County Office Seekers Highlight Hidalgo County Races
Tom Jackson a Republican candidate for Hidalgo County Commission District 3 emphasizes countywide input and urges voting. Oliva A Ramirez seeks unopposed Hidalgo County Assessor with a long tenure in the office and local roots. Incumbent Fausto Noce Sr a Democrat runs for re election to Hidalgo County Commission District 2 with decades in business and public service including World War II veteran honors.
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Tom Jackson
Hidalgo County
Jackson
Cureton Cattle Co
Tom
New Mexico State University
Oliva A. Ramirez
Lordsburg High School
Kerr Agency
Fausto Noce
V.F.W
Hidalgo County Commission Advances Lands Easement Application
Hidalgo County Commissioners convened at the Courthouse Tuesday night with a full agenda. County Manager Tommy Anderson said the county has received the easements from the State of New Mexico and that the Bureau of Land Management will process the county’s application next week with final steps forthcoming.
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Hidalgo County
State of New Mexico
Tommy Anderson
Bureau of Land Mangement
Anderson
Pacific Texas Pipeline
Summer Youth Program applications sought in Lordsburg this May
The Silver City Labor Department office will accept applications for the Summer Youth Program in Lordsburg on Tuesday May 17 1988 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Lordsburg High School. The program targets low income youth ages 14 to 21 who must provide proof of age residence family income welfare status social security card and driver license if available.
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Silver City
Department of Labor, Employment Security Division
Lordsburg
Lordsburg High School
City Corner on Budget Clarity and Public Involvement
The piece explains how budgets include expenditures such as personal services and necessary projects. It urges city employees and the public to understand spending, balance the budget, and participate in hearings. The State Department of Finance and Administration acts as the final arbiter.
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State Department of Finance and Administration
City Corner
Arthur Clark Smith
Union Representative Seeks County Recognition in Hidalgo
International Union representative Paul Gonzalez told Hidalgo County Commissioners they will receive a letter before the next meeting requesting formal AFSCME recognition. He said at least 30 percent of workers must sign cards, with 23 county workers already on record, and certification requires a 50 percent plus one vote from prospective members.
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International Union
Paul Gonzalez
Hidalgo County
Afscme
American Federation of State and County Employees
Gonzalez
Budget Talk Highlights Lordsburg Budget Debates
Lordsburg City Council discussed an interim budget with several employees present. A potential General Fund deficit up to 41000 was noted along with possible deficits in Recreation, Sewer, Cemetery and Airport. Officials floated options including a 0.5 percent gross receipts tax and charging administrative expenses to the General Fund to raise up to 100000 annually.
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Lordsburg
Clark Smith
Smith
City
Randy Cooper
Cooper
Council
Reward Offered For Poacher Near Red Rock
A doe shot with a 22 near Red Rock on May 7 8. The injured two year old pregnant doe was found the next day and destroyed. A reward up to 350 dollars offered for information leading to arrest and conviction. Call 1 800 432 4263 or 542 9897. Fines include 300 spotlighting and 400 for out of season killing.
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Red Rock
Paul Pirtle
New Mexico
City Council Meeting May 18 Follows Housing Authority
City of Lordsburg schedules a May 18 council meeting to follow the Lordsburg Housing Authority session. Agenda items include audit proposals for FY 87 88 final budget for FY 88 89 and Ordinance 88 3 on controlled substances possession of marijuana and related items.
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Lordsburg Housing Authority
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