Lordsburg High School Homecoming Festivities Friday
Lordsburg High School plans a 10 a.m. parade and pep assembly as part of Homecoming 1974 activities. The Mavericks open District 3-AA football season against Ruidoso at 7:30 p.m. at Maverick Stadium with coronation ceremonies for the homecoming court and a post game dance in the Cafetorium until 1 a.m.
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Lordsburg Council Tables Sanitary Landfill Equipment Bids
Lordsburg city council postponed consideration of bids for a sanitary landfill machine after Mayor Ted White urged a review panel. Five councilmen and several heavy equipment operators will form the investigative committee to evaluate options and report back, amid state warnings to begin operations by July 1, 1975 and potential daily fines.
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DMV Announces Policy Change for Vehicle Re registrations
New Mexico DMV supervisor Marian Altuna in Lordsburg says re registration must be done by mail this year with late fees for delays. Forms will be mailed or available at the DMV to cover registrations through mail payments by check or money order. Expiration for 1974 motor vehicle registrations is December 31, 1974.
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Lordsburg Board of Education Adjourns Meeting
The Lordsburg Board of Education adjourned last Monday evening in the Superintendent's Office until Monday October 28 at 7 p.m. Only business was payment of bills and a brief discussion of office procedures.
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Seeders Nabbed Speeders in School Zones
Lordsburg police chief C. C. Slick Gray says officers issued numerous citations to motorists speeding in school zones. He notes ongoing patrols due to local complaints and a continued emphasis on problem areas.
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Liberal Newsman Receives Awards
Liberal newsman Jerry Walz of the Silver City Daily Press won first place for his weekly Coffee Time column in the New Mexico Press Association awards at El Paso. Taos News earned general excellence for weekly papers. Deming Headlight came in second. Walz also placed second in weekly sports photography. A.B. Collado was named NMPA president for 1975.
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