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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1989
Page
2
Donna Jo G. Renteria writes to correct a Liberal front page portrayal of a recent school board meeting. She cites NEA collaboration with the board to preserve equitable grievance rights, urges continued cooperation, and defends efforts to improve the district’s education system.
A holiday message from Alex Valdez, Secretary of the Services Department, highlights that about 80,000 New Mexico children rely on child support and urges parents to meet obligations. The appeal emphasizes warm meals, clothing, medical care, and presents, urging timely payment during the season.
The Sage and Sand Extension Club held a December meeting at Virginia Rutland’s home for a Christmas party. Members brought covered dishes and gifts for Sunshine Haven residents. Attendees included Ena Mitchell Edna Speer Betty Barney Abendall Bertha Rutland Virginia Rutland Martha Harvell Leona Hightower Marcella Reed Judy Chase Robbie Ward and Bethleen Swapp.
City police blotter records four vandalism calls at Shakespeare Cemetery. Defacing graves, car racing in the grounds, a young tree run over and bent or killed, and theft of bushes and flowers are alleged. Public help urged for information.
Officer Frank Musitano of the New Mexico State Police detained two suspects this week on I-10 near Deming after matching a stolen car description and license plate numbers. He apprehended one driver at mile post 23 and secured the other, returned to California, without incident.
Award winning broadcaster Ernie Mills will address Winter Commencement at Western New Mexico University in the Fine Arts Auditorium Friday December 15 at 7 pm. Mills has served on the WNMU Board of Regents and the New Mexico Special Olympics Honorary Board, and in 1980 negotiated a prison riot ending with all hostages safe. He broadcasts across New Mexico and hosts Report From Santa Fe on public TV, publishes legislative reports, and resides in Santa Fe with his wife and daughter.
Ellen Cline, graduate intern at Francis McCray Gallery, Western New Mexico University, presents a Chase Webb paintings retrospective. Webb alumnus and former drama professor (1940–1970) with Chase Webb Theater named after him. Exhibit runs February 16 to March 31, 1990. owners may loan works by calling 538-6614 with name and number.
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