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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1968

Page

5

New Mexico College hosts speakers on science and education

At New Mexico State University a June speakers program features Louise Garnie on extension service outreach and Beatrix Crabb on psychology. Earl Nunn discusses education as an investment while George Carmack of the Albuquerque Tribune speaks on New Horizons for the Future. Registration is June 4 in Milton Student Center. The piece notes cancer mortality in 1968 at about 55 men to 45 women.

An Vekers College New State University Louise Garnie Ye Extension Service Dlaury Ngmark Albu- Tribune Peter An Patricio Earl Nunn Las Beatrix Crabb Tex_ Lubbock Texas Tech U. S Nunn Union Curtis Flosum Des Moines Springier Almogordo Las Crier George Carmack Ibuquerque Tribune Homemakers College Tribune Carmack New Mexico Milton Student Center NMSU American Cancer Society

Lordsburg Ordinance Creates City Planning Commission

The City Council of Lordsburg New Mexico adopts an ordinance establishing a Planning Commission to advise on planning, plat and zoning under state law. It reserves to the City Council power and jurisdiction to carry out planning duties and repeals conflicting ordinances. Approved May 17 1968 with Mayor Alan A Koff and Clerk Treasurer Rivera.

Kereal Usburg New Mexico State of New Me Commission City of Lords Bel Said & Ne Council Alan A. Koff

Western Cotton Market Slows Amid Steady Prices

Western markets show slow trading with prices steady to lower. Mills seek better quality cotton but resist high asking prices. El Paso and Fresno report mixed quotes and moderate purchases, with Middling grades around 32 to 35 cents and 28 to 34.95 cents in Phoenix and El Paso respectively. American-Egyptian quotes unchanged. crop progress steady with about 1,300 acres noted.

USDA el Paso Fresno Fresno Cotton Exchange Phoenix Phoenix Cotton Exchange

Mrs Winnie Kuykendall Feted With Banquet in Albuquerque

Mrs Winnie Kuykendall Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters visited Albuquerque May 9. A 6:30 p.m. banquet at La Hacienda Old Town Plaza honored her with a later Pythian Hall ceremony. Officers and dignitaries attended the initiation and reception, with decorations featuring carnations.

Winnie Kuykendall Pythian Sisters Grand Jurisdiction of New Mexico Albuquerque Temple la Hacienda Old Town Pythian Hall George Zimmerman Missian Velma Wipperman Grand Temple A T Hogan Tina Craig Helen Augue Lois Miller Grand Guard Mmes Craig Kimbley Zimmerman Dra Davis

Lordsburg Enacts City Sales Tax to Fund Upgrades

The Lordsburg City Council approved a Sales Tax Ordinance effective July 1 1968. The levy set at one dollar per hundred dollars taxing to fund cemetery, parks, roads, schools, and general city improvements. City employees may see higher wages to retain staff amid labor shortages and copper strike effects.

Lordsburg Silver City State Revenue Bureau Tyrone Federal Resources Corporation

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Wadsburg New Mex Mexico New Planning Commission Supe P. Rivera Cotton Market News van Horn Texas Hidalgo Democratic County Hidalgo County Court House Rk. H. Wamel Democratic County Heather Caliche CPS HUD State Planning Board the City Council OF
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