Bill Steel Addresses Lordsburg Lions Club
Bill Steel, a 1952 Lordsburg High School and 1957 NMSU graduate and TI Sherman plant manager, spoke at the Lordsburg Lions Club on a Tuesday noon meeting. He outlined TI’s global focus on semiconductors and defense, noting 1989 revenue of about 500 million dollars, and described their heat seeking missiles and drones, organizational charts, and a push to halt semiconductor erosion to Japan. He stressed quality and cited the Sherman plant employing 3450 people.
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Bill Steel
Lordsburg High School
NMSU
Texas Instrument
Sherman
Texas
Lordsburg Lions Club
Japan
Steel
Favorite Beef Recipe Of The Month
A Hidalgo County Junior 4-H winner Amanda Hall shares a beef recipe. The notes list 1 pound ground beef 1 package chili seasoning 1 can tomatoes 1 can kidney beans chopped green pepper and water. Cook 15 minutes yields 4 servings at about 185 calories each.
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Hidalgo County
Amanda Hall
Lordsburg Students Receive NMSU Degrees
More than 1,320 New Mexico State University students earned degrees after the Spring 1990 session. Lordsburg recipients include Joseph Montoya BBA business computer systems Ruben Ramirez psychology Martha Rodriguez management James Wilborn bachelor accounting Manuel Cortez electrical engineering economics Camille Dunlap associate in nursing and Cecilia Guardiola associate in nursing.
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New Mexico State University
Lordsburg
Joseph Montoya
Ruben Ramirez
Martha Rodriguez
James Wilborn
Manuel Cortez
Camille Dunlap
Cecilia Guardiola
Baby Stockman Born At Memorial Medical Center
James Joseph Stockman arrives in Las Cruces New Mexico on June 29 1990 at 3 01 am weighing 7 pounds 60 ounces and 21 1 4 inches long. Parents Jim and Millie Stockman grandparents Trudy Thompson Boyd Cora Stockman Ola Mae Flaherty Ira Boyd Stockman. All grandparents reside in Lordsburg.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico
Memorial Medical Center
James Joseph Stockman
Jim
Millie Stockman
Trudy Thompson
Boyd
Cora Stockman
Ola Mae Flaherty
Ira Boyd Stockman
Lordsburg
Darnells Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Silver City
Fred and Elizabeth Darnell of Animas New Mexico marked their 50th wedding anniversary on July 3 1990 in Silver City Friends and relatives sent congratulations. Fred is the son of Cliff and Lilly Darnell of Apache Arizona and Elizabeth is the daughter of Herbert and Almeda Strange of Animas New Mexico.
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Fred and
Elizabeth Darnell
Animas
Silver City
Fred Is
the Son
of Cliff
Lilly Darnell
Apache, Arizona
Elizabeth
Herbert and
Almeda Strange
Animas, NM
Southwest Council of Governments Meets Here
At the June meeting in Lordsburg City Hall SWNCOG discusses Gray Ranch plans and a regional solid waste study covering four counties. A water plan grant report shows $48,833 spent of $65,000 with four meetings planned across the four counties. Officers for 1990-91 are named and a Dona Ana Luna County truck study is approved for $25,000. The Rosedale Road water project in Grant County for 323 people costs $582,561 with taps at $1,500 and rates to double.
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Gray Ranch
Southwest Council of Governments
Lordsburg City Hall
Bob Abercrombie
Swncog
Nature Conservancy
Black Range
Don Rouch
Southwest New Mexico
Grant
Catron
Luna
Rauch
Interstate Stream Commission
Public Safety
Silver City
New Mexico
Alex Patterson
Valentino Bustamante
Robert Gutierrez
Rosedale Road
Grant County
Hoisington Hicks Wedding Vows Announced in Cotton City
Mr and Mrs Frank Hicks announce the marriage of their daughter Judy Lynn to Patrick M Hoisington. The couple wed in Silver City in May and held a garden reception June 23 at the brides parents home in Cotton City. They will reside in El Paso Texas where he is stationed.
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Frank Hicks
Judy Lynn
Patrick M. Hoisington
Silver City
Cotton City
Pat
Judy
el Paso
Texas
Papalote By Jack Walz
Remembered this week a tailgate chat with Roy Fletcher about what the boys up north do. He said they just do the best they can, and the remark stuck as a folksy measure of effort.
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Roy Fletcher
Board approves assignments and energy audit findings
The board outlined assignments and noted the project is funded by Chapter Two through a Federal appropriation with staff not required to participate. An energy audit by the Department of Energy covered district school buildings, fronting a Lordburg Schools inspection. A $5000 grant was approved to replace dampers on RVT vents and service the heating unit. A joint powers agreement with New Mexico Research and Study Council was approved, projecting yearly savings of about $15,392 from cooperative purchases. Condolences to the Still family. Hasta La Vista.
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Department of Energy
Lordburg
Rvt
New Mexico Research and Study Council
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Lucy Magallanes
Lucy
Steve Aguilera
Bobby Borrego
Lions
Lordsburg Lions
Joseph Stockman
Silvarado
H. D
Monte Carlo
Mrs. Darnell
Billy Darnell
MR. and
Mrs. Hoisington
Darnells
Council of Governments
Dona Ana
Luna Counties
Coronado
Twin Theatre
Schwarzenegger
Uae
Ile, Ebel Hshung
U.S.P.S
Shakespeare Lordsburg
New Mexico Press Association
Jack and
Amelia Walz
Jack Walz
Publishers Editor
Hoisington-Hicks
Papalote
Hasta la Vista
Mlom and
Laurent
Silver Heights
TL Corral
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