Lordsburg School System approves window project and policy updates
The Lordsburg School System met to award 47 new frame windows at Imentary School with a $39.10 bid totaling $1,840. The board delayed final insurance policy renewal and will study needs before July 1975. Recommendations from Superintendent Rueben Baca and Principal Harry Heath led to revising social science credit requirements and updating the policy manual on truancy re-entry. The project must be completed by January 5.
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Lordsburg Nation
Imentary School
Craftith
Harry Heath
Tuk
Sheriff Reports Confusion Over Home State
A county sheriff notes he lists his home as California in police reports in addition to Arizona. The confusion prompts questions about residency and jurisdiction.
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California
Arizona
School Board Plans Major Facility Changes and Leadership Shakeup
The Board of Education discussed the 1976 master plan with a revised school enrollment projection and construction of a new high school and gym on the south property. A resignation and secretary change were noted as part of a regular meeting amid plans for facility modifications and board recommendations.
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Ken Champlin
Jay Hill
Chamber Board Sets Tentative Date For Highway Sign Meet
Jiggs Reed chairs a committee to place highway end signs for Lordsburg with a tentative public meeting planned for November 28. The board invites all business people and interested residents to attend. Keith Lemay of KNFT Bayard notes a talk and slide show by an Amax Aluminum rep in Bayard and Silver City on November 19 20. Lordsburg could host if requested. The board set November 18 for the presentation and agreed to air spots on KNFT at no charge. Art Malott reports ballots for three new Chamber directors will be mailed soon from a slate of at least six candidates. The Arts and Crafts Fair is rescheduled to spring 1975. Chamber Manager Glenn Dorsett cites a highway meeting in Silver City and an upcoming executives meeting in Roswell. Dorsett is vice president of the NM Chamber. Members present were Joe Bivens Harold Jorgenson Art Malott Jiggs Reed Danny Gomez Dr Charles Walter Jack Walz and Glenn Dorsett.
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Jiggs Reed
Lordsburg
Keith Lemay
KNFT
Bayard
Amax Aluminum
Silver City
Chamber of Commerce
Art Malott
Chamber
Chamber Board of Directors
Arts and Crafts Fair
Glenn Dorsett
Dorsett
New Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Joe Bivens
Harold Jorgenson
Danny Gomez
Charles Walter
Jack Walz
Lordsburg Schools Dismissed for New Mexico NEA Meeting
All students in the Lordsburg School System will be dismissed at the end of the day on October 23 and will not return until October 28 at the regular time. The two day holiday allows teachers and administrators to attend the New Mexico National Education Association Meeting in Albuquerque.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico National Education Association
Albuquerque
Lordsburg High to Host Homecoming Parade and Game
Lordsburg High School will celebrate homecoming on October 25 with a morning parade and a 7:30 PM football game at Maverick Stadium.
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Lordsburg High School
Maverick Stadium
Lordsburg HRC visit planned amid action on water tank and speed concerns
Lordsburg Mayor Ted White discusses a forthcoming visit by the New Mexico Human Rights Commission to clarify the affirmative action plan. The council hears about a water tank inspection uncovering non structural defects and an October 23 final HUD inspection. Citizens request speed bumps near Lordsburg High School to curb drag racing and speed. Police will patrol the area, with consideration of speed bumps from other communities. Leaks in the new cultural building are under investigation and funding for the sewage plant is paused pending landscaping plans.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico
H 4
Wuman Rights Commission
White
Bill Matotan
Albuquerque
Matotan
Lordsburg High School
Silver City
Jay Hill
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Dsburg
Rueben Baca
Board of Education
Wil- Tey
Godfrey Science
Chamber Board
Southern Pacific Railroad
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