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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1990
Page
2
Readers share thanks to the Lordsburg Mavericks and mini teams, a Christmas kindness tale of Dusty Rhodes aiding a stranded motorist, a proposal to rename Railroad Avenue, strong faith views on worship, and a PTA notice thanking donors for a Washington trip fundraiser with prize winners and community support.
Toni Borrego of the Chamber of Commerce thanks elementary school children for creating Christmas tree decorations that enhanced the City Tree. She urges residents not to steal decorations and notes last year’s missing tree. encourages leaving decorations for next year and reminds some items may be made by a relative.
Lordsburg officials discuss accepting either ownership or a three year lease of the Old Golf Course after Tommy Hood proposes city takeover. McPherson urges applying for CDBG grants citing past allocations. nine million allotted last year with 27 million requests. Five OJT hires to stay as permanent crew. Linda Contreras extended three months to finish records transfer. A special meeting is set to pay bills and review golf property with public input sought.
A list of the week’s top video rentals with titles, lead actors, distributors and ratings. Arnold Schwarzenegger dominates with Total Recall at No 1 while Pretty Woman and Back To The Future III also rank high. several titles reflect diverse genres and studios across the top 20.
Salvador M. Diaz Sr mayor of Lordsburg praises Central School students for decorating the community Christmas tree and urges public recognition. He notes gas leak survey activity with Class I leaks being repaired and warns citizens to stay cautious around excavation sites during holidays. The city closes Monday Dec 24, 1990 at noon and Tuesday Dec 25, 1990.
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