Daylight Time Starts This Weekend
Don’t forget to turn clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night as Daylight Savings Time goes into effect. The reminder urges residents to adjust clocks and prepare for the time change this weekend.
28 Oct 1988
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1988
Page
1
Don’t forget to turn clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night as Daylight Savings Time goes into effect. The reminder urges residents to adjust clocks and prepare for the time change this weekend.
The Lordsburg Special Events Center will formally open to the public at 10:00 AM Wednesday, November 2, per Mayor Clark Smith. After the ribbon cutting, center employees will conduct a tour of the facility.
An unmarked grave was found on Bill Oliver’s property while digging to bury rabbage. A wooden box 6 by 18 by 18 inches contained skeletal remains, surrounded by dirt, with clothing still visible. Officials reported no foul play and expect the body to be reburied at Mountain View Cemetery. the site lies between Mountain View Cemetery and Lordsburg Draw.
The Optimist Club hosts a Halloween Carnival at the Youth Center 1000 S. Main Street Saturday 6 to 10 PM with booths for nachos candy apples popcorn deli sandwiches cotton candy hot dogs and a face painting area. Games include dime toss darts at balloons and wheel of fortune with tickets for the haunted house selling at 6 PM and open Sunday. donors urged to contact Don Kling about booths.
The Southwestern New Mexico Area Agency on Aging holds a two year term election for Hidalgo County Senior Citizens Advisory Council. Dorothy Poe of Lordsburg seeks re election. write in candidates allowed for active program participants. voting October 28, 1988 at Lordsburg Senior Center and Rodeo Community Center.
A jury trial begins Tuesday in State v Michael Altuna in district court on counts of criminal damage to property larceny under 100 breaking and entering and bribery of a witness for an April 9 1988 incident at the American Restaurant involving a four pack of wine coolers. He allegedly sought to influence a witness. eight women and four men sit on the jury. A separate October 1988 preliminary hearing on robbery with two bank bags and about $3000 in cash from Saucedo's Supermarket was held. Altuna was bound over and arraignment pending. Co-defendants include Andy Sanchez and Edward Croom.
Bruce Bigelow 47 of Playas won the Arizona Lottery 2.9 million jackpot after buying a ticket at Circle K in Douglas. He plans annual payments around 113000 and may move from the area after interviews with media. He bought a Lincoln Town Car and a Timex after collecting the check in Tucson. He quipped that New Mexico should have a lottery.
Current Hidalgo County Sheriff Elect Billy Darnell told the Liberal he would consider hiring Lloyd Payne in the department and would ask Deputy Sheriff John McDonald to accept Under Sheriff. He noted Payne had withdrawn from the race earlier and reflected on his campaign and press influence.
A Cesna 210 Centurion single engine plane belly landed in a field by Windmill Estates on Highway 9 early Sunday. Sheriff Lloyd Payne notes the plane was deliberately burned with little damage from the landing and signs of a nearby vehicle suggest a suspected drug transfer. The crash went unreported and the aircraft is registered to a man in Anthony, New Mexico.
Under construction in town the Super 8 Motel will open in the first week of November. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hatch will manage the facility and are taking applications for desk clerks and maids. Applications may be obtained at Hatch Realty.
Lordsburg City Council met at the HUD projects office with a brief agenda. Three new staff, Johnna Arredondo, Rudy Holguin and Franco Cattucci, were hired for the Lordsburg Special Events Center. two others were approved for employment but not yet hired. The council approved advertising for a sanitation truck and a $1.00 per month solid waste rate increase, noting unclear funds and potential interfund borrowing. A special per diem resolution for out-of-state city employee trips was approved. The Lordsburg Housing Authority discussed HUD Regulations, which were approved as presented.
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