Legislature adjourns on 291.4 million Gen Appropriations Act
The 1972 Legislature adjourned after approving a 291.4 million general appropriations bill and clashed over a marijuana penalties bill. A conference committee, including leaders from Alamogordo and Lincoln-Otero areas, crafted the compromise. Debates covered land subdivision rules, reapportionment, pay raises, and gas price measures.
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Aubrey N
William J. Upton
D- na-Hidalgo
Sen
Dunn
Upton
Samuel H. Gass Dies After Brief Illness in Lordsburg
Samuel Harrison Gass a longtime Lordsburg resident died February 18 in a Deming hospital after weeks of illness. Born June 25 1894 in Philadelphia he moved to Lordsburg in 1913 and married Jennie Marsalis in 1917. He worked for Southern Pacific then ran his own business and served as city utilities superintendent for 20 years and county probate judge for two terms. He was active in the First Baptist Church and Lordsburg Masonic Lodge. He survived by his wife three daughters a sister six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial was at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Samuel Harrison Gass
Lordsburg
Deming
Heather Chapel
Dick Ross
First Baptist Church
Samuel Kennedy
Sarah McCauley Gass
Philadelphia
Jennie Marsalis
Gass
Southern Pacific Railroad
Heather Mortuary
First Baptist Church of
Edwin Brown
Erwin Ewan
Harold Taylor
Michael Brown
George Ewan, Jr
Joel Ewan
Mountain View Cemetery
Local Contractor Apparent Low Bidder on I-10 Project
H Bishop Lumber Co of this city was the apparent low bidder for the State Highway Department contract to demolish and remove improvements along the I 10 right of way through Lordsburg. Bishop bid 16985 while B W Nelson of Tucumcari bid 23400 and Trotz Construction of Albuquerque bid 24402. The engineer's estimate was 36000.
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H. Bishop Lumber Co
State Highway Department
Lordsburg
Bishop
B. W. Nelson
Tucumcari
Trotz Construction
Albuquerque
TV Cable Rates Clarified
City TV Cable manager Bob Harwood states last week’s printed rate schedule is outdated. He says the connect fee is now 5 dollars and the monthly charge with tax is 6.24 dollars.
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Bob Harwood
City TV Cable System
Harwood
Area Students Complete Degree Work at NMSU
New Mexico State University awarded 435 degrees to students who finished degree requirements in the fall. The graduates will be recognized at commencement on May 13, 1972. Lordsburg area seniors include William Rice and Peter Payee Chavira with BS degrees, Randy Massey with a BS in Agriculture, from Animas.
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New Mexico State University
NMSU
Lordsburg
William Rice
Peter Payee Chavira
Randy Massey
Animas
Local ESA District II Meets in Lordsburg Host Chapter
District II of the New Mexico State Council of E S A met in Lordsburg February 19 20 at the American Motor Inn with Alpha Upsilon hosting. Sixty members from New Mexico and West Texas attended to conduct state business including election of Gail James as chairman and other officers.
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New Mexico
Ruth Booten
Ben Dillard
Marsha Thomas
Ami June Arnold
Gail James
Sara Schnelzer
Daphne Herrel
Norma Pearce
Frances Lowrance
Gertrude Sharp
Lordsburg Falls In OT To T or C Then Blasts Duncan
Lordsburg loses 84 to 87 in overtime to T or C Tigers with Don Gustin leading T or C with 30 points and Joaquin Marquez scoring 27 for Lordsburg. The Mavericks rebound to 1 3 in district 4AA and crush Duncan Wildkats 85 51 behind 26 from Marquez and 12 from Cureton.
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Charley Johnson
Mavericks
T Or C Tigers
Tigers
Don Gustin
Garcia
Lordsburg
Joaquin Marquez
Sam Cureton
David Garcia
Kelly Saucedo
T Or C
Duncan Wildkats
David
Duncan
Todd
Deming
Deadline for Motor Vehicle Registration March 2
The Motor Vehicle Department warns the public that the March 2 deadline to register vehicles to avoid penalties is approaching. Bring 1971 registration slips for all trucks to prove current plates. Fees vary by vehicle weight and age with a 50 cent processing surcharge.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Maria Olga Gandara Earns UNM Master of Arts
Maria Olga Gandara has completed the requirements for a Master of Arts degree in guidance at the University of New Mexico. Olga is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Feliciano P Gandara.
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Maria Olga Gandara
University of New Mexico
Olga
Feliciano P. Gandara
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Eunice
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Tibo Chavez
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