20 Jul 1984
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1984
Page
1
Seventeen Blazers Boy Scouts from Animas, Virden and Duncan watched as two German Shepherd dogs from the Tucson Police Department, Rocky and Fant, demonstrated obedience and scenting. Masters Ellis Barnes and Dick Schad led routines while Ted White of the Greenlee County Sheriff’s Department assisted.
Richard Chaires opens Farmers Insurance agency and operates as a Century 21 real estatebroker in Silver City at 313 E. 3rd St with Monday to Friday 9 to 5 hours. The piece notes police canine usage in a Tucson hostage case and discusses training, stamina, and scenting abilities of narcotics and explosive dogs, including Max an 11 year old narcotics dog.
The Hidalgo County Democratic Party names Travis Jackson of Playas as chairman replacing Olga Wallin who resigned in June to move to California. Jackson, a boiler maker for Phelps Dodge, will lead the local organization. contact him at 436-2675 for questions.
Community efforts in Lordsburg raise funds for Olympian Todd Bensley with pledges near 1648 dollars toward a 5000 dollar goal. July events include two night swims, a Toga Party, and theater proceeds, with final closing cash to be delivered August 3 at a Todd Beasley Day event.
Marilyn Hale of the Hidalgo County Field Health Office will be out of her office until further notice. The regular clinic schedule will continue as usual. Other personal services will be suspended until her return.
The Dental Research Study conducted by the University of Michigan will start July 23 and run through July 27 for Lordsburgites. Participants already signed up will receive appointment notifications by phone.
Desert Rats of Houston stopped at the American Motor Inn in Lordsburg on a four team relay to Los Angeles by July 21 for Olympic Day. The group plans 180 miles daily, runs in shifts, uses a Subaru support vehicle, and donated $100 to the Todd Bensley Fund while pledging Houston pride and Olympic support.
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