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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1987

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School Board Approves Hearing and Budget Moves

The Animal School Board met on July 7 and approved placing extra cash balance into budget line 10.713 for equipment. A 1986-87 budget transfer to cover an electric bill was approved. A public hearing for October 13 on discipline guidelines and corporal punishment was authorized, with a state law update to follow, before January 1, 1988. Reapportionment was left unchanged. curriculum reviewed. a workshop for aides discussed. hiring recommendations included Jody Bailey for kindergarten, Sandy Robbins for Special Ed, and Jack Rein as band instructor.

Animal School Board Smith Jody Bailey Sandy Robbins Jack Rein

City CornerLetters defend staff drinking remarks Lordsburg 1987

Mayor Pro-Tem Arthur Clark Smith responds to Geri Amin’s letter in the Lordsburg Liberal July 24 1987 praising public comment. He notes city employees drank off duty and in city prohibited areas with rights like citizens while police enforce alcohol laws to keep parks safe. He defends strict enforcement and aims to improve Lordsburg.

Geri Amin Lordsburg Liberal Lordsburg Arthur Clark Smith

Status of Projects In Limbo Over Pyramid Village Supervision

A Liberal report is contradicted as the City may not assume Pyramid Village supervision yet. The housing project does not revert to the city until 1991 when units could be sold or rented. Region 5 Housing Authority remains under contract and September 30 marks its final oversight date. The council’s September vote will decide takeover or revert to Hud.

Pyramid Village Region 5 Housing Authority Hud City of Lordsburg

Lordsburg Council Examines Ordinance Changes

The Lordsburg City Council will consider ordinances affecting the Municipal Court including new corrections fees for violators and sentences. DWI penalties may range from 30 to 90 days and fines from 300 to 999 dollars for multiple convictions.

Lordsburg

Rodriguez Account Open at Western Bank

An account has been opened for Ignacio Rodriguez at Western Bank to defray medical and surgical expenses. Contributions can be made through tellers.

Ignacio Rodriguez Western Bank

Lordsburg Board Sets Regular Meeting Date and Time

The Lordsburg Board of Education schedules a regular meeting for Tuesday August 4 at 7 00 p m in the Board Room at 501 West Fourth Street Lordsburg New Mexico 88045.

Board of Education The Lordsburg Municipal Schools Board Room West Fourth Street Lordsburg New Mexico

Fairboard Meeting Rescheduled

The Fairboard meeting scheduled for July 30 was cancelled and moved to August 6 at 7:30pm. The Hidalgo County Extension Office will host the session.

Hidalgo County

Roof Repair Drive Kicks Off in Animal School District

A community led roofing project to re-roof the Old School Gymnasium kicks off in the Animal School District. Support comes from Animas Cotton City Playas Rodeo and Hachita communities amid leaks damaging the gym floor and lobby ceiling.

Animas Cotton City Playas Rodeo Hachita

Community gym project aims for 1987 start in fall

Plans call for a new corrugated metal roof and inside finishing to open a multi use gym for school and community use. Enrollment declines limit funding but local volunteers invite donations and supplies through coordinators Charlie Richardson Jack Lasher and Skip Catero with a Save the Old Gym account at Western Bank in Playas and updates in the Liberal.

Richardson Cotton City Jack Lasher Animas- Rodeo Skip Catero Playas-Hachita Western Bank Playas Liberal

Services Held In Las Cruces For Bud Arrington

Edward Bud Arrington 82 died July 25 1987 at Memorial General Hospital Las Cruces He lived in Lordsburg past eight years former rancher and field representative for Las Cruces Production Credit Association He served on Caballo Soil and Water Conservation Board survived by wife Marjorie son Robert daughter Dana Runnels grandson Robbie Runnels brother Jack Arrington sister Orlena Sheldon two nieces two nephews Services were at Grahams Mortuary 2 00 p m Monday July 27 with interment Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Las Cruces Pallbearers Joe Bell Bill Davis Allen Foster Jimmy Harris Arthur Johnson Richard Martinez Honorary pallbearers Richard Beall Marvin Kimbley Glenn Liles Judge James T Hidalgo Health Office closed July 30 and 31 for staff meeting Eulogy by Bill Trammel of Tularosa

Edward Bud" Arrington Memorial General Hospital Las Cruces Lordsburg Bud Robbie Runnels Jack G. Arrington Orlena Sheldon Castroville Texas Robert Lee Louvenia Arrington Suzie Arrington Graham's Mortuary Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Joe Bell Bill Davis Allen Foster Jimmy Harris Arthur Johnson Richard Martinez Richard Beall Marvin Kimbley Glenn Liles James T

Summer Band Instruction Available at Lordsburg Schools

The Lordsburg School System announces summer music instruction for band. On Monday August 3 fifth graders and others needing instruments should meet at DTMS between 1:00 and 3:00 PM. Regular classes start Tuesday August 4 with grade times set for 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00 PM, and high school band newcomers to the Mighty Maverick Marching Band meet August 11 at 6:30 PM in the high school band room.

Lordsburg Mighty Maverick

St Josephs Bazaar Booths Meeting Notice

Residents invited to stake a booth at St Josephs Bazaar attend July 30 meeting at 7 pm in St Josephs Hall for booth setup and participation details.

St. Joseph's Bazaar St. Joseph's Hall

Road Improvement Project Slows Traffic On Hyy 90

A State Highway and Transportation project slows traffic on State Road 90 south of Silver City. Starting at the railroad overpass 10 miles south, the 4.25 mile segment toward White Signal will have lane closures and a single open lane guided by flaggers and pilots. The area speed limit is 35 mph. James Hamilton Construction Co. of Silver City won the $2.6 million contract at the April 24 letting, with work expected to finish by year end.

Silver City Tom Avery Town White Signal James Hamilton Construction Co

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Senate Becky Varela Council Ecuny P. E Charlie Hidalgo/Lordsburg Victor and Betty Lazar Betsy Smith McCauley Bud Arrington St. Joseph 'S Bazaar
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