Copper Industry Faces 1976 Hope After 1975 Slump
Phelps Dodge chairman George B. Munroe told a Albuquerque luncheon that copper production should rise in 1976 after a disastrous 1975. He noted cost increases and weak demand but expressed optimism for long term prospects and New Mexico operations at Tyrone and Hidalgo County, including a new flash smelting smelter and planned expansions. About 700 workers are employed at Tyrone.
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Revenue sharing fears loom over Hidalgo County budgets
Editor Jerry Walz examines federal revenue sharing nearing expiration on December 31 1976 and its impact on Hidalgo County budgets. Counties face planning gaps as Congress blocks money during January to May 15 1976, while leaders rely on guesswork for the 1976 77 fiscal year.
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Animal man and juvenile arrested for marijuana possession
Hidalgo County Sheriff Gene Moore and Deputy Rudy Lara arrested a man and a juvenile on February 19 for possessing less than one ounce of marijuana. The adult paid a $60 fine in magistrate court and the juvenile was turned over to appropriate authorities. Sheriff Moore credited Animal School officials for their cooperation.
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Hidalgo County
Gene Moore
Rudy Lara
Moore
Thefts Reported In Lordsburg This Week
Lordsburg police investigated two automotive hardware thefts this week. A set of hub caps valued at 180 dollars were stolen and two sideview mirrors valued at 22 dollars were taken from a vehicle at Second and Animal Streets. Investigation continues.
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Lordsburg
Vehicle Registration Deadline Stated For 1976 Stickers
Mrs. Marian Altuna of the Department of Motor Vehicles announced the March 2 deadline to register all vehicles for 1976. She noted about 50 percent of Hidalgo County drivers have already received their stickers and warned fines of one dollar per day for unregistered vehicles.
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Marian Altuna
Department of Motor Vehicles
Altuna
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