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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1985
Page
2
A clipped opinion piece argues for ongoing writer strikes impacting TV scripts and potential reruns. It notes public reliance on surveys, praises doctors as expert sources, and comments on the influence of medicine promotions amid industry disputes.
A state legislative committee approved daylight saving time with an eight to two vote. The measure promises extended evenings this year and may set the stage for further talks between lawmakers and the governor.
Mr and Mrs Manuel Ovalle announce the birth of their daughter Amanda Christine born February 26 1985. The baby weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Grandmother Julia C Laguna of Las Cruces proudly shares in the joy.
A proposed Hidalgo County Primary Health Care Facility may become a real, county funded clinic housed in the former Hidalgo General Hospital building. The project would offer a blood lab and X ray, initial health care, and outpatient services while housing renovation funded by a 179000 dollar grant with 25000 county match, with future expansion including ambulatory surgery and dental care.
City Council serving as VISTA coordinator for southwest New Mexico reports no local recovery programs for drug abusers besides Alcoholics Anonymous. A task force with City, County, Sheriff, Border Area Mental Health and others aims to establish a Narcotics Anonymous program in Lordsburg with meeting space and utilities, modeled after Silver City's recent setup.
Deming and Reserve leaders discussed revenue sharing funds over 16 000 available for city use. Council favored handicap ramp access in business district and began audit proposals for 1984 95 including CDBG expenditures. Clark Smith urged 25 fee for Todd Beasley Rifle Range fund upkeep, Optimist Club exempt, mayor proposed nonpayment pledge with possible fee. council supported.
Rev Fred E Fernald objects to a Confederate flag flown at a Fifth Street residence. He argues the Stars and Stripes should be flown above the flag per flag code and condemns the Rebel banner as symbolizing bigotry and slavery. He urges proper display of the flag.
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