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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1971
Page
2
The railroad equipment industry shows cyclical demand tied to rail capital spending with diversification into leasing and environmental work boosting some firms. Prospects hinge on restored tax credits, potential federal freight car pooling, and mass transit emphasis, with carriers facing car shortages and renewed orders anticipated.
Foy Powell reported making a hole in one on the 160 yard fourth hole at Greenlee Country Club in Clifton Sunday. The item notes a local sports moment and a golfing achievement in the community.
Local clubs and organizations schedule a week of meetings and activities in Lordsburg Hidalgo County including Pythian Sisters Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Knights of Pythias Western clubs and church groups through Saturday with bridge sessions sewing clubs and youth group activities.
USDA reports active trading in Far Western markets with strong ginning demand and high bids in Arizona New Mexico and far west Texas. Fresno Phoenix and El Paso prices rise while overall export sales stay limited and harvest nears completion amid light rain fog and sond.
The Babson Research Staff recommends keeping ACF Industries General Signal and Pullman. General American Transportation performs well on equipment leasing while Trans Union profits from water purification and waste treatment stakes. General Steel Industries remains central to mass transit gear despite rising costs. Other participants include Amsted Industries American Standard Illinois Central and Midland-Ross.
Alder M. Meckler from the Las Cruces Social Security Office will meet residents at City Hall Conference Room Wednesday December 15 from 6 30 a m to 11 00 a m to discuss social security problems and assist with claims
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