Arts And Crafts Fair Set For November 5 and 6
A local arts and crafts fair is planned for November 5 and 6 featuring handmade items from regional artists. Organizers invite vendors and visitors to enjoy displays, demonstrations, and live music at the community center.
Referendum Vote Set in Lordsburg for December 21 1982
Lordsburg City Council in special session authorized a December 21 1982 referendum on regulating water and gas utilities by the Public Service Commission. Council split on PSC control with Collins Ramirez backing state oversight while Smith urged public education on pros and cons. Legal fees cited totaled about 5900 dollars plus travel for three reps. Continued on Page 6.
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Lordsburg
Public Service Commission
Herb Collins
Clark Smith
PSC
Collins
Ramirez
Smith
Hill
Western Bank of Lordsburg Changes Name to Western Bank
Lordsburg bank announces name change to Western Bank effective November 1 1982. The First National Bank of Lordsburg shareholders approved the change April 27 1982. Fred Ewing says directors officers and employees stay in place and FDIC coverage and Fed membership continue without interruption. Existing checks and documents remain usable during the transition. The bank aims to preserve local service and anticipates growth.
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Western Bank
Lordsburg
New Mexico
First National Bank of
Fred Ewing
Ewing
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Weather Outlook For October 20 to 24
The forecast covers Wednesday through Sunday. Expect varying conditions each day with chances of rain and cooler temperatures. Local highs and lows will shift daily as fronts move through the region.
Sheriff Warns On Halloween Vandalism And Laced Goods
Hidalgo County Sheriff Eugene F. Moore warns against egging cars homes or public buildings as vandalism with potential jail for adults and liability for parents of juveniles. He cautions drivers to watch for children and notes a spread of laced merchandise nationwide.
Democrats Open Hidalgo County Headquarters Rally Opens Local Office
A Democratic rally marked the opening of the Hidalgo County headquarters at 213 Shakespeare old CPS building. State Auditor Al Romero and Grant County coordinators joined local supporters including Mary Mora Lois Howard Becky Diaz Olivia Ramirez and others. Volunteers plan a free barbecue October 31 as candidates attend and answer inquiries. Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday at 2:00 AM set clocks accordingly.
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Hidalgo County
al Romero
Department of Finance
Grant County
Chon Fierro
John Saenz
Gilbert and
Mary Mora
Lois Howard
Jeff Bingaman
Becky Diaz
Olivia Ramirez
Manuel
Maura Rico
Herb Collins
Olga Floyd
Lupe Rivera
Elias Ruiz
Judy Fisher
June Moore
Mertice Brooks
Jack Morgan
Democratic Party
Shakespeare
CPS
Ms. Rice
Derby Attendance High By SHERRI ARREDONDO
The Soap Box Derby final day drew a large crowd amid parade excitement. Teenagers and infants watched car clubs with shiny high and low riders as officials and participants faced exhaustion and celebration.
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Heather Manes
Soap Box
Kelly Kuentsler
Michelle Coogan
Merchants Gift Show Set for Lordsburg Hidalgo County Exhibit
The Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce coordinates the 1982 Merchants Holiday Gift Show at the Lordsburg Civic Center on November 13 and 14 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open to Hidalgo County merchants, free admission, with door prizes, dancing, takeout food, and items for sale ranging from autos to fabrics. Aiming to boost local commerce, the event highlights tax revenue benefits and job growth while showcasing a wide array of goods and services.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburg Civic Center
Hidalgo Area
Mike Runnels Schedules Visit Here Sunday
Democratic Lt Governor candidate Mike Runnels will stop in the area this Sunday October 31 arriving at Lordsburg Municipal Airport in the afternoon. He will attend a Free Bar-B-Que at Short Park sponsored by Hidalgo County Democratic Party and Volunteers to Elect Democrats. Runnels son of former Congressman Harold Runnels and current Hidalgo County party leaders, has a long political background including Santa Fe City Council service and roles in energy and public broadcasting. He aims to be an effective spokesman for New Mexicans as Lt Governor.
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Mike Runnels
Lordsburg
Short Park
Hidalgo County
Democratic Party
Mike
Harold Runnels
Dorothy Runnels
Lea County
Santa Fe
Nation League of Cities
New Mexico Commission On Public Broadcasting
Runnels Mudd Company
New Mexico State Bar
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
New Mexico Solar Energy Association
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Cynthia Ruiz
Nick Ruiz
Lordsburg High School
Johnny Paul Diaz
Paul Flores
Lordsburg Bank
Mr. Ewing
Eugene F. Moore
Derby
By Sherri Arredondo
Annette Portidio
Ladies of the Catholic Altar Society
Freeway Chevron
Colleen
Randy
Bill Collins
E. J. Short
Angel Ramirez
Dockum Distributing
John
Robert Brotz
David Flores
Colleen Collins
John Brotz
Daniel Bejarano
Randy Collins
Silver City Youth Club
Joe Acosta
Dairy Queen
David Saenz
Sonic Drive
Joey Orona
Daddy
Bill
Western Auto
Dorothy Hughes
Dale Turrentine
Richard Mejia
Heidi Anderson
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