City of Lordsburg Enacts Livestock Control Ordinance No. 4-19
The City imposes permits for keeping domestic livestock in non agricultural zones, sets 100 yard minimum from dwellings, and requires secure pens. Fees are five dollars per species with annual renewal, and inspections with right to deny suspend or revoke permits. Contact Sheriff or City Hall or write The City Corner for comments.
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Housing Authority seeks HUD funds for Pyramid Village modernization
The Housing Authority aims to secure HUD permission to accept eligible single renters and submit applications totaling 900000 for modernization and 41150 for emergency funding. A program coordinator will implement upgrades, including replacing or rewiring faulty range hoods and adding improved cathodic protection to meet HUD standards. Region V plans 845035 for management and improvements, while ten Hidalgo County rentals may qualify for a Section 8 rehab program with 15 year government equity payoff. Sam Vivian invites inquiries at 524-7476.
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HUD
Pyramid Village
Hill
Region V
Grady
Sam Vivian
Local Housing Authority
Council
Hidalgo County
New Mexico State Housing Authority
Animal School Candidates and Election Roles Outline
Animal School voters will see candidates for position 5 listed alphabetically with Jack Lasher first Ruben Maestas second and Tommy Townsend third. The board approved a list of election judges and clerks and set absentee voting deadline for February 1 at 5:00 in the superintendent's office. The board met in executive session to discuss personnel where a motion to extend Mr Clifton's contract by two years passed. Budget status was reported and accepted. Parking lot paving at both schools was discussed without action. Next regular meeting is February 14 at 7:30 in the Elementary School Library.
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Jack Lasher
Ruben Maestas
Tommy Townsend
Two Hobbies On Display At Lordsburg Library
Patr icia Barney displays Reading and Juan Contreras shows Mirror in Lordsburg Library during National Hobby Month. Visitors are invited to view the crafts and arrange future displays by bringing in items or calling the library.
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Lordsburg
Patricia Barney
Juan Contreras
Dear Editor Letter on Threads film and nuclear war fears
Community reader Guillermo Rodriguez reflects on the film Threads showing postwar devastation from radiation to famine and water shortages. He cites Admiral Noel Gaylor’s claim of 55 000 warheads and a trillion dollars in defense spending, asks about preparedness and future prospects for children, and urges love and faith.
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Noel Gaylor
U.S
Russia
Guillermo Rodriguez
School Lunch Menu Week January 21 25
Weekly school meals list for January 21 to 25 features daily steady menus. Monday offers milk tacos with chili sauce refried beans shredded lettuce and pears. Tuesday serves spaghetti with meat sauce buttered vegetables cole slaw hot rolls and cinnamon rolls. Wednesday includes turkey with gravy whipped potatoes lettuce and tomato salad and cherry pie. Thursday offers toasted cheese sandwich pork and beans fruit cup with apples. Friday serves hamburgers with mustard lettuce tomatoes and pickles, buttered potatoes, and vanilla pudding.
Roads and relief in Lordsburg as motorists stranded by crisis
Sheriff Darnell reports 900 trucks halted within the county with lodging full in motels and churches. Non residents far outnumber locals, and roadblocks trigger insurance caveats if an accident occurs. District Attorney Lane announces William S. Martin Jr. as Deputy DA for the 6th Judicial District, detailing his career and residence in Silver City with wife Elizabeth, a teacher.
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Darnell
Lordsburg
Bowie
Cobre
Mark Clayton
David A. Lane
William S. Martin, Jr
Hidalgo
Grant
Luna Counties
Martin
Silver City
Santa Fe
University of Mississippi School of Law
Mississippi
New Mexico
6Th District Bar Association
Grant County Bar Association
Eunice
Central
Lean County
6Th Judicial District
Elizabeth
North Cooper
Harrison H. Schmitt
Impounded dogs found at multiple locations in town
A red male Ridgeback mix aged four months with a black mask was found on Buena Vista. A white male German Shepherd Husky mix was found at South and Chester Streets. A black female Chihuahua mix and a gold and white Husky mix with one brown and one blue eye were found on Main Street.
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Sth
Chester
Chihuahua
Main Street
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