Annual Arts And Crafts Show And Sale Coming Dec 12 13
Local event organizers announce an annual arts and crafts show and sale to be held December 12 and 13. Vendors from area studios will display pottery textiles jewelry woodwork and paintings. Proceeds support community arts programs and youth scholarships.
Tayopa Mining and Milling Opens in Hidalgo County
Tayopa Mining and Milling Inc opens a mill on West A Street in Lordsburg, Hidalgo County. The site has hosted mills for 40 years. ore mined from Little Charles, Top of the World, Hobo, and Middle Charles is milled to lead-silver concentrate and bullion. The four workers have first aid and MSHA Part 48 training, plus open-pit blasting courses. Raul F. de Castro is president.
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Tayopa Mining and Milling Inc
Lordsburg
Leroy Jones
Toyopa
Little Charles
Hobo
Middle Charles
Hidalgo County
Jones
Bureau of Mines
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Jerry McNutt
Raul F. de Castro
Toyopa Mining and Milling Inc
Tayopa
Health Agency Plan Aims Hidalgo County Hospital Use
The Health Systems Agency District V Subarea Council selects its Annual Implementation Plan for 1981-82 to convert Hidalgo County General Hospital into a multiuse health care facility by April 1982. The vacant hospital would house health agencies and support local services as Hidalgo County faces doctor shortages.
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Health Systems Agency District V Subarea Council
Hidalgo County General Hospital
Hidalgo County Hospital
Lordsburg
Health Council
Hidalgo County Commissioners
Hidalgo Medical Services
Hidalgo County
Robert North
District V Health Systems Agen
Arts and Crafts Show Planned by Hidalgo Extension Council
The Hidalgo County Extension Homemakers Council schedules its annual Arts and Crafts Show for December 12 and 13 at Lordsburg Civic Center from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily open to all. Booths sold first come first served, display setup on December 11, and booths must be cleaned by 6 p.m. December 13. For details contact Shirley Romero or Judy Chase. Also the Animal Board of Education will meet on November 19, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in the Elementary Library.
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Hidalgo County
Hidalgo County Extension Homemakers Council
Shirley Romero
Leona Hightower
Judy Chase
Animal Board of Education
Abandonment Proposals Jeopardize Public Access To Big Hatchet
Hidalgo County seeks to abandon three road segments on Pacific Western Land and Cattle Company land prompting BLM District Manager Dan Rathbun to oppose closing as it would cut public access for recreation exploration hunting and other uses. Game and Fish asks for justification and potential county economic benefits while commissioners cite man hours and equipment transport.
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Bureau of Land Management
Department of Game and Fish
Hidalgo County
Pacific Western Land and Cattle Company
Dan Rathbun
BLM
Madeline Dzielak
Big Hatchet Mountains
Andrew Sandoval
Ben Ormand
Pacific Western
Sven Thygerson
Missioners’ aide held awaiting legal input on abandonments
A 23 year old serviceman from Dyess Air Force Base Texas died Saturday night when his vehicle collided with a semi on I 10 veered off the roadway and overturned State Police attributed the death to loss of control during the crash involving Brian W Grant the eastbound vehicle owner and victim
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Dyes Air Force Base
Texas
Brian W. Grant
Court Update seeks monitors for NM magistrate courts
Court Update approved a July 21 1979 project to monitor all New Mexico magistrate courts funded by an 18000 LEAA grant with 2000 matching by the state Supreme Court. Volunteers will be trained two per court for eight weeks in the Sixth Judicial Area including Silver City Bayard Lordsburg and Deming.
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New Mexico
Court Update
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Judicial Council of
Supreme Court
Silver City
Bayard
Lordsburg
Deming
Mary Kay Lytle
Hill Street
Three Fined In Three Counties For Wildlife Violations
Three men face fines totaling about 1490 for wildlife law violations in Hidalgo Santa Fe and Colfax counties. Myron J. Eggman and Mike D. Eggman were fined 250 each plus 10 court costs for illegal furbearer pelts and unmarked traps. A separate case fined Carson W. Peek 400 and Matt L. Whetsell 400 for false information to obtain licenses.
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Hidalgo
Santa Fe
Colfax
Myron J. Eggman
Marana
Ariz
Michael D. Eggman
Tucson
New Mexico
Knight Canyon
Hidalgo County
Steve Harvill
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Rosa Linda Salinas
Lordsburg
Ed Sanchez
Roger Payne
Carson W. Peek
Playas
Rosa Lina Salinas
Matt L. Whetsell
Animas
Sali
Cattle Growers Plan Deming Meeting With 300 Ranch Families
About 300 ranch families are expected for the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association fourth quarterly meeting in Deming November 30 to December 2. Sessions at Ramada Inn and Holiday Inn feature guest Gene Lamberson and discussions on ova transfer and marketing, with registration starting November 31 in the Ramada lobby.
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New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
Ramada Inn
Holiday Inn
Joe Bill
Lauren Nunn
Smokey
Eunice Nunn
C.S
Jan Bilbo
Gene Lamberson
Lovington
New Mexico House of Representatives
Foreign Trade Committee
Bob Toberman
New Mexico Department of Agriculture
Mexico
New Mexico Hereford Association Board of Directors
New Mexico
Gross Receipts Tax May Face Election Here
Lordsburg faces a possible referendum as over 200 voters sign a petition to require a vote on a planned one percent increase in the gross receipts tax. City officials approved the increase set for July 1, 1981, but the petition may force a public vote under state law.
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Lordsburg
City Hall
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Health Agency
N. Bullard Street
NMHSA
AIP
Richmond
Albuquerque
Commission
Jerry Veck
Nas
Ance
Lulac Hall