Residents Press Hidalgo County for BLM Involvement
Residents from the south and southwest converge on the Hidalgo County Commission with resolutions and letters urging the county to work with the Bureau of Land Management on a revised Resource Management Plan Environmental Impact Statement. A November 25 comment deadline looms. a January 7 meeting in Rodeo with Linda Rundell is planned, and local contacts include Bill Miller who has reached out to Rep. Joe Skeen and Senator Pete Domenici.
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Willi Reynolds
County Commission
Hidalgo
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Rodeo
Linda Rundell
Las Cruces
Bill Miller
U.S
Joe Skeen
Pete Domenici
Ed Roos
Joe Burgess
Dan Puckett
Hidalgo County Cattle Growers Association
Burgess
A.J. Mora
Lordsburg City
IT EMERGENCY NUMBER 911 PRACTICES AND CHAMBER EVENTS
Emergency number 911 operates from Hidalgo County Sheriffs Department with all units dispatched from there. 911 calls ring for 10 to 14 seconds before answering, and a 5 second window allows more digits and 5 seconds for computer back to trace caller. Officials say delays can save lives. For non emergency, call 542 8827 542 8828 or 542 8829. Kidnapped Travellers honored by Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber with room meals and tour. hopes to spread good word about Lordsburg. Events include Mavericks Awards for volleyball and football December 16 at the Lordsburg Cafetorium at 6 PM. County considers hiring own animal control agent. executive meeting held drafting County Manager hiring.
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Hidalgo County
Sheriff's Department
Terri Talavera
Hall
Talavera
City Corner announces landfill hours and rules
The landfill is open daily 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven days a week except holidays and will close on December 24 and 25 1991 with resumption on December 26. Prohibited waste includes hazardous, petroleum, sludge, sewage and waste from non permitted facilities. Violators will be prosecuted. residents urged not to dump along roads or fences on private property. Signed by Mayor Salvador M Diaz Jr.
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Salvador M. Diaz Jr
Lordsburg Board Sets Closed Meeting for Superintendent Eval
The Lordsburg Board of Education will hold a special closed meeting on Tuesday December 17 at 7:00 p.m. in the Central Administrative Office to conduct the annual performance evaluation of the Superintendent of Schools.
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Lordsburg Board of Education
Moonlight Madness Best Ever Moonlight Madness Best Ever
The Seventh Annual Moonlight Madness in Lordsburg drew its largest turnout. Joanna Lopez of the Chamber of Commerce noted 30 booths in the Mini Mall at the B and R Clothing building, lent by Sunwest Bank. Local merchants reported record turnout and sales.
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Lordsburg
Joanna Lopez
Chamber of Commerce
B & R Clothing
Chamber
Sunwest Bank
Lopez
Kay Little
Sears
Sherri Turner
Under the Rainbow
Verla Jorgenson
Verla's
Food Baskets To Be Delivered December 21
On Saturday December 21 1991 food baskets will be delivered by Optimist Club Department of transportation and EMTs. Lordsburg Schools will host drop off points at each school building to encourage student can donations. Phelps Dodge at west gate accepts donations or anonymous gifts via Tommy Chavez. Other points include the Sheriff's Office Stylerite Beauty Shop and Under the Rainbow Flowers & Gift Shop.
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Optimist Club
Department of Transportation
Emts
Lordsburg
Phelps Dodge
Tommy Chavez
Sheriff's Office
Stylerite Beauty Shop
Rainbow Flowers & Gift Shop
Animas
Virden
Hidalgo County
EMT
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W. M. Wagerin
Lordsburg-Hidalgo
Pansy McDonald
Phil Rodriguez
ELKS
Lordsburg Elks Lodge
George Basabilvaso
Billy Bart
New Mexico
Elks Association
Moonlight Madness
Lordsburg Liberal
Santa Claus
Santa
Salvador Diaz
Maxwell House
Charlie Siepel
Vanita Hatch
Bob Martin
Gary Corbell
Mac McPherson
Steve Maxwell
Coronado Theatre
Lordsburg Christian Home
Lordsburg Elks
Billy Burt
Homer Baird
Christian Home
Virgil Widby
America
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