Broad New Mexico Primary Results Across Counties
Democrat Jack Daniels carried 19 of 24 counties in the U.S. Senate primary, including Ijo Chaves Colfax and Dona Ana, by a 5,969 vote margin. Governor Mondragon won nine counties, while Domenici led in Mora Rio Arriba and other counties. House races saw Gallegos and Pankey win nominations as races set for November contention.
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Jack Daniels
Gaps
U.S
Daniels
Ijo
Chaves
Colfax
Dego Dona Ana
Eddy
Warding
Hidalgo
Lea
Ign
McKinley
Otero
Roosesan Juan
Torrance
Union
Valencia
Robert Mondragon
Grant
Qadalupe
Mora
Rio Arriba
Goioval
San Miguel
Santa Fe
Scorro
Taos
Bob
Socorro County
Tom Morris Yried Quay
Herra
Atron
Los Alamos
Uty
David Norvell
Jesse Kornegay
Albupee
Pete Domeniet
David F. Cargo
E. Lee Franks
Cubero
Valencia County
U.S. Senate
Amenicl
Seataupe
We Miguel
Francis
Valenaa County
Domenici
Unta Fe
Eugene Gallert
Tucumcari
Wies
Gallegos
Berutillo
Harding
Los Alatt
Quay
Sandoval
Jama Fe
George Emales
Guadalupe
Te Arriba
Terruce
Ted Wilson
Jarkle Plenty
Price's Creamery Dominates VFL 10-0 in Little League Softball
Price's Creamery won 10-0 as Tony Rodriguez pitched a no hitter and Angel Ramirez Monte Morales and Chano Talavera homered. In other Friday games State Highway defeated Elks 10-2 as Joe Jaquez allowed two hits and homered. Saturday Animas slugged eight homers in a 12-2 win over Parker Insurance with Chuck Burton tossing a no hitter.
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Price’s Creamery
VFL
Tony Rodriguez
Lawrence Guerrer
Price
Angel Ramirez
Monte Morales
Chano Talavera
Friday State Highway
Elks
Joe Jaquez
SHD
Mark Koebke
Jaquez
Circle H
Piggy Bank
Border Patrol
George Arvizo
David Holguin
Holguin
Clint Bowers
Richard Levario
Elias Ruiz
Arvizo
National Bank
Smith Ford
Junior Saucedo
Joey Gonzales
Bobby Gomez
Don Reese
Levario
Animas
Federal Resources
Swift
Evans
Warnel
Don Burton
Raul Tarango
Feds
Elks Lodge Observes Flag Day in Lordsburg
The Lordsburg Elks Lodge held Flag Day ceremonies on Sunday June 11 with Exalted Ruler Charles McCullough opening the event. Charles Walters traced the flag’s history while VFW members led flag presentations and Dr James Latham Lordsburg High School principal delivered a keynote urging citizen responsibility and unity.
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Lordsburg Elks Lodge
Elks
Charles McCullough
Ellis
Charles Walters
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Manuel Martinez
James H. Kinkema
James Latham
Lordsburg High School
Latham
Rudyard Kipling
Gonzales Named to New Mexico Law Enforcement Board
Gov Bruce King reappointed Gallup Police Chief Manuel Gonzales to the New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy Board for four years. The term starts July 1 as his current term ends. Gonzales, 47, has led Gallup Police since 1955 and entered law enforcement in 1948. He is a Gallup native, married with four children.
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Bruce King
Gallup
Manuel Gonzales
New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy Board
Gonzales
Hidalgo Retirement Ranches nursing home eyed for July opening
A preliminary inspection on Wednesday for Hidalgo Retirement Ranches in Lordsburg included Hidalgo Area Development Corp. representatives, administrator Charles Brightup, Richard Snow from Clovis to supervise, architect Will Harris, contractor John C. Cornell, and sub-contractors. Carpeting is due soon as utilities installations begin, with plans for an open house and public inspection in mid July.
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Hidalgo Retirement Ranches, Inc
Lordsburg
Hidalgo Area Development Corp
Charles Brightup
Richard Snow
Clovis
Will Harris
John C. Cornell
Gilbert Buvens
Hadeco
Kennecott Sues Over State Pollution Plans
Kennecott Copper Corp asks federal courts to uphold air pollution abatement plans for Nevada Utah New Mexico rejected by EPA. Three petitions seek review of EPA disapproval, with Kennecott contending plans meet air quality standards and the data supporting EPA action not yet public. Company plans to spend 130 million in states where it operates.
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Kennecott Copper Corporation
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Kennecott
Arizona
EPA
U.S. Court of Appeals
10Th Circuit
Denver
Court of Appeals
9Th Circuit
San Francisco
David Swan
IMT Science Program Opens for 40 New Mexico Students
Forty New Mexico high school students from thirty towns will join the first session of the Summer Science Training Program at New Mexico Tech from June 12 to 30. The program, sponsored by the NM Academy of Science, covers chemistry physics biochemistry and the new biology with lab work and field trips to Langmuir Laboratory and the Lovelace Foundation. George Craig and Danny Hill of Lordsburg High School are among the participants.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology
N.M. Academy of Science
Langmuir Laboratory
Lovelace Foundation
Albuquerque
George Craig
Danny Hill
Lordsburg High School
Methodist WSCS Adopts United Methodist Women Name
The WSCS monthly meeting at Mrs. M. Messecar’s home, presided by Mrs. Regina Newton, approved a new name United Methodist Women reflecting the merger with the United Brothering Church. A new constitution was read and a Lordsburg October sale project discussed along with a publicity committee appointment.
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WSCS
Lordsburg United Methodist Women
Messecar
Sue Keating
Olla Joplin
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Presson
Silver City
Sierra County
Jaiben Pankey
Monticello
U.S. House
Pankey
Epulican
Tus
Carlos Dapet
Phillip G. Vargas
Trujillo
S. Pete Sahd
Penasco
Sahd
State
Parole Heart Board
New Mexico Deaf the American Legion
Robert
Burton
Smith
A&a Auto
Lonnie Camacho
Felipe Alvarez
Joe Aquino
Elks Lodge
Academy
Methodist Wscs
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