legislative agenda may hinge on state revenue surplus
The piece notes a large year end fund surplus of 20.6 million and a 186.2 million appropriation for 1966-67. It discusses anticipated tax measures to fund government operations, with emphasis on possible new revenues and the likelihood of legislative action in July for 1967-68. It references Gov. Jack Campbell, Robert Kirkpatrick, and Ty County as context.
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House
Jack Campbell
Robert Eirk
State Department
Kirkpatrick
New Mexico
Lions Bard Broom Sale Set for November 4
The Lordsburg Lions Club announces its annual Broom Sale for Friday and Saturday November 4 and 5 at El Charro. President Don Weekworth also revealed winners from the August membership contest, with The Squares beating The Oddballs in a two team division led by Ralph Burton and Chuck Height.
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Lordsburg Lions Club
Don Weekworth
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Lion Ralph Burton
Chuck Height
Chuck Harvell
Lordsburg High
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Newport Beach, Calif
Mary Dallies To Be Crowned Homecoming Queen
Mary Dallies, 1966 homecoming queen, will be crowned Saturday night after the Ruidoso Lordsburg game. Attendants are Cathy Hurt Rebecca Sanchez Dorothy Sanchez and Laura Talavera. An assembly at S. H. S. is set for 2 30 p m Friday and a homecoming parade at 2 p m Saturday.
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Mary Dallies
Cathy Hurt
Rebecca Sanchez
Dorothy Sanchez
Laura Talavera
Senior MYF To Sponsor UNICEF Drive
The Senior MYF will sponsor the UNICEF drive this year and will meet in the Basement of the Methodist Church at six p.m. on Halloween night. All participants in the drive will be identified by UNICEF collection cartons. Senior High School students of all churches in town are cordially invited to help in the drive. Refreshments will be served in the basement of the Methodist Church following the drive.
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Unicef
Lordsburg Mavericks Ride Past Duncan in Homecoming Prep
The Lordsburg Mavericks defeated the Duncan Wildcats 32 to 12 in Duncan to move to three wins and four losses as they prep for their Homecoming game. Key plays included Ernesto Renteria’s 50 yard touchdown and multiple passes to Renteria and Jared Richardson.
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Ruben Bassa
Renteria
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Maverick
Chad Richardson
Jared Richardson
Leandro Castillo
Ramon Nava
Youth Clean-Up Day Promoted Across New Mexico
Lordsburg hosts Youth Clean-Up Day on October 27 as part of a statewide effort to beautify communities. Lordsburg High School students, led by club presidents, clean downtown areas, the hospital zone, and the town's grounds with painting, raking, and rubbish removal under the guidance of Mrs Parker Kalff and M E A teachers.
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Eva Thomas to Attend Meeting in Chicago
Eva Thomas president of the New Mexico Association of Extension Home Economists will attend the National Association annual meeting in Chicago from October 27 to November 2. The theme is Performing Professionally. Other New Mexico county home agents and emeritus staff are listed as attendees and workshop invitees.
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New Mexico Association of Extension
National Association
Chicago
Owaissa Crites
Union County
Helen Stock
San Juan
Lucy K. Rush
Socorro County
Merle Thompson
Los Alamos County
Agnes Doherty
Quay
Curry
Roosevelt
DeBaca
Violet Sheperd
Jicarilla Reservation
Grace Carrell
Torrance
Thomas
New Mexico
Stock
Carrell
Senator Anderson Dene Lusk Visit At Local Coffees
A series of coffee gatherings drew local citizens to meet Democrat candidates. Senator Clin ton Po Anderson and his son were hosted at The Range, with Robert W Tobey Norman Hodges and John Binga also present. Sunday at El Charro welcomed gubernatorial hopeful Gene Lusk with Floyd Cross Ernestine Evans and Bruce King aiding his bid.
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Clinton Po Anderson
Range
Hie Son
Sherburn
Robert W Tobey
Democat
Norman Hodges
John Bingaman
Crant County
Chrit Mak
el Charro Amall
Gene Lusk
Floyd Cross
Mra Ernestine Evans
House of Representatives
Bruce King
LHS Council Members Attend District Meet
Members of the Loing Huph School Student Council attended a district meeting on Denige Saturday. The meeting discussed the Traveling Trophy project and Foster Child For A Year program. Lordsburg members attend Mary Blakey Chris Witt Mary Morelos Mary Helen Mora David Warren and others attended.
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Connor Eer
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Fire caches established at Animas and Hachita
The BLM has created two fire caches at Animas and Hachita New Mexico to aid fire fighting efforts. Each cache holds tools first aid kits and canteens and is sealed to remain unlocked only in emergencies. Instructions to report fires to the District Office are included inside.
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Animas
Hachita
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Fire damages Bowman's School Store on E Third St
Fire caused about 1000 dollars in damage to Bowman's School Store on E Third Street early Sunday afternoon. Firemen reported the blaze began in a scrap pile at the rear of the building.
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Ladies Attend Sub-District WSCS Meeting in Hatch
Mrs. Earl Ball Mrs. Homer Brooks and Mrs. Thelma Ross met Mrs. Don Weckwort h in Hatch for a Woman's Society of Christian Service sub district gathering on Thursday. Weckworth earlier attended a Rudioso sub district meeting on Wednesday and returned home with them.
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Earl Ball
Homer Brooks
Thelma Ross
Don Weckworth
Hatch
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