Lordsburg Nears Completion of Million Dollar Sewer Facility
Lordsburg advances a $1,390,168 sewerage disposal plant three quarters finished near the Community Public Service Complex. Co‑Con Construction Company builds a modern system designed for 20 years of growth, feeding 39,000 feet of pipeline to two holding tanks and a chlorination oxidation process, with final water slated for near airport recreation ponds.
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Lordsburg
Co-Con Construction Company
Community Public Service
City of
New Mexico
Duncan Highway
Border Patrol
RC&D seeks legal opinion on Forest Service actions
Southwest New Mexico RC&D voted to obtain a legal opinion on how to challenge or review Forest Service decisions. Recreation Committee chairman Doc Campbell cited campground shortages and alleged Forest Service inaction as reasons, noting the Glenwood Catwalk closures fueled the move. About 80 members supported the proposal at Quemado.
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Southwest New Mexico Resource Conservation and Development Council
Rc&d
U.S. Forest Service
Legal Department
Forest Service
Recreation Committee
Doc Campbell
Rc&d General Council
Quemado
Unanim
Lordsburg Receives Title VI Reading Funds
Dr. James L. Latham announced the Lordsburg School District was awarded 50 400 in federal Title VI funding to support reading for grades 1 through 5. The grant funds a reading specialist a reading teacher and three bilingual aides. The board will study the high school schedule further upon principal Harry Heaths return from vacation.
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James L. Latham
Lordsburg Board of Education
Latham
Harry Heath
Henry Alvarez
Lordsburg City Council to Meet July 3 1974
The City Council of Lordsburg will hold its regular meeting on July 3, 1974 at 7 00 p m in the council chambers at 206 South Main.
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City of
Lordsburg
So. Main
Hachita Students Face Dilemma Over School Bus Choice
Lordsburg debates HS busing as New Mexico Transportation Director C B Lemon seeks meeting with Animas and Lordsburg superintendents. The July 20 session will discuss whether Hachita students may attend Animas or Lordsburg schools, amid shifting bus routes through Hachita. Dr James Latham resigns July 24 as Lordsburg district weighs options.
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Virden
Lordsburg Board of Education
New Mexico
C. B. Lemon
Hachita - Lordsburg Animas
Tom Pace
Animas
Fred Pomeroy
Silver Consolidated
James L. Latham
Lordsburg
Board of Education
Latham
Bill Loshbaugh
Lemon
Hachita
Animas-Playas
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