Nine Agua Prieta men jailed for illegal possession of game
Lordsburg officers led by Ted Stevenson and Melanie Dziadulewicz charged nine Agua Prieta men with illegal possession of deer after a taxidermist found .22 bullets in two deer. The group, aged in their 30s, faced fines of 400 dollars per charge and five days in Hidalgo County Jail. They were later remanded to immigration custody with possible permanent deportation for some. Carol Ellis graduates as practical nurse at Western New Mexico University.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Melanie Dziadulewicz
Deming
Stevenson
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
Mexico
Eac
Ricardo Yanez-Valdenegro
Cruz Yanez-Valdenegro
Gabriel Yanez-Valdenegro
Ysidro Ramirez-Granillo
Ruben Cara-Aragon
Ramon Gar
cia-Estrella
Rafael Enriquez-Huasica
Jose Reyes-Leyva
Francisco Renova-Hernandez
Hidalgo County
Rosa Linda Salinas
Salinas
U.S. Department of Immigration
Cruz Yanez- Valdeneg
Carol Ellis
Western Ne Mexico University
New Mexico State University
WNMU
Ellis
Sunshine Haven Nursing Home
1981 In Review Highlights Local School Experiment
Survival Class of Dugan Tarango Middle School conducted an infant egg babysitting experiment to foster responsibility. Grade A eggs priced at 75 cents per dozen. Hidalgo Crime Stoppers named Bob Allred president. Elks Club hosted a sheet shoot. Lordsburg eyed a potential milling operation. Local news notes.
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Dugan- Tarango Middle School
Hidalgo
Bob Allred
Elks Club
Lordsburg
Lordsburg area sports and civic notes span multiple items
Fishing reports list Lake Quemada and Snow Lake activity with ice limits and baits. Lordsburg area events note boxing contenders Eddie Romero and Victor Tovar travel to Hobbs for state titles along with Optimist oratorical winners Mary E Kipp and Gregory K Hart. Community groups rename to Texas New Mexico Power and police coop with county, plus Little League schedules and Mavericks stay undefeated after beating Silver City in a doubleheader.
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Eddie Romero
Victor Tovar
Hobbs
Virginia Jones
Vienna
Little League
The
Community Public Service Co
Texas-New Mexico Power Co
Mary E. Kipp
Gregory K. Hart
Lordsburg
Lynn Bond
Assembly of God Church
William Wallen
Mavericks
Silver City
Netta Farran
Playas
Warden urges public input on big game and furbearer rules
New Mexico wildlife official Jerry Maracchini calls hunters and trappers to attend three public meetings in Las Cruces Denison and Silver City to discuss hunting and furbearer seasons. He urges written comments by January 15 1982 to Las Cruces office and stresses that input will shape state recommendations and Game Commission decisions.
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New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
U.S
U.S. Court of Appeals
Green
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Office of Scientific Authority
Las Cruces
Denison
N. Main
National Guard Armory
N. Cedar
Silver City
Public Safety Building
N. Hudson
The
Game Commission
State Game Commission
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