Laudone and Fujihira Named to PD Notes Leadership
Anita H. Laudone is elected Secretary of Phelps Dodge Corp. and Donald T. Fujihira is named Assistant to the Chairman. Laudone, 32, is an attorney and Columbia Law graduate with prior positions at Shearman and Sterling and Davis Polk, while Fujihira, 33, a Swarthmore and Penn Law alumnus, has been on the New York executive staff since 1978 and volunteers as a lawyer in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Anita H. Laudone
Donald T. Fujihira
Ms. Laudone
Richard W. Pendleton, Jr
New York
Connecticut College
Columbia University School of Law
James Kent
Columbia Law Review
Phelps Dodge
Shearman and Sterling
Davis Polk and
Wardwell
Mr. Fujihira
General Electric Company
Aircraft Engine Group
Lynn
Massachusetts
University of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore College
Union College
Pennsylvania
Harlem
Mining Club, Inc
Minimum wage rises to 3 35 dollars in January
The federal minimum wage increases from 3.10 to 3.35 per hour on January 1 under 1977 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act. It affects about 5.6 million workers and is defended as promoting equity while allowing below minimum wages in specific cases to protect job opportunities for certain workers. The Wage and Hour Division enforces the act, and certificates authorize subminimum pay for full-time students and handicapped workers in certain industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Ray Marshall
Des Moines Couple Named Top Young Farmer and Rancher
Des Moines residents Bur Brown and his wife Karen received the 61st annual Top Young Farmer and Rancher award at the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau meeting in Las Cruces on December 4. Brown built a cattle operation in northeastern New Mexico, with a cow calf and yearling program, water improvements, and partnerships as an American Breeders Service and Vita Farm dealer. He has led active Farm and Livestock roles at the county level and holds FFA and state honors. Karen Brown is active in 4-H and extension programs and serves as information director for the Union County Farm and Livestock Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bur! Brown
Karen
Des Moines
New Mexico
Conklin
Vita
Brown
Union County Farm and Livestock Bureau
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Young Farmer and Rancher
Future Farmers of America
New Mexico State University
FFA
College Range Society
4-H
Union County Extension Club
Girl Scout
Christmas Cantata Planned Here by Methodist Children Choir
The Methodist Children's Choir will present Sleepy Little Shepherd a Christmas Cantata on December 14 at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Choir members listed include Brian Culberson Bud Kuenstler Becky Dearman Tricia Williams Tracy Malott and others who will light candles. Children will wear costumes and Pat De La Garza crafted the scenery. A Christmas party follows in the church basement. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Brian Culberson
Becky Dearman
Tracy Malott
Tricia Williams
David Culberson
Debra Saucedo
Jennifer Malott
Methodist Children’s
Bud Kuenstler
Bill Kipp
Debra
Schmitt Restores Funds For Grasshoppers And Wool Research
U S Senator Harrison Jack Schmitt wins final congressional approval for a conference report restoring 500000 to the Agriculture Appropriations Bill for APHIS to combat grasshoppers and pests. The package also adds 200000 for wool and mohair research, bringing totals to 1 723000 and 1 050000 respectively, to aid New Mexico and western states.
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Congress
U.S
Harrison
Jack
Schmitt
Agriculture Appropriations
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
New Mexico
Animal
Appropriations Committee
Addiion, Suc
Longtime Lordsburg Resident Dios F. C. Jimenez Dies
Dios Felix C. Jimenez longtime Lordsburg resident died at his home on December 1 1980 born May 18 1898 in Jimenez Chio Mexico had lived in Lordsburg since age 28 retired from Southern Pacific Railroad in 1963 predeceased by wife Antonia Jimenez survived by three daughters Carmen Vigil Stella Guerrero Isabel Tarango three sons Felix Jr Antonio and Apolonio Jimenez one brother Apolonio Jimenez of El Paso 13 grandchildren Rosary December 3 1980 730 pm Heather Chapel Mass December 4 1980 900 am St Joseph s Catholic Church pallbearers Joe Jimenez Jr Nieves Martinez Tony Mesa Ralph Acosta David Villa Louis Jimenez burial Shakespeare Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix C. Jimenez
Lordsburg
Mr. Jimenez
Jimenez
Chio
Mexico
Southern Pacific Railroad
Antonia Jimenez
Carmen Vigil
Silver City
N.M
Stella Guerrero
Isabel Tarango
Felix Jr
Antonio
Apolonio Jimenez
el Paso
Texas
Heather Chapel
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Joe Jimenez Jr
Nieves Martinez
Tony Mesa
Ralph Acosta
David Villa
Louis Jimenez
Shakespeare Cemetery
Proper Wool Care Keeps Clothes Long Lived
Woolen garments require regular cleaning to remove odors and stains. After each wear, brush with a soft brush, paying attention to the neckline front edges and cuffs to preserve fabric and extend service life.
Hill To Head Local Optimists
Steve Hill elected president of the Lord sburg Optimist Club for 1980 81 with Cornelio Gandara and Manny Renteria as vice presidents. New two year directors include Harry Don Kling Tommy Gandara and Jesus G Martinez. others remain. Clark Smith named secretary treasurer. Sarge Bejarano will serve on the board. George Lytle is sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Hill
Lordsburg Optimist Club
Cornelio Gandara
Manny Renteria
Harry Don Kling
Tommy Gandara
Jesus G. Martinez
John Mora
Juan Moralez
Fred la Marca
Clark Smith
Juan ‘“‘Sarge
Bejarano
George
Buddy
Lytle
Sarge Bejarano
Gus Gandara
Optimist Baseball
Ruben Gomez
Optimist Boxing
Lordsburg Optimist
New Mexico
Texas
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Marvin E. Frankel
FLSA
The
Employment Standards Administration
Childrens
Dios
Hill
Saucedo
Cotton City Grocery, Animal Grocery and
Save Way
Cotton City
Julia K. Fisher
Hidalgo County
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