County Commission Approves 1990 Holidays and Actions
The commission approved 11 holidays for county employees for 1990 including New Year’s Day Memorial Day Independence Day and Thanksgiving. They granted a $3 800 refrigerator/freezer request from Rodeo Chapter NM State Agency on Aging and reviewed an Investment Policy with no action. A Wright Road turn‑around request and tax meal expense forms were discussed. A land use plan revision was reviewed and deferred to the next meeting. An executive session preceded leave without pay for Leon Evans and the meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anderson
Rodeo Chapter
New Mexico State Agency On Aging
Board of Commissioners
Anderson
Burgess
Wright Road
Mike Coogan
Hidalgo County
Calloways
Tamarac
Cimmaron
Playas Fire Department
New Mexico
City restructures City Hall staffing at January 3 meeting
Following a public hearing on economic development the City Council adopted a restructuring proposal for City Hall positions. Sherri Arredondo is named City Treasurer-City Hall Administrator, with Irene Galvan as City Clerk and four assistant clerks, plus Lucy Lopez as Cashier Receptionist. The plan emphasizes cross training, ongoing education and use of computer technology to improve efficiency and meet state and federal requirements. Mayor Clark Smith says the changes will better serve residents and enable more automated city operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Arredondo
Sherrin Arredondo
Clark Smith
Irene Galvan
Ernestine Rentria
Yvonne Maxwell
Lucy Lopez
Smith
Crisis Hotline Established for Homeless in New Mexico
The state Human Services Department launches the Homeless Resource Desk hotline to connect homeless individuals to shelters kitchens and counseling centers across New Mexico. Call 1-800-432-6217 ext 7249. staffed Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Human Services Department
New Mexico
HSD
Alex Valdez
Valdez
Lordsburg County Board Updates and Budget Proposals
Hidalgo County commissioners discuss library and senior center funding sharing, museum plans, zoning law timing before the landfill moratorium expiry, land use plan amendments, and a 1990-91 budget start. They extend moratoriums, authorize senior citizens building renovations pending bid confirmation, approve open meeting law renewal, set 1990 meeting dates, and approve a $200 liquor license fee.
Hidalgo County Democratic Primary Candidacy Declarations
A set of political statements announces candidacies for Hidalgo County offices including County Treasurer Assessor Clerk and Probate Judge. Each candidate notes participation in the Democratic Primary on June 5, 1990 and requests votes and support from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camacho
Hidalgo County
Ramariz
Ena Walter Mitchell
Lordsburg Council Reviews UDAG Payback Plans
The Lordsburg City Council held a Public Hearing in a Special Session on January 3 to discuss UDAG repayment for the Shady Grove project. Council members outlined local development efforts with Amtrak and the Chamber, but agreed no funding decisions would be made until proper guidelines and foundations are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
UDAG
Shady Grove
Smith
McDonald
Arizona
Chamber
Motel Drive
Borrego
Council For Economic Development
Amtrak
Southern Pacific
Robin Brazier
Braziers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Angel Gonzales
Leon Evans
Citizens Center
Willie Reynolds
Ted Hagen
Justin Kipp
Playas Road
Charlie Hayes
Triadic Company
Jack Walz
Martin Luther King
Tlasta la Vista
Arthur Clark Smith
W. L. Sanders
George D. Craig Jesus G. Martinez
Freddy Morelos, Jr
Patsy M. Camacho
Olivia A. Ramirez
Mitchell
Carolyn Schwickerath
Animas
New Mexico School Boards Association
NMSBA
Danny Trujillo
Association
Ramada Classic Hotel
Albuquerque
Manuel Renteria
Friends
St. Joseph Church Hall
W. O. Fallis
Washington, D. C
Loyndsburg Liberal
U.S.P.S
Shakespeare Lordsburg
Jack and
Amelia Walz
Publishers Editor
Coronado
THE
Michael Douglas
Paramount Picture
Ork
Duncan
Milwaukee
Startrek
Badge of the Assassin
Council
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!