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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1984

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Wind Sail Races Shine At Lordsburg Third Annual Event

The Wind Sail Race drew strong support as wind cooperated for two days at Lordsburg. Eddie Esquivel and Bill Collins faced injuries but upheld sportsmanship. Bob Allred, Darrel Hawkins, and Mike Coogan earned wind sail points of 72 37 and 34 while Hawkins won Best design. three wheeler winners were Tommy Lopez Jerry Santoya Jr. and Dale Byrd.

Sherri Arredondo Lordsburg Eddie Esquivel Bill Collins Bob Allred Darrel Hawkins Deming Mike Coogan Tommy Lopez Jerry Santoya Jr Dale Byrd

Campaigns In Lordsburg In Democratic Senate bid

Judy Pratt stopped in Lordsburg to meet citizens as she begins a statewide walking tour to win the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. She aims to engage voters and persuade non-voters to register while highlighting leadership skills developed in the State Legislature.

Judy Pratt Lordsburg Democratic Party U.S. Senate Pratt New Mexico Hidalgo

Representative Foy Seeks Eighth Term in District 39

Tommy Foy announces bid for an eighth term in the New Mexico House of Representatives representing District 39 Grant and Hidalgo Counties. He notes fourteen years in the chamber and thanks constituents for support. He currently chairs the House Judiciary Committee and serves on Energy and Natural Resources, and co-chairs the Criminal Justice Interim Study Committee for Statutory Revision. He has previously chaired Money and Banking, Criminal Justice Interim, and Probate Code Interim committees.

Tommy Foy House of Representatives Grant Hidalgo Foy New Mexico House Energy and Natural Resources Money and

Soap Box Derby plans form under new committee

A newly formed Soap Box Derby Committee led by Heidi Anderson outlines the 1984 event schedule from October 6 to 7. Members include Mary Ann Camacho Ronnie De Foor Paul Bravo Jaime Alvarez Francis Calderon and Sherri Arredondo as they discuss activities, entry fees, and potential alcohol service with future meetings planned. Bobby Uncer’s attendance remains unconfirmed while the next committee gathering is set for April 9 at the Liberal Office and a chamber meeting is slated for March 30 at La Casita Restaurant.

Heidi Anderson Mary Ann Camacho Ronnie DeFoor Paul Bravo Jaime Alvarez Francis Calderon Sherri Arredondo Heidi Bobby Uncer Liberal

Fire training for local departments at LHS on liquid gas fires

Firemen from Rodeo Animas Cotton City and Lordsburg attended a Tuesday training at Lordsburg High School led by David Rubio state fire marshal instructor. A donated fuel gas fire demonstration used a metal tree with piping to simulate ignition under varying pressures to teach first line suppression and containment techniques.

Rodeo Animas Cotton City Lordsburg LHS David Rubio State Fire Marshall Dockum Jaime

Fuelwood Cutting To Resume In Black Range District

Black Range District Ranger Charles Shipp announced fuel wood gathering on the Gila National Forest will open May 1. Two areas will be available for live tree cutting and for dead and down wood. permits cost 10 dollars and cover two cords. Permits are obtainable after May 1 at the Truth or Consequences office, 2601 South Broadway, NM, with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

Black Range Charles Shipp Gila National Forest South Broadway Truth Or Consequences Black Range District 2601

City Corner views on Short Park lighting debate

Mayor Stephen D Hill writes that the city is studying lighting options for Short Park and tabled decisions to gather input from all involved. He notes unsafe, substandard existing poles, yearly crane use, and higher costs for a larger field versus a smaller one, urging courteous consultation. He invites reader comments to The City Corner at 206 S Main St Lordsburg NM 88045.

Koebke Lordsburg New Mexico Stephen D. Hill Mavor

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Mother Nature Francis Sherri John Hill Stephen Hill the Elks Asa Kelly Norman Hodges Gene Moore Representative Foy Soap Box Committee C of C Chamber of Commerce la Casita Chamber Carson and Barnes Mr. Rubio Jaime’s
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