Ground Breaking Ceremonies For WNMU Vo Tech Building
Western New Mexico University held a ground breaking for a 2.6 million Vocational Technical Building behind the Student Memorial Center. Leaders present included Dr. Robert Glennen, Dr. Theodore Draclos, State Senator Benny Altamirano, and architect Dick Waggoner. The 46,000 square foot facility will include auto and diesel shops, welding, machine shop, building trades, drafting, business instruction, and classrooms. The design emphasizes expansion, passive solar use, and local job creation with gas heating and evaporative cooling.
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Western New Mexico University
Jim Graff
Theodore Draelos
Board of
Regents
Robert E. Glennen
Frank Tatsch
Dick Waggoner
Chris Farren
Benny Altamirano
Dan Baxley
General College
WNMU
Student Memorial Center
Robert Glennen
Theodore Draclos
Waggoner & Assocs., Inc
Roswell
January Is National Hobby Month at Lordsburg Library
The Lordsburg Hidalgo Library invites residents to display hobbies during January, recalling a successful 1982 exhibit and aiming for an even bigger 1983 display with advance notice. Debby Boone promotes Light Up Your Life with a hobby, encouraging patrons to visit, call 542-9646, or come in to show their hobby and access library materials.
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Lordsburg-Hidalgo
Debby Boone
Sorority Christmas Party Held at Moore Home
Xi Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its holiday gathering at Kenneth and June Moore's home on December 10. Hostesses organized a ham dinner, post dinner games, and a pool tournament with prizes to John Schimmel, Allan Kerr, and Lance Williams. Gift exchanges occurred among attendees.
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Kenneth
June Moore
Xi Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Gayle Kipp
Pat Williams
Karen Bejarano
Beverly Atkinson
Alice Noce
John Schimmel
Allan Kerr
Lance Williams
Opal Allen
Bob
Helen Allred
Jim
Diana Culberson
Bill
Judy Fisher
Allan
Frankie Kerr
Marvin
Daphene Kimbley
William
Harold
Linda Kuenstler
Jack
Mary Louise Morgan
Gene
Chris
Pam Sanders
Eva Wilborn
Lance
the Moores
Bill Introduced on Drug Tampering Penalties
US Senator Pete V Domenici co sponsors a bill to make tampering with drugs cosmetics and food a federal offense. The bill could carry life imprisonment for death causing tampering and up to 20 years or 20000 dollars fine for non fatal cases.
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Pete V. Domenici
Chicago
Domenici
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