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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1983

Page

2

End of the World Sermon Excerpt Promotes Hope in New Earth

A religious passage cites Matthew and Peter warning of judgment and the world’s destruction, urging holy living while awaiting God’s promised new heavens and a new earth. The text references biblical verses and promotes the Living Bible publishing note from The Newspaper Bible, Inc.

Heaven God the Newspaper Bible, Inc P.O Roswell N.M Tyndale House Publishers

Improve Meals By Planning Menus

Mae Martha Johnson of New Mexico State University urges New Year meal planning to boost nutrition. Plan menus before shopping to save time, ensure ingredients, and meet daily protein, milk, vegetable, fruit, and grain goals with varied color, shape, texture, and temperature for appealing, nutritious meals.

Mae Martha Johnson New Mexico State University

City Council To Meet In Lordsburg Regular Session

Lordsburg City Council will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday January 12 at 6 p m in the Council Chambers. The agenda includes standard municipal business and reports from departments. Residents may attend and observe, with public comment time announced.

City of Lordsburg

Neil Fuller Named to Albuquerque SCS Staff

Lordsburg native Neil M Fuller joins the Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service in Albuquerque to handle administrative duties. He began in 1968 as administrative assistant in Las Cruces and has served in Kansas, North Dakota, and Washington, most recently as administrative officer in Nevada. A 1968 New Mexico State University BBA graduate, he lives in Paradise Hills with his two sons Gerald and Michael.

Neil,m. Fuller Lordsburg Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service SCS Albuquerque Sas North Dakota Washington Nevada Fuller New Mexico State University Lordsburg High School Gerald Michael Paradise Hills

Domenici Welcomes Bingaman Aboard

U S Senator Pete Domenici welcomed incoming Senator Jeff Bingaman to the Senate on Monday. He pledged to assist his fellow New Mexican and predicted they would work well together. Domenici said the job would be an exciting combination of hard work and fascinating experiences and that he expects Bingaman to share in the joys of Senate service.

U.S Pete V. Domenici Jeff Bingaman Senate New Mexico

First Meeting Held By Local 4 H Club

Local 4 H Club opened its New Year with seven new members joining at the Civic Center. A Junior Getaway is set for February 17 to 19 at Gloritta Baptist Conference Center near Santa Fe for ages 9 13 costing 53 dollars, with contact Patsy by January 17. An adults trip costs 58 dollars, and a senior leadership getaway runs February 3 to 5 at the same venue with set prices. A Sweetheart Competition is planned for next month with seven entries, awarding a vest to the junior winner and a jacket to the senior winner. winners will be announced next month.

Richard Foust Civic Center Gloritta’ Baptist Conference Center Santa Fe Patsy

Steady Speeds Save Gas On Highways And City Roads

Keeping a constant speed reduces fuel use both on highways and in cities. Even small 5 mph fluctuations can drop fuel economy by about 1.3 miles per gallon.

Christmas wish, debt talk, and aid priorities clash

A reflective column contrasts a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader wish with national debt, inquiring why Congress boosts its own pay while programs fail the needy. It questions fiscal policy as a Colorado farmer loses a home and surplus food warehouses overflow, asking who deserves aid.

Sammy Colorado Mexico Congress

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