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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
3
A note on seasonal spending as readers admit Fan Mail expenses rise yearly with June payments. The writer hints this outlays fuel concern for Christmas ahead and hints at budgeting efforts to cover costs.
The Liberal marks 52 issues, thanking readers for support and pledging continued focus on local news and pictures. The paper announces plans to expand commercial printing in Lordsburg with a new press and equipment, aiming to grow revenue for the community.
Play gets under way in the Maverick Invitational B team tournament Friday at 1 30 p m when Tularosa meets Reserve in the opener. Several children registered Thursday morning for the parochial kindergarten at St Joseph s Hall. Marine Private Lawrence Flores son of Mrs Eloisa C Flores graduated from eight weeks recruit training at San Diego. Mrs George Lamb involved in a two car accident on Highway 80 west of the city limits. First place in the Chamber of Commerce residence Christmas Lighting contest awarded to Mr and Mrs Russell Smith. A bold pickpocket nipped the purse of U S District Judge H Yearly Payne in Albuquerque last week customs haul was 25. Elbert Coursey veteran operator at the Community Public Service power plant retired Dec 1 after almost a quarter century was honored guest at a dinner receiving a gold wrist watch. Miss Wanda Wilder installed as Worthy Advisor of the Lordsburg Rainbow Assembly last Sunday at the Masonic Hall.
A column discusses a wife's letters to her congressmen over Social Security benefits for widows, noting responses from Domenici Montoya and Runnels. It highlights the value of constituent contact, franking privileges, and the hope for legislative change to protect earned benefits. The piece then covers Farah corporation labor tensions, union claims, and Bishop Metzger's stance against plant boycotts, endorsing a quick settlement to spare workers.
The dispute centers on Willie Farah Corpora tion with Farah Manufacturing Co Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and the Roman Catholic Bishop of El Paso. It threatens the livelihoods of about 9 000 workers and a multi million dollar enterprise. Farah, a 54 year old engineer and son of a Lebanese immigrant, expanded a family business into a large corporation.
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