New Mexico Drivers Face Mandatory Visual Screening
New Mexico began visual screening for all driver license applicants effective December 1, 1966. Applicants must meet 20/40 visual acuity on the Keystone Eye Machine or obtain a Certificate of Examination for further eye work.
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New Mexico
Keystone
Lordsburg School District Seeks Projector Bid
The Board of Education Lordsburg Municipal School District No 1 invites sealed bids by 6:00 p.m. December 23 1966 for a Bell and Howell Model 552 Projector. Specifications are from the Superintendent of Schools office. The district may reject any or all bids. First publication December 16 1966.
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Board of Education
Lordsburg Municipal School District No
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Bell and Howell
Superintendent of Schools
Lordsburg Municipal
Harber J. Heather
President
Abandoned Motor Vehicle Ordinance Adopted by Lords City
The city declares unlicensed derelict and abandoned cars a public nuisance and safety hazard. It requires occupants to remove vehicles or face daily fines of five dollars after city notice. The ordinance was proposed, passed by a majority of the Board of Aldermen, at a December 8 1966 public meeting at City Hall.
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Board of Aldermen
City of Lords
City Clerk Notice Published in The Burg Liberal
Public notice from the City Clerk LUPE RIVERA cites a legal order published in The Burg Liberal. The document references Burg, New Mexico and a December publication date, indicating official actions and filing details.
Ord 213 Declares Derelict Vehicles Public Nuisance
Ordinance 213 aims to protect public health safety and welfare by declaring derelict and unlicensed motor vehicles a public nuisance. It provides for their abatement and imposes penalties, as established by the board of aldermen.
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Motor Vehicle Administration
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James Badgett
Bo FT Tey
RCA Victor
Johnson
Reddy Kilowatt
Community Public Service Company
Reddy
Sfringe
Eee Moon Electric Light & Power Company
Victor Reay, Dist. Mgr