Indigent tax eyed to fund Hidalgo medical center
Hidalgo County officials hear Gila Regional Hospital proposes an 18 percent indigent tax to fund the Pyramid Family Care Center and cover related bills. Hospital administrator Ron McArthur notes center shifts toward full time staff and afternoon appointments with 13 morning patients daily.
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Gila Regional Hospital
Hidalgo County
Pyramid Family Care Center
PFCC
Gila Regional
Hidalgo
John Lund
Silver City
Hidalgo Complex
Lordsburg
Ron McArthur
Tommy Anderson
Hidalgo Medical Ambulance
Lordsburg Council Discusses Field House Bond Timeline
Lordsburg City Council heard attorney Duane Brown describe the chronology for obtaining bonds for a field house. At the Tuesday meeting he outlined Lordsburg’s current position in the bond process and next steps, with continuation noted on page eight.
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Bond Council
Duane Brown
Lordsburg
Field House
Brown
Mary Acosta Dies in California at Whittier
Mary Figueroa Acosta died November 1 in Whittier California. Born March 25 1923 in Valedon New Mexico she is survived by husband Adolfo Fito Acosta daughter Yolanda four sisters Mary Baily La Miranda Betty Delgado Espe Eaton Ernie Saucedo of Lordsburg two brothers Raymon Figueroa South El Monte Louie Figueroa Las Cruces and several nieces and nephews. Knights of Columbus will distribute commodities Saturday November 14 from 9 00 AM to 12 Noon at St Josephs Catholic Church for 499.5 miles of roads within the county.
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Mary Figueroa Acosta
Whittier
California
Valedon
New Mexico
Adolfo (Fito) Acosta
Yolanda
Mary Baily la Miranda
Betty Delgado
Espe Eaton
Ernie Saucedo
Lordsburg
Raymon Figueroa
South el Monte
Louie Figueroa
Las Cruces
Awareness Program and Lordsburg Tax Bond Meeting
A substance abuse awareness program will be held Wednesday November 18 from 7 to 10 PM in the Animal High School Library led by Hidalgo County Health Nurse Jan Hopkins RN with speakers Grant Fullerton Mary Orona and Judy Matthews. A Lordsburg City Council meeting follows Monday November 23 at 6 PM to discuss adoption of Lodgers Tax and Gross Receipts Tax Revenue Bond Ordinance. copies available at City Hall for review and purchase.
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Animal High School
Jan Hopkins
Hidalgo County
Lordsburg
Annual Chamber Banquet Planned for Lordsburg Tuesday
The Lordsburg Hidalgo County Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet Tuesday November 17 at 6 30 PM in the High School Cafetorium. Chris Sanders chamber president will MC with officers David Brazier Pansy McDonald and Marsha Hill on the board. Entertainment will be Rita Hill School of Dance.
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Lordsburg-Hidalgo County
Lordsburg City Corner outlines articles and updates
A City Corner notice from Arthur Clark Smith describes plans for a Lordsburg Hidalgo County profile in the New Mexico Business Journal. It notes cemetery improvements praised by residents and ongoing Fieldhouse work, plus a November 26 bond ordinance meeting with a potential end of 1987 for bond proceeds.
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New Mexico Business Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Hidalgo County
City of Lordsburg
Lordsburg
Marsha Hill
Tommy Anderson
City Corner
S. Main
Arthur Clark Smith
City Hall Closes for Veteran's Day Observance
City Hall will be closed Friday November 13 in observance of Veterans Day. Regular business will resume Monday November 16.
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City Hall
Animal Football Team Sets State Record For Consecutive Wins
The Animal football squad and coaches celebrate establishing a new state mark for consecutive victories, signaling a historic run and the continuation of their winning streak this season.
Adopt A Friend Join The Great American Smokeout Thursday
The Great American Smokeout sponsored by the American Cancer Society is set for Thursday Nov. 19. Smokers are urged to sponsor a smoker friend for the day to help them go without a cigarette and begin abstinence. Jan accepts pledges for the day to benefit the American Cancer Society.
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American Cancer Society
Jan
Jan Hopkins
Sylvia Lopez
Education Week Observance In Lordsburg Schools
Education Week will be observed across the Lordsburg School district from November 15 to 21 with open house events at all schools. The theme We the People Building Schools Together guides ongoing efforts to provide quality education. Open houses run 6 00 to 8 30 p m on November 16 17 18 and 19 at selected campuses and a Thanksgiving turkey drawing will be held in each building. Mayor Clark Smith proclaimed November 16 as Education Week.
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Lordsburg
R. V. Traylor
Southside
Central
Dugan- Tarango
Lordsburg High School
Red Rock Wildlife Area Doubled In Size For Bighorn Transplants
The Red Rock Wildlife Area thirty miles north of Lordsburg will double to about 1,482 acres to support more desert bighorn transplants. Fencing begins mid November, funded mainly by the U S Bureau of Land Management and state land interests, with Safari Club International NM chapter paying part of a $2,200 inverted umbrella water catchment to aid watering and habitat expansion.
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Red Rock
Lordsburg
U. S. Bureau of Land Management
N. M. Department of Game and Fish
Safari Club International
Alamo Hueco Mountains
San Andres
Hatchet
Alamo Hueco
Ladron
Fra Cristobal
Department
Ash Canyon
N. M
Peloncillo
Hatchet Mountains
BLM
Las Cruces
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Gila
By John Schimmel
Council Studies
By Robin Braziel
Mary Acosta
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Council
Bobby Borrego
Robin Braziel
Randy Cooper
Rachael Craig
John Krehbiel
Sue Meza
Manny Hough
Harold Bishop
Bill Kimbley
Victor Reay
Mertice Brooks
Jim
Diana Culberson
Claude Fuller
Gilbert Buvens
J. H. Baxter
D. O
Harber Heather
J. R. Ross
Foy Powell
Francisco
Kiki) Chaires
Don McNutt
Herbert Saucedo
Ena Mitchell
Cecilia Gandara
Fausto Noce, Sr
Fred Ewing
Rita Hill
School of Dance
Shakespeare
Mountain View
Cloverdale
Lordsburg Elks Lodge
Booge Beasley
Elks Americanism
American Legion
Clark Smith
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