Voters set to elect five city councillors in Lordsburg
Lordsburg voters go to the polls from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday March 4 to elect five city councillors for four year terms in four wards and a two year post in Ward Four. Precinct One votes at Central School south gym entrance, Precincts Two and Three at Lordsburg Civic Center 313 East Fourth Street. Eleven candidates compete with Better Government and independent tickets represented. A referendum on regulating municipal utilities by the State Public Service Commission is also on the ballot.
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Lordsburg Civic Center
East Fourth Street
State Public Service Commission
Local resident seeks four year Lordsburg City Council term
Gerald D. Fuller a longtime Lordsburg resident since 1912 and WWII Pacific Theatre veteran seeks a four year ward two council seat. He has ranching background and 13 years semi retirement, chaired the local National Guard unit, and is active in the Lordsburg Elks Club VFW AARP and veterans groups.
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Gerald D. Fuller
Lordsburg
Fuller
National Guard
Martinez Seeks Reelect in Lordsburg Ward Four Race
Albert M Martinez aims for re election to the Lordsburg City Council seat he was appointed to. Born in Lordsburg and a Columbia University graduate, he says he makes his own decisions and supports reasoned cooperation to address lawsuits and city issues without adding tax burden. He and wife Jessie have a daughter, Jane Helen.
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Lordsburg
Columbia University
New York City
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Daughter, Jane Helen
Mora Seeks Reelection To Lordsburg Council Seat
Lordsburg councillor Gilbert Mora seeks another term for Ward Two as voters head to the polls. A lifelong resident and U S Postal Service employee for 24 years, Mora also serves on the Lordsburg Board of Education and HMS board. He aims to attract industry to boost city growth.
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Lordsburg High School
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U.S. Postal Department
Lordsburg Board of Education
Hidalgo Medicin Service, Inc
Ruben Bejarano Seeks Ward 4 City Council Seat
Ruben A Bejarano, a Lordsburg native and 1972 Lordsburg High School graduate, announces a bid for a two year term as Ward 4 councilor in the March 4 Lordsburg election. He has worked seven years for Phelps Dodge in Tyrone and is joined by his wife Pam and two children Sallie and Ruben Ray.
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Lordsburg
Bejarano
Lordsburg High School
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Tyrone
Pam
Sallie
Ruben Ray
Craig Seeks Lordsburg Ward Four Council Seat
George D. Craig announce candidacy for a four year term on the Lordsburg City Council from Ward Four. A 1966 resident and 1976 New Mexico State University graduate, he works as a manager at Ritter-Walker Company and is active with the Optimist Club Lordsburg Little League and St Josephs Catholic Church. The Lordsburg Municipal Board of Education meets March 4 at 7 00 a.m. in 501 W Fourth Street Lordsburg. He says the city must look forward and embrace change to shape a better future.
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New Mexico State University
Ritter-Walker Company of
Optimist Club
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Lordsburg Municipal Board of Education
Board Room
Lordsburg Municipal Schools
Fourth Street
Craig
Hidalgo County Firefighters Complete Four Week Training
Last Thursday evening wrapped a four week training session for volunteer firemen from Hidalgo County. Participating departments included Animas Cotton City Rodeo and Lordsburg with local rescue crews also present. Fire Protection Instructor David Rubio led the drills teaching propane fire control and a propane tree demonstration at Lordsburg High School.
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SBA Expands Disaster Aid for Dona Ana Hidalgo NM
The Small Business Administration amends Disaster Declaration No. 1743 to include Dona Ana and Hidalgo counties in New Mexico for cold and adverse weather from 1979 and designates adjacent counties eligible for SBA disaster benefits. The Lubbock Texas Disaster Loan Office processes applications, with contact options for farmers, ranchers, and related businesses.
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Hidalgo
Small Business Disaster Loan Office
Lubbock
Texas
Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Office
Texas Avenue
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Arthur Clark Smith
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Manuel C. Ramirez
Ramirez
Albert M. Martinez
Stephen D. Hill
Hill
Rodney Newton
Lina van Buren
Jane R. Traylor
Julia Chase
Mary Louise Morgan
Regina Newton
Orin Barney
Barbara Guerrero
Virginia Chavez
Cecilia Bejarano
Alice Garcia
Karen L. Sanders
Lordsburg Elks Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Gerald D. Pullet
Albert ‘‘al”’ M. Martinez
Sburg High School
Dockum Distributing
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Ruben Bejarano
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