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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1968

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Primary election debate shapes New Mexico politics in 1967

The piece outlines New Mexico primary election concepts including direct primaries, runoff rules, and party nominations. It notes Sen. Mike Morgan of Curry County supports direct primaries and two Democrats, Chavez and King, have notable primary results with potential runoffs discussed.

Rimary Senate Press Fa- Chavez Santa Fe Chaves Bruce King Santa County Morgan King Pnoft Alex Armijo Santa Feed Lloyd W. Miles Farmington Abraham Mily Ten Miera Algodons Miguel County Jimmie Bustamante Las William R. Hendley Verque R Corporation Commission Armijo and Ents

Lordsburg Mavericks Open Season With Narrow Wins

Lordsburg Mavericks rallied to beat Reserve 55 to 2 55 in a Friday opener then edged Cliff 56 to 51 on Tuesday. Paul Speer led scoring with 18 points, Keller and Atwood each had 15 for Reserve, while Mario Ramirez steadied the Mavericks in the first half as they built a 15 point edge entering the final period. Cliff faced a late rally before Mavericks held on after Coach Kowalski briefed his bench.

Lordsburg Mavericks Mavericks Cliff Mountaineers Reserve Lordsburg Paul Speer Maverick Keller Atwood Eorly Mario Ramirez Cowboys B J. Kowalski

Christmas Program at Valley View Church

The Rev. Don MacDougall announces the annual Christmas program at Valley View United Presbyterian Church of Animal on Tuesday, Dec 17 at 7 30 p m A lunch for carolers at 4 30 precedes service with carols sung at homes The candlelight service follows and women of the church serve refreshments The public is invited to attend

Don MacDougall Valley View United Presbyterian Church of Animal

Chamber of Commerce Banquet Date Set for Jan 16

Chamber of Commerce manager Glenn Dorsett announced the annual banquet will be held Thursday January 16 at the school cafetorium. A program of special interest to local residents has been arranged and will be announced soon.

Chamber of Commerce Glenn Dorsett Dorsett

Driver Bails Out As Truck Runs Wild Downtown

Ronnie Joe Goolman of Houston was severely injured when his truck veered on East Railroad Ave. He jumped from the cab around 3:40 pm. The vehicle crossed a median, struck a street light, and damaged a motel pool glass. It rolled about 600 feet before stopping near Harper's service station. Police may cite Goodman.

Ronnie Joe Goolman Houston Texas East Railroad Ave Goodman Chester St Harper's Service Station J. H. Rose Co

New Mexico Receives Federal NDEA Funds Total 16.5 Million

New Mexico has obtained 16 535 901 dollars in Federal funds under the National Defense Education Act since 1958. J H Bond regional director said the act signed September 2 1958 aims to boost national security science mathematics and foreign language education. The act now funds loans strengthening instruction fellowships guidance counseling testing services and other educational programs nationwide.

New Mexico National Defense Education Act NDEA J H Bond Health, Feducation and Welfare U.S

Local Officers Busy Week Report On Burglaries Arrests

Police report multiple incidents including Porfirio Lopez charged with burglary aggravated battery and attempted rape after a 3 am dispatch December 7. A Dec 27 hearing was set with a $3500 bond. Separately two juveniles, 15 and 16, burglarized Western Auto. one fled after smashing a plate glass front door. Another entry attempt was reported at Lehman's Department Store. Additional auto thefts were cleared with Bayard Gonzalez of Pomony Gonvalde facing charges. multiple thefts and wallet thefts linked to Marge Estada and Augie Parker cited. Police seek unclaimed bicycles and return of driver training manuals.

Porfirio Lopez Lopez Leroy McCarty Tony Arredondo Justice of the Peace Arredondo Western Auto Arredonde Dudley Robertson Lehman's Department Auriat ” Bayard Pommy Gonvalde Grant County Hidalgo County Jual Conzales Marge Fstiada Frea Flores Augie Parker Peggy Reba Lesly Papptist

Devaun Richins Named Alternate Producer Delegate

Devaun Richins of Star Route Animas has been named an alternate producer delegate to the National Cotton Council’s first annual meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas January 27 26. More than 1000 attendees are expected as delegates review research and promotion programs and make 1969 recommendations. Cotton producers ginners merchants warehousemen cottonseed crushers manufacturers and cooperatives from 19 cotton producing states will be represented.

Devaun Richins Star Route Animas National Cotton Council Hot Springs Ark

Liberal prices to rise January 1

Beginning January 1 the Liberal will cost 10 cents for a single copy. Subscription rates rise to 3.50 per year within Hidalgo County and 4.00 per year elsewhere. Advertising rates increase 10 cents per column inch.

Hidalgo County

City Prisoners Free Then Re jailed in Same Day

District Judge Norman Hodges ordered two jailed city prisoners James W. Brooks and Wess Rowe released on habeas corpus. They had been jailed after sentencing for 60 days in lieu of a fine they could not pay, then arrested again for disorderly conduct and drunkenness.

Norman Hodges James W. Brooks Wess Rowe City of Lordsburg Edward M. Campbell Campbell Brooks Rowe Justice of the Peace Court Justice of the Peace C. L. Brown Brown Potion Yooy Arredotedo Arredondo

Services For Frank Chaires Sr To Be Held

Rosary services for Frank Chaires Sr will be said at the Heather Chapel Thursday December 12 at 7 p.m. with Father Daniel Alderette officiating. Requiem Mass will be said Friday December 13 at St Josephs Catholic Church at 10 a.m. with Father Daniel Alderette officiating. A complete obituary will be in next weeks paper.

Frank Chaires Heather Chapel Daniel Alderette St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

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