Special session debate splits New Mexico lawmakers
Senate Majority Leader Tibo yez and Rep. Bateman clash over a possible one year local option and school financing. Chavez favors a broader solution, while Cargo resists a special session arguing fiscal limits. Hospital staff at Las Lunas and Fort Ton face staffing and salary concerns as new hires fill gaps.
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Advance Tickets For Film The Restless Ones
The Billy Graham Crusade office in the Chamber of Commerce Building announces advance sales for The Restless Ones to be shown May 21 and 22 at 6 15 p m at the Coronado Theatre. Tickets cost 1 00 in advance or 1 25 at the door with sales through Civic clubs churches or by calling 542 9362. Counsellor training sessions are set for May 5 12 and 19 at 3 p m at city hall. Proceeds go to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. local treasurer is Harber Heather.
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Coronado Theatre
Todeus
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Billy Graham Asso
Harber Heather
Honor Roll by Class for Fifth Six Weeks
Honor roll lists by class include Seniors inscribed with all A’s and A’s and B’s for several names. Juniors Sophomores Freshmen feature students achieving all A’s or A’s and B’s with multiple named peers across Mary Blakey Belinda Camacho Barbara Hoggett Dora Hughes Carlos Marin and others.
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Mary Blakey
Belinda Camacho
Barbara Hoggett
Dora Hughes
Carlos Marin
Mary Morelos
Becky Sanchez
Sandy Fisher
Sidney Altuna
Gail Strawn
Wilma McHalffey
David Warren
Linda Yount
Martha Stevens
Paul Speer
al! A’s
Mary Helen Mora
Liz Wiggin
Louis Baisa
Eva Sanchez
Jennie Gomez
Laura Talavera
Rudy Escobar
Christy Mora
Russell Ely
Roy Gandara
Adelia Mahan
Patsy McGhee
Patsy Gandara
Lisa Richardson
Christine Johnson
Glenice Romine
Governor's Safety Conference Next Week in Albuquerque
New Mexicans will learn of the cars of tomorrow at the Governor's Safety Conference in Albuquerque on May 8 and 9. Harry L. Blair of General Motors Corporation representing the Automobile Manufacturers Association will speak at the Conference Luncheon on Wednesday. Federal safety standards will drive radical design and construction changes, with many enacted standards already appearing in current models. The Western Skies Motor Hotel hosts the event with a 9:00 am opening session and no public registration fee. State Rep. George Blocker chairs the conference.
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Albuquerque
Harry L. Blair
General Motor’s Corporation
Automobile Manufacturer's Association
D. K. Kelly
Western Skies Motor Hotel
George Blocker
House Transportation Committee
Carson & Barnes Circus to Visit Lordsburg Sunday
Carson & Barnes Circus announces a one day appearance in Lordsburg on Sunday May 5 at the Fair Grounds Parking Lot with 2 30 p m performances sponsored by Hidalgo County Jaycees. The show features SKY KING star Kirby Grant and a four ring production boasting a traveling zoo with rare animals and 24 acts including lions, elephants, high wire and aerialists.
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Circus Today
America
Lordsburg
Fairgrounds
Hidalgo
Carson & Barnes Circle
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Canada
Joske
Newman
Hollywood Palace Bears
Alfredo Borrero
Plunket
Joan Jennier
Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey
Grubb
Lepensky
Cotton City 4-H Club Receives $25 Grant For Safety
The Cotton City 4-H Club was awarded a $25 grant from $600 allocated to NM 4-H Clubs by General Motors Corp to promote Slow Moving Vehicle Emblems for cotton trailers. The club will buy emblems to place on trailers this fall and emphasize safety through 411 meetings and a Tractor Safety program led by Mr. Ed Hitson. The safety committee includes Julie Merrell, Richard Walters, Joycelyn Righeings, and Thad Garvin.
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General Motors Corp
Ed Hitson
Julie Merrell
Richard Walters
Joycelyn Richings
Thad Garvin
Lordsburg Band Members Attend May Clinic at NM Western
Fourteen Lordsburg High School Band members will join a Massed Band Clinic at New Mexico Western University on Friday May 2. The group rehearses with directors from participating schools and presents a free public concert at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center Auditorium. Participants include Rachel Alvarez Elizabeth Atkinson Mary Blakey Doug Bowers David Esquivel Terry Gandara Shirley Hitson Debbie Kirby Esther Lehman Mary Morelos Karen Newton Dotty Reed Dorothy Sanchez and Ronda Walter.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico Western University
Fine Arts Center
Rachel Alvarez
Elizabeth Atkinson
Mary Blakey
Doug Bowers
David Esquivel
Terry Gandara
Shirley Hitson
Debbie Kirby
Esther Lehman
Mary Morelos
Karen Newton
Dotty Reed
Dorothy Sanchez
Ronda Walter
Van Buren Music Studio Recital Set for June
Pupils of the Van Buren Music Studio prepare a recital at the Junior High Auditorium on Saturday June 1. A 35 cent admission is charged and tickets will soon be available from the students.
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van Buren Music Studio
Gale
FRC Project Head outlines mine expansion and safety link
Robert Sehryver of Federal Resources Corp told Lions Club members that full scale production could add about 150 to the payroll, boosting workforce by over 50 percent. He described a planned underground drift linking the Bonney and 85 mines, improving safety and allowing cross mining and water management. The firm has invested a million dollars in development and expects to profit from newer methods with fewer workers. FRC, formed 15 years ago from uranium firms, now operates in nine western states and several Canadian provinces.
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Lions Club
Robert Sehryver
Federal Resources Corp
Lehryver
Fk Roc
Bonney
Sehryver
EB S A International Week Observed By Local Chapter
During EB S A Week May 17 members of the Alpha Upsilon Chapter attend church services at First Methodist Church while sorority sisters worldwide join in prayer. E S A, founded by ten women, promotes education philanthropy and social aims. The local chapter doubles its annual Lordsburg Hidalgo Public Library support and funds the Animas School milk program.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Alpha Upsilon
First Methodist Church
International Women's Service Organization
Supreme Court
Lordsburg- Hidalgo
Animas School
Clean-up Campaign Progresses After City Tour
Citywide clean-up and beautification committee notes many residents cleaned yards during last week’s tour. The panel hopes this prompts further yard work and thanks participants. Detailed photos to appear next week.
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Lilver City
Ena Mitchell
Oton City
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