Sports Sheet Angers Reader Yet Alludes to Local Politics
A reader letter labeled Sports Sheet prompts a defensive note from the Liberal as it defends publishing photos of students and local figures. The columnist muses on eyesight, congratulates election winners and candidates, and notes heavy rains and a call to consider Hooker Dam. The piece ends with springtime wishes and a farewell.
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Vandals Target City Cemeteries and Building Grounds
City Administrator H R Overholt reported vandals uproot shrubs and rosebushes at both city cemeteries and the municipal building. Lordsburg Municipal School Board reorganized with Henry Alvarez becoming chairman. Principal Joe Vigil was denied a chance to speak at Monday night meeting.
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H.R. Overholt
Liberal
Lordsburg
Henry Alvarez
Lordsburg High School
Joe Vigil
Lordsburg Municipal School Board
Lordsburg items highlight region sports derailment and boxing win
Ten years ago on March 8 1968 Lordsburg High School Mavericks were eliminated from the tournament last Friday after losing to Cloudcroft 71 58. Frank Herrera a Lordsburg junior captured the regional Golden Gloves light heavyweight title at Las Cruces. Three Southern Pacific freight cars derailed near the east Lordsburg city limits around 6 am Monday.
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LHS
Mavericks
Cloudcroft
Frank Herrera
Lordsburg
Las Cruces
Southern Pacific
Dust storm crash and break-in reported in Lordsburg
Fifteen years ago on March 8 1963 Billy Lee Shephen 31 of Dallas was hospitalized after his truck struck the rear of a house trailer during a dust storm on US 70 80. Burglars forced entry at Lordsburg Lumber and Builders Supply with merchandise valued over 1800. A State Highway Dept traffic crew planned a two week traffic study beginning March 11 and asked motorists for cooperation.
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Billy Lee Shephen
Dallas
Texas
Lordsburg Lumber and Builders Supply
State Highway Dept
Lordsburg
City League Wins Gains After Tough 60 Day Session
The Municipal League credits new executive director Bill Fulginiti and deputy Soltero Sanchez for a strong comeback in New Mexico city legislation. Over 38 million in key laws passed affecting nearly 100 municipalities, including a 16.2 million gross receipts tax boost and 4.56 million from gas taxes. Additional funds target water, sewage, alcoholism treatment, and unemployment reserves. State police add 25 officers, and health officials eye a federal flu program pending six week decision.
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Municipal League
Bill Fulginiti
Fulginiti
League
Seputy
Soltero Sanchez
Sanchez
Aubrey Dunn
Eddie Lopez
Tom Brown
Fred Luna
Murray Ryan
Kickers
Albuquerque
Duke City
Tom Horan
New Mexico
Senate
Highway Department
Mama
Baer
Bea
Martinez
Addi
Martin Vigil
Round House Birdhes
State Health and Social Services Board
Roger Beimer
Court Update
Supreme Court
Health,Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Offerid
Mud Flood And Landslides In New Mexico Reflections
A reflective piece compares New Mexico weather with Southern California storms. It recalls 1933 Mulholland fires and the subsequent floods, explains how porous hillside geology and rapid development raise slide risk, and notes California's heavy rainfall this year surpassing 1977 totals.
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New Mexico
California
KNX
Los Angeles
Mulholland Drive
Hollywood Hills
Glendale
San Fernando Valley
Sunland
la Crescenta
California Hills
Lordsburg Needs Unity and Local Hospital Support
A reader urges Lordsburg to unite to develop its potential and emphasizes the need for a local hospital and nursing home. She notes the economic impact of payroll and jobs from the hospital and nursing home and warns against rumors harming town effort. Also congratulates the Lordsburg Mavericks and Coach Collins for a strong season while criticizing some fans.
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Lordsburg
Silver City
Deming
Lordsburg Mavericks
Collins
Mavericks
Lordsburg Maverick
Maverick
Wild Horses Targeted as Airborne Shooters Slay Herds
In Carson National Forest two horses died as tranquilizer-equipped shooters began culling a herd at 200 animals per hour. Other items note a $5.5 million NM rate rise request by a utility, a venue change motion in a felony murder case, a Carlsbad man pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter and firearm charges, and Doyal R Gillespie named T or C recreation director.
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Blanco
Carson National Forest
Carlsbad
George Webster
Man Charged with Perjury in Lordsburg Case
Robert Newton, 23, of Lordsburg and California was charged with perjury after police arrested him February 21 in Lordsburg. He allegedly lied in a New Mexico drivers license application. Bond was set at 2500 by Magistrate Rosa Lina Salinas.
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Robert Newton
Lordsburg
California
Newton
New Mexico
Rosa Lina Salinas
Stabbing Arrest Reported in Lordsburg Party Incident
Gilbert Duran 21 of Lordsburg was arrested by Lordsburg Police in a private party stabbing of Domingo Diaz Jr. 21 of Bowie Arizona. Diaz was treated at Bowie Medical Clinic after the 1 30 a m Saturday March 4 incident. Duran is held in Hidalgo County Jail on 5000 bond charged with aggravated battery.
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Gilbert Duran
Lordsburg
Domingo Diaz Jr
Bowie
Arizona
Diaz
Duran
Hidalgo County
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