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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1978
Page
2
The Insurance Information Institute warns travelers to exercise caution during Labor Day weekend. With 469 traffic deaths and about 19 000 injuries last year, drivers should avoid drinking before driving and observe safe driving, daylight travel, seat belt use, and thorough vehicle safety checks.
The Liberal honors Daniel Fletcher of the Lordsburg City Police Department as Officer of the Week. Fletcher, 23, recently joined the department after four years in El Paso as a firefighter and plans to enroll in the New Mexico Police Academy in December with his wife Beverly and two children at home in Lordsburg.
The Rocky Mountain Adoption Exchange seeks a permanent home for sixteen month old Lucy a cuddly Chicano girl with brown hair who uses a spoon and walks though has mild cerebral palsy and suspected arrested mild hydrocephalus. Foster parents hope for a younger couple to adopt and offer an adoption subsidy to assist with maintenance or medical costs.
Eddie B Aguilera aged 20 was arraigned on aggravated battery with bond set at 5000 dollars. The week saw 38 traffic citations issued and processed by the court.
On September 1 1807 a Richmond circuit court acquits Vice President Aaron Burr of treason charges. September 2 1789 Congress creates the U S Department of the Treasury. September 3 1783 end of the Revolutionary War with the Treaty of Paris. September 4 1931 Do little flies Burbank to Newark in 11 16. September 5 1882 first US Labor Day parade in New York. September 6 1620 149 Pilgrims sail Mayflower for the New World. September 7 1822 Brazil proclaims independence from Spain.
Senior Citizens Menu lists meals for September 4 to 8 with items such as Macaroni and Cheese and Fish Cakes. The library announces hours Monday to Friday 2 PM to 5 PM, Thursday 6 PM to 8 PM, Saturday mornings 9 AM to noon, and notes large print fiction and mystery books available for two-week checkout, plus two new magazines Texas Highways and Pets of the World.
The Board of Directors invites sealed bids for a new or used 1 ton truck. Specifications available at 309 West College Silver City NM 88061. Bids due to the same address. public opening August 29 1978 at 10 00 am. The board may reject any or all bids. Attest: Barbara Gray-Pendleton. Tom Pace, Chairman.
A overview of Edward F. Dolan Jr s guide offering practical advice for youths seeking independence with input from those who have already left home. The Library Shelf highlights Flight to Mercury by Bruce Murray and Eric Burgess detailing the Mariner 10 mission and the first close photos of Mercury from a 1973 launch and space exploration.
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