Zoning Commission Tackles Sign Problem
George Craig chaired the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on Wednesday April 25 with three members present. The board discussed Mrs Cora Kirby’s request to move her sister’s trailer onto her lot, calling it a hardship since she cares for relatives. Illa Barker spoke in favor and the variance was unanimously granted after a letter from Lonnie Allen. A second variance for a mobile home for Louis Lopez was discussed. Allen could not endorse it, but a motion to recommend a variance was approved. Craig refused to cast a
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George Craig
Planning and Zoning Commission
Lonnie Allen
Council
Cora Kirby
Illa Barker
Kirby
Louis Lopez
Craig
Mr. Hill
Justin Kipp
Bishop
Two Tank Cars Jump The Track Monday
Two empty tank cars derailed on Southern Pacific tracks between Pyramid street crossing and the underpass Friday morning. A crew maneuvered for over two hours to restore the cars, with four rails bent on parallel tracks. Engines helped but one car listed and required repositioning before both cars were back on rails. The incident included damage to the second car’s undercarriage and a potential listing to port.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Pyramid Street
Christian Home Kitchen Not Closed Despite Health Hold
A Lordsburg report states the Christian Home remains open while health officials address violations. The Department of Health halted food handling until kitchen standards improve, with solutions under review or a shift to new quarters. A separate incident involved a family at the Home and a three year old child taken to Silver City for examination.
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Lordsburg
the Department of Health
Deming
Silver City
Pre Registration Set For Middle School
Pre registration for fifth through seventh grade begins Monday May 7 at DTMS. Students receive packets outlining required and elective courses and should review options with parents before choosing. Fifth graders return the Student Registration Form May 8 to teachers. sixth and seventh graders to the DTMS counselor. Orientation Night for fifth graders and parents is May 8 at 6 00 p m in the DIMS gym to meet staff and discuss goals and expectations.
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DTMS
Dugan Tarango
DIMS
Public Drinking To Stop In Lordsburg
Chief of Police Edward S. Cramer says public drinking in parks and vehicles will not be tolerated in Lordsburg and strict action will follow. Courts will cooperate as authorities address a rising problem of cans and bottles dumped along streets and highways.
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Edward S. Cramer
Lordsburg
Mailboxes Not Used For Campaign Literature In Elections
Lordship postmaster Bobby Borrego states federal rules prohibit placing any material in mailboxes except properly stamped U.S. mail. The warning comes as campaign literature tends to clutter boxes during election season.
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Lordsburg
Bobby Borrego
U.S
New Mexico City Faces Tough Solid Waste Regulation Reforms
City and county officials reevaluate garbage policies as state and federal rules tighten. By December 31 1991 a comprehensive solid waste plan is required with source reduction, recycling and safe disposal emphasized. Local authorities must report by October 1 1990 and July 1 1991 respectively.
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New Mexico
EPA
EID
Salvador M. Diaz, Jr
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Zoning Commission
John Hill
Harold Bishop
Christian Home Kitchen
Board of Education
Municipal Schools
Little League
Salvador Diaz
Phil DeFoor
Lance Williams
Donna Renteria
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