New Mexico State Officials Undergo Edging Shifts In Cabinet
Armijo wins land commissioner post defeating Reinheardt and Oberg as the legislature begins a new term. Maloney becomes attorney general after Witt and Standley backed him in the primary. Tackett moves to the State Supreme Court as Noble joins the high court. Abraham becomes corporation commissioner, while Kornegay takes state treasurer and plans study of permanent funds. Gov Cargo starts his second term with tax, education, and constitutional issues on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates Armijo Santa Fe Democrat
Murrey
Johnny Walker
Dikewood Corporation
Legislative Finance Committee
James A Maloney
Albuquerque
Boston Witt
Santa Fe
Maloney
Witt
Genfred Standley
Tom Clear
Thetrict
Paul Tackett
State Supreme Court
David Chavez
M. E. Noble
Las Vegas
Chavez
John Abraham
Abraham
Hamilton Rogers
Corporation Commission
SCC
William R. Hendley
Court of Appeals
Jesse Kornegay
Merrill
Sonny) Johns
Johns
Kornegay
New Mexico
David Cargo
State Board of Education
Address Report Cards Available At Post Offices
Mr. Howard L. Adams, district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in El Paso, estimates over 67,500 aliens will file address reports in January. Last January 68,014 aliens complied. Non citizens except diplomats and certain international officials must report annually. absences must file within ten days of return. Post offices and immigration offices will distribute cards starting January 2, 1969. noncompliance can lead to serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Adams
Immigration and Naturalization Service
el Paso
Texas
Adams
United States
Dee Hall Dies in Dallas Hospital in Dec 30
Funeral services were held Tuesday December 31 for W. Dee Hall former Lordsburg city clerk and businessman at Carrollton Texas. He died in a Dallas hospital on December 30. Survivors include his wife Katy of Dallas two sons Lt Commander Thomas D. Hall based at the U S Naval Weapons Center in Pagadena California and Jack Hall with an oil company in Libya North Africa a brother Mae Hall of Carrollton a sister Mrs Katherine Sessions of Washington D C and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dee Hall
Lordsburg
Carrolston
Texas
Dallas
Katy
Thomas D. Hall
U. S Naval Weapons Center
Pagadena
Calif
Jack Hall
Libya
North Africa
Mae Hall
Carrollton
Katherine Sessions
Washington, D. C
Former Resident To Serve On Bar Association Board
Four former Lordsburg residents and a Lordsburg High School graduate were elected the first woman on the Maricopa County Bar Association board at a Hotel Westward Ho luncheon in Phoenix. Frances Bumsted Mitchell, house counsel for Transamerica Title and Trust Co., will join the five member board and meet monthly to address county attorney matters and liaison duties between county and state. She has worked on property titles across the state and pursued night courses in painting and semantics while knitting in her spare time.
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Lordsburg
Lordsburg High School
Maricopa County Bar Association
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Anis Mitchell
Frances Bumsted
Mary Frances Malone
Gladys Sapp
Transimerica Title and Trust Co
Charges Filed On Robbery Suspect Edward Martinez
Edward Martinez, 36, charged in magistrate court with two counts of robbery tied to assaults at two bars on December 23 and December 25. Victims reported losses over 500 dollars. Suspect, a former Lordsburg resident now in Los Angeles, was arrested by Sheriff Leroy McCarty. The Elks Club building loss totaled about 350 dollars after a New Year’s Eve entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Los Angeles
C. L. Brown
Martinez
Elks Club
McCarty
Interior Proposes flexible rental for oil and gas leases
The Interior Department proposes a flexible rental rule for offshore and onshore oil and gas leases on federal land currently set at 50 cents per acre. It argues noncompetitive leasing via middlemen depresses federal revenue and wants public comment within 30 days of Federal Register publication.
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Department of the Interior
Code of Federal Regulations
Federal Treasury
Bureau of Land Management
Washington D. C
Federal Register
Seadhine Seeks School Board Candidacy Deadlines
Lordsburg Municipal School District No. 1 sets a 5:00 pm January 6 deadline for candidate filings for three board seats. Nominations must be delivered to the superintendent. two regular six year terms and one remaining term are to be filled at the February election.
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Board of Education
Lordsburg Municipal School District No. 1
Jos A Petra Estrada
Ailen A
Hill
Yank Howman
Rand Ie
Rain Burton
Rose
Widows of Veterans to Get Education Aid in New VA Plan
About 1077 New Mexico widows of deceased veterans and 1014 wives of totally disabled veterans will receive VA education assistance starting December 1, 1968. Payments are 130 dollars monthly for full time training, 95 dollars for three quarters, and none for half time. Eligibility lasts eight years to complete training, with future widows having eight years. No contact with VA needed for details. explanatory material will be mailed with DIC and disability checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Veterans Administration
Donald E Crow
Manver
Albuquerque VA
United States
Crow
County Officials Sworn In By Judge Hodges
Hidalgo County officials elected for the ensuing two year term were sworn into office last Friday by District Judge Norman Hodes in the district courtroom. Newly elected officials taking the oath included Sheriff Laery McCarty Clerk Emma J Scofield Treasurer Julia K Fisher and Magistrate C L Brown. McCarty begins his third term and Scofield’s deputy is Jack Eli. Other appointees include precincts leaders and the reappointed officers, with several long serving deputies continuing in their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Norman Hodes
Court House
Laeroy McCarty
Emma J Scofield
Julia K. Fisher
C. L. Brown
Fisher
Ferry
Martha Harvell
Scofield
McCarty
J R
Rochard Imacent Rodeo
Raymond Virden
Rosalina Salas
Parker Ai
Econd
Gerion
Joe Rouse
Hoy Hatch
Con Ioners
Clara Brown
Assesso Mertice
the Creak
Othe Ceptle
Adelside
Treasure Mart
Hospital visitation limited to close relatives
Hidalgo General Hospital administrator Mr Frank Gabriel asks the public to restrict hospital visits to close relatives only due to a flu epidemic. The notice emphasizes limiting exposure and protecting patients and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gabriel
Hidalgo General Hospital
Veterinarian to Visit Fair Grounds on Tuesday
Dr. K. G. Beaubien, a veterinarian, will be at the fair grounds on Tuesday January 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. This appointment offers residents a chance to consult with the animal doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Beaubien
Ees
Fair Grounds
Veterans' Service Officer to Visit Lordsburg
Jose M. Salas, Veterans' Service officer from NMVSC, will attend the Lordsburg Welfare Office on Friday January 16 from 9 30 a m to 5 p m to assist veterans with claims and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose M. Salas
Veterans’ Service Officer
NMVSC
Lordsburg
Representative to Visit Lordsburg Welfare Office
William S. Brown, social security representative, will be in Lordsburg Thursday January 9 at the Department of Public Welfare from 8 30 to 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Brown
Social Security
Lordsburg
Department of Public Welfare
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Fred Buckles
State Tax Commission
VO. Dee Hall
Dallas Hospital
Ormer
Bar Association
Southern Pacific Railroad
Edward Martinez
Interior
Suils Competition
Treasury
Seadhine
Veterans
Animas Weather Data
Animas
U. S Weather Bureau
Judge Hodges
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