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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1983

Page

2

Five desert lambs born in Peloncillo Mountains survey

Desert bighorn lambs totaling five were found in the Peloncillo Mountains, with as many as 10 more expected in Peloncillo and up to 15 in nearby ranges. Transplant survival and recent losses to mountain lions frame the effort to establish self sustaining herds. The statewide wild population is about 105 with sections in San Andres, Big Hatchets, and Peloncillos.

Peloncillo Mountains New Mexico Andy Sandoval Bighorn Department of Game and Fish Sandoval Peloncillos Big Hatchet Mountains Red Rock Experimental Wildlife Station San Andres Mountains San Andres

Accident Statistics Released February 1983 Traffic Fatalities

The Transportation Department Traffic Safety Bureau released February 1983 motor vehicle crash statistics and year to date totals. San Juan County leads with 10 fatalities about 19 percent of the state total.

Transportation Department Traffic Safety Bureau John Fenner San Juan County

Price Drop Sets Copper Cathode Price at 78 Cents

Phelps Dodge Corp today announced an immediate base price reduction for whole plate electrolytic copper cathodes to 78 cents per pound, lowering it by two cents from the prior 80 cents per pound.

Phelps Dodge Corporation

Papalote Prescribes Humor Amid Tax, Unemployment Talk

A nostalgic column recalls headlines on legislative tax hikes and unemployment checks while noting a light week for copy. Arthur Godfrey’s death is marked and Saint Patrick’s cheer echoes as the editor laments missing material and hopeful end to the 1983 session.

Domenici Bill Aims Quick State Local Revenue Sharing

Sen Pete Domenici sponsors a measure to accelerate general revenue sharing payments to New Mexico local governments, making funds available at the start of each quarter instead of the end. The plan would deliver over 7.7 million in April, aiming to ease fiscal stress, create local jobs, and fund emergency needs amid the recession. The bill moves to the House for consideration.

New Mexico Pete Domenici Senate Domenici

Apple varieties drive flavor choice at the market

Consumers should seek variety rather than just the most common apple. There are about 7,000 U.S. varieties listed by the Department of Agriculture, but roughly nine varieties account for 85 percent of production. Red Delicious leads with about 30 percent, followed by Golden Delicious, McIntosh, Rome, Jonathan, York, Stayman, Winesap, and Newton Pippin.

United States Department of Agriculture Red Delicious Golden Delicious McIntosh Rome Jonathan York Stayman Winesap Newton Pippin

Jerry Rugg To Head SP Transportation Tucson Division

Jerry A. Rugg a 31 year old Tucson native has been appointed superintendent of Southern Pacific Transportation Company's Tucson Division He succeeds John J Tierney who is named a special assistant based at Tucson with duties throughout the Southwest and Southern California Rugg will supervise SP railroad operations in Arizona New Mexico and the El Paso area of West Texas The division covers 2500 miles of track and Rugg holds degrees from Stanford He started with SP in 1974 in San Francisco and has risen through California offices Since 1980 he has been Regional Engineer in Los Angeles He is married to Patricia and they have two daughters Tierney joined SP in 1953 after service in the Eastern railroad He has held multiple SP management roles in California New Mexico and Texas and lives in Tucson with his wife Nancy

Jerry A. Rugg Tucson Southern Pacific Transportation Company John J. Tierney Southwest California Rugg Arizona New Mexico el Paso West Texas Pany Los Angeles Patricia Roadmaster’s Maintenance of Way Association of America American Society of Civil Engineers Tierney Eastern Texas U.S. Navy University of California, Berkeley Nancy

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