County considers Gila Regional hospital agreement terms
Hidalgo County commissioners agreed to study a proposed contract between Gila Regional Hospital and the county. Hospital administrator Ron McArthur cited a needed three year term and doctor arrangements. A Rodeo Community Association dinner is planned for February 15 to support rodeo activities with adult meals at four dollars and children under ten at one fifty.
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Hidalgo County
Gila Regional Hospital
Ron McArthur
Gila Hospital
Gila
McArthur
Rodeo Community Association
Pat's Mountain
Shady Grove
Martinez Services Held Here
Fulgencio M. Martinez died at Gila Regional Medical Center in Silver City NM after a brief illness. Born January 16 1905 in San Jacinto Durango Mexico he moved from El Paso to this area in 1941 and worked 33 years for Southern Pacific. Survived by wife Jessie two sons Gerardo and Martin daughter Lorraine sister Soledad two grandchildren. Services at Heather Mortuary Sunday 7 pm officiated by Father Narciso Rivera. Mass Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church burial Shakespeare Cemetery. Pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named. Absentee ballots available at City Clerk office until 5 pm February 27 1986.
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Fulgencio M. Martinez
Gila Regional Medical Center
Silver City
New Mexico
Fulgencio
San Jacinto
Durango
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Southern Pacific
Jessie R. Martinez
Lordsburg
Gerardo R. Martinez
Martin R. Martinez
Lorraine M. Ellis
Soledad M. Ortiz
Los Angeles
Marlene Rene Ellis
Richard Ellis III
Heather Mortuary
Narciso Rivera
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Shakespeare Cemetery
Juan Ortega
Nicbel Martinez
Marty Rosales
Pedro Marquez
Herman Rodriguez
Ernesto Ramirez
Richard Ellis,Jr
Steven Aguilera
Stephen A. Montez
Gilbert Ramirez
Reward increases to 800 for Graham Stables burglary
Last week a 300 award was offered for info on the Graham Stables burglary at Road Forks. Johnnie Graham adds 500 to the reward, now 800 total, for information leading to arrest and conviction. An older light blue pickup was seen near the 6 AM January 23 break in, saddles and gear valued at 3000 missing. Informants may contact Hidalgo Deputy Captain John McDonald, Hidalgo Sheriff's Department, or Crime Stoppers at 1800 6933.
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Liberal
Graham
Road Forks
Johnnie Graham
Hidalgo
John McDonald
Animas School Board Extends Contracts For Key Leaders
After an executive session Tuesday night the Animas school board approved two year contracts for Superintendent Richard Clifton and for principals Bill Coker and Noel Smith. Margarite Weasel presented a list of potential purchases using remaining bond funds. the board will study recommendations and did not finalize decisions.
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Animas
Richard Clifton
Bill Coker
Noel Smith
Margarite Weasel
Weasel
WNMU Reports Spring Enrollment Increase to Board
Western New Mexico University officials announce spring enrollment at 1732 students, up 2.8 percent from last semester. Full time equivalent enrollment stands at 1273, down 1.7 percent, based on total credit hours offered.
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Western New Mexico University
Board of Educational Finance
WNMU
Robbery at Lordsburg Snappy Mart Targets Store
An armed robbery was reported at the Lordsburg Snappy Mart around 5 30 a m on Thursday. Deputy Sheriff David Waites said about 120 dollars was taken and suspects are being sought.
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Lordsburg Snappy Mart
David Waites
Charity Basketball Tournament Planned
The 3rd Annual Charity Basketball Tournament sponsored by Hidalgo County law enforcement officers runs February 29 and March 1. Deputy Richard Mejia says proceeds will go to area churches. Eight teams expected. current entrants include Socorro and Las Cruces police, Silver City and Hidalgo sheriff's departments, and Lordsburg Border Patrol. Games begin Friday at 6 30 PM and Saturday at 10 30 AM at the high school gym. Tickets at the door cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Hidalgo County
Richard Mejia
Socorro
Las Cruces
Silver City
Hidalgo
City shifts to aggressive collection policy since 1978
The City outlines a new aggressive utility collection policy aimed at turning non paying customers into timely payers. The plan details meter reading, billing, notices, and hand delivery of shut off orders, with costs rising and service continuing during collection. The policy also offers deposits refund after a year and introduces average billing to aid timely payments.
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Grant County
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Animal TV Committee
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Fred Ewing
Lordsburg Lions Club
Julie Willis
Lions Club