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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1978
Page
4
Papalote recalls writing from his parents' living room in Indiana where a frigid noon reaches one degree. He notes a small community about half the size of Lordsburg, with a factory, a school, and new houses. His family spans generations nearby, while cartoonist Howard Silvius vacations in Hawaii. He ends with a quip about ordering newsprint and a secretary's help.
Lordsburg appears to win a 1.5 million federal low income sever project funding edging past a cutoff as 1973 is set to bring major construction and economic activity in Hidalgo County. The county commission meets to set a light agenda for the new year while an old Apache Junction wagon train plans an overnight Lordsburg stop. Two break in cases and youth arrests followed a stolen car prompt roadblock near U S 70. An election to name two members to the Lordsburg Municipal Board of Education is set for February 5 at three polling places.
Senior citizens can improve retirement success with advance planning. Plan menus for a week, shop using weekly ads, and make flexible shopping lists. Prepare large portions for multiple meals, freeze leftovers, and use convenience foods when pressed for time. Enhance flavor with spices and sauces to personalize packaged options.
A round house column forecasts early 1978 NM legislature clashes between Senate and House over control of the Legislative Council led by Sen. Ike Smalley. Notes potential politicking if Smalley retires, plus jokes on surplus optics, Old St Vincent Hospital roof leaks, and questions about Vital Records location. Reports on state job pace, a possible congressional bid by Bob Hawk, and Gov. Apodaca naming Ray Medina to a lobbying panel with Maxine Gerhart remaining influential.
A young mother was charged with child abuse after her nine month old son was hospitalized in good condition at Bernalillo County Medical Center. Police said Wednesday. The item covers multiple city briefs with concise status updates from across the state.
The 33rd New Mexico legislature convenes in Santa Fe at noon Tuesday January 17 to hear Gov. Jerry Apodaca deliver the final State of the State address and to appropriate funds for the coming fiscal year. Lawmakers will screen a dozen controversial items while the governor signals possible additions in his call.
A 1954 Liberal style verse laments eight years of dust and drought in Texas and praises the arrival of rain and increased growth. It parodies weather, ships, and a sunken sense of pride, ending with Lordsburg as a satirical port of change for the state.
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