Lordsburg Students Tour Daily Press Plant
Jack Walz introduces Lordsburg students to vintage linotypes at the Daily Press plant. The tour last week was led by Bo Latham and Margaret Carrillo, showing how printers used the old machines.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
16
Jack Walz introduces Lordsburg students to vintage linotypes at the Daily Press plant. The tour last week was led by Bo Latham and Margaret Carrillo, showing how printers used the old machines.
A settlement with the highway department and federal agencies aims to divert some truck and car traffic from Main Street to Railroad Ave. to reduce congestion and pollution. City officials express thanks and pledge cooperation to complete both projects and improve livability.
Edward J. Baca is confirmed as regional commissioner for HEW Region VI in Dallas overseeing federal education programs for Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. He succeeds Dr. George Hann and has a background with Peace Corps Peru Venezuela and Seattle Office of Education.
Mr. and Mrs. E M Fisher Jr and Mrs E M Fisher Sr along with Mrs Jack McGhee and Mrs A V Klement of Deming attended UNM commencement exercises on May 20. They joined a reception at Farris Engineering Center for College of Engineering degree candidates and an At Home reception by President and Mrs Heady. Edward was honored with a dinner at La Hacienda in Old Town hosted by his parents and attended by family and friends.
Lordsburg brief notes Tom Harmon of Catskill New York and a University of New Mexico student are visiting the Fisher household as guests.
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