Rhonda Little Earns Doctor of Optometry Degree
Rhonda Kathleen Little, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Little of RedRock, earned a Doctor of Optometry degree from Pacific College of Optometry at Pacific University on May 17. The 129th annual commencement saw over 360 graduates across arts sciences and health programs with Dr John Kitzhaber delivering the keynote and receiving an honorary Doctor of Science. Pacific University, a liberal arts institution with four health programs, is the only four year university in Washington County located 25 miles west of Portland.
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Rhonda Kathleen Little
Fred Little
RedRock
Pacific College of Optometry
Pacific University
Washington County
Portland
Last Of Six Classes Completed In May To June 1992
The Southwest Maternal and Child Health Council Hidalgo Office held the final of a six part series titled Family Living Teens. The program began in May and ended on June 10, 1992. The council acts as a community information and referral resource for family issues and health education. For more details call 542 3541 during business hours. The Child Health Council is funded by the New Mexico Public Health Division.
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Southwest Maternal & Child Health Council
Hidalgo
Public Health Division
New Mexico Department of Health
Linda Dunlap Cadena Receives 1992 Degree
Linda Dunlap Cadena graduates from the California College of Pediatric Medicine in 1992. A Lordsburg High School alumna, she studied at NMSU Las Cruces, then moved to San Francisco with husband Rolando Cadena. She will do a two year residency in San Francisco and Phoenix before opening a foot care clinic in Southern New Mexico. She is the daughter of Ben and Betty Dunlap of Lordsburg.
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California College of Pediatric Medicine
Linda Dunlap-Cadena
Linda
Lordsburg High
NMSU
Las Cruces
San Francisco
Rolando Cadena
Phoenix
Nme
Ben
Betty Dunlap
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County Commission Considers Collective Bargaining and Shared Services
The June 9 Hidalgo County Commission meeting chaired by Maura Rico discussed a state model ordinance for collective bargaining with unions, potential joint talks with Lordsburg on a combined solid waste landfill, and a ten dollar per truck charge for non city residents at Lordsburg. Officials noted NM environment violations and a county ambulance and library funding stance, plus a June Beef Month proclamation.
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Lordsurg
Lordsburg
City of Lordsburg
Hidalgo
N.M. Environment Department
McCarty
Special Events Center Dominates City Session
In a continuation of Page 1, the meeting focused on sidewalks and curbs to free funds for street improvements. The council also addressed a separate request by Art Talavera regarding a local matter.
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Art Talavera
Jamboree Flop Highlights Hidalgo City Meeting Sparks Debate
A fragmented Hidalgo County report notes poor turnout for the Southwest Jamboree with minimal civic group involvement and scattered events at the fairgrounds. Residents criticize venue spread, a 2 a.m. archery range noise issue, and council debates on funding and projects including cemetery cleanup and WNMU ad plans.
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David Ramos
Lions, Elks
Optimist
Knights of Phythias
Hidalgo County Fairgrounds
Short Park
Fairgrounds
Diaz
Hasta la Vista
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Robert F
FORD
Smith Ford
Hidalgo County
Elks Lodge
Lordsburg Liberal
U.S.P.S
New Mexico
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Amelia Walz
Jack Walz
Teeeunes
Circle H
Duncan
Michelob
Michelob Light
Eddie Diaz
Indio
Western Bank
Eh Ale
Nehaash
John
Johnny) Hatch
Cadena
Linda Dunlap
Commission
Will Reynolds
Maura Rico
Joe Burgess
Francisco Chaires
Bill Miller, Jr
Bob Hall
Jake McCarty
Margaret Coogan
Tom Anderson
Victor Ornelas
Bob Waldrop
Mike Coogan
Charlie Seipel
Olivia Ramirez
Patsy Camacho
Bar
Jerry Veck
Sheriff's Department
By Jack Walz
Pyramid Village
David Alba
Chris Gomez
Canichand Atte Cenenere Ce Rilor Sanders
Mountain View Cemetery
Irene Galvan
Galvan
Bob Martin
Board of Regents
Steve May
Western New Mexico University
Martin
Puncil
WNMU
Economic Development Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Notreet
McDonald
Kato
Davis Daniel
Fine Arts
Eastern Arizona College
Gila Valley
CrossRoads
Firth Park
Catalina
Ensenada
Royal Carribean Cruise Lines
Safford
Arizona
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