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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1978
Page
2
An intensive May 3 to June 17 EMT training course led by Paramedic Don McNutt ends after 15 of 22 students complete the program. On June 10 at Lordsburg Garage the class practiced vehicle extractions, stretcher systems, lifting, stabilization, and on scene care for injured persons.
New Mexico will cut state income tax withholding rates starting July 1 1978 after a permanent rate reduction passed by the Legislature for 1978 and beyond. Revised tables mailed to employers show lower rates for married and single filers and an alternative for married couples both employed to avoid under withholding. The change should reduce over withholding for some filers while ensuring adequate tax collection under new law.
A candidate thanks voters and volunteers for primary election support and expresses gratitude despite losing. The message emphasizes belief in divine guidance and intention to live up to expectations, thanking all who assisted.
City officers logged two vandalism complaints five larceny reports one injury accident and one non injury accident during the week ending June 12. The department also investigated one burglary answered 18 false alarms made one bar call and 48 public assistance calls.
New Mexico Attorney General Toney Anaya said results from the narcotics trafficking crackdown will come soon. He outlined cases against five top smugglers and described a coordinated effort with the State Police and DEA. Local agencies will supply intelligence to a central Santa Fe system, with a DEA agent stationed by July 1.
Attorney General Anaya told delegates at the State Fraternal Order of Police Convention in Silver City that he will continue backing law officers as he nears the end of his term. He said he plans to run for the U S Senate seat held by Pete Domenici and promised future advocacy for training and equipment for police statewide. The FOP gathering drew about 225 attendees from Hidalgo County and elsewhere.
Many disabled individuals may work while on Social Security and keep benefits during a trial work period of up to nine months. Months count only if employed and earnings exceed fifty dollars, or if self employed, net earnings exceed fifty dollars.
Juan Saenz aged 18 pleaded guilty after a plea bargain with the District Attorney to attempt to commit Fraudulent Acts by Merchants or their Employees. He received a nine month jail term with eight months suspended on condition of restitution of 57192. Traffic citations and 262 cases were processed in May.
Donnie Helmer of Clovis and Donald Richins of Animas named Star State Farmer and Star State Agribusinessman at the 50th Annual State FFA Convention in Las Cruces. More than 600 attendees saw the 19 year old crop farmer and 17 year old grain hauler receive plaques and a 200 cash award. Helmer, a Clovis High graduate, grows cotton broom corn sudan and irrigated sorgo on 160 acre blocks, under the instruction of Turnbaugh Ford and Wheeler. Richins, a Animas High School senior, partners in a grain hauling and crop spraying business with his brother Wesley, under Bill Gardner. Selection reflects achievement in agriculture and FFA leadership as district stars were chosen from state FFA members. The event is hosted by the New Mexico FFA Association with funds from the Future Farmers of America Foundation and state Vocational Agriculture programs.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hale Chenoworth will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Heather Chapel with burial at Cinaga Cemetery after the service. An obituary will be published next week.
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