Cobre Board Reviews Hiring Policy in Dispute
The Cobre Board of Education clashed over teacher hiring at a 7 p.m. meeting led by Sam Grijalva and Mace Parra who questioned Superintendent Haskel Smith about teachers hired before board approval. Smith cited openings and qualifications while noting some teachers work before formal approval, and suggested delegating authority to hire to address staffing needs. The board reviewed the law governing personnel hiring as the dispute continued.
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Cobre Board of Education
Sam Grijalva
Mace Parra
Haskel Smith
Cobre
Smith
Pennsylvania
William Frazier
Indefinite layoff hits about 150 workers at U.S. Smelt
About 150 men, representing a monthly payroll near $100,000, were laid off for an indefinite period, according to a spokesman for U.S. Smelt.
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U.S. Smelt
U S Halts Area Mining Operation In Fierro Region
U S refining and mining company halts the Bayard area mining operation effective Aug 28 due to economic difficulties. Princess and Continental shafts are included as the company says other area mines face similar pressure amid a regional downturn. About 00 people attended a separate Santa Rita dedication ceremony in Bayard near Hanover for a statue of Saint Rita with Mass and remarks by Father Frank Sierra.
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U.S
Jim Peeler Ling
Fierro
Bayard
Frank Sierra
Our Lady of Fatima
Santa Rita
Four Corners
Hanover
Sierra
el Paso
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Minnie Brumback Former Resident Dies in Deming
Minnie L. Brumback 89 longtime Deming resident and former editor and publisher of the Deming Graphic died at her Deming home Friday morning. Funeral held Saturday at Mahoney Funeral Home Deming with interment in Evergreen Cemetery Newport Kentucky. Surviving are two Brumback daughters Mrs William B Clarris of Deming five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Minnie L. Brumback
Deming
Silver City
Mahoney
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Brumback
The
Deming Graphic
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elias Mossman
Ernest M. Brumback
Silver City Daily Press
Brumbacks
Graptic
William B. Clarris
Virginis Rosa
St. Louis
Duane Darling
Capitan
David Darling
Albuquerque
Charles Francis
Washington, D.C
Ernest Francis
Dreher Funeral for Susan Kay Dreher in Deming
The funeral service for Susan Kay Dreher of Deming, who died in a highway accident near T or C, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery. She was an honor graduate of Western New Mexico University and the daughter of Mrs. Helen Evans of Deming, with relations in Silver City.
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Susan Kay Dreher
Deming
T Or C
Mahoney Funeral Home
Mountain View Cemetery
Western New Mexico University
Helen Evans
Bob Fuller
Bill Pringle
Silver City
Traffic Death Toll Update From Associated Press
Late traffic toll figures report 264 deaths so far this year, contrasting with 23 deaths at the same point last year. The AP notes ongoing data collection and regional variances in fatality counts.
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THE
Associated Press
Weather Outlook With Warm Day and Cooler Midweek
Increasing afternoon cloudiness today with partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday. Possibility of afternoon showers today, increasing Wednesday. Gusty winds tomorrow. High today 85, low tonight 60, high Wednesday 43. 24 hour report 7am high AA, low 53. Airport height 43, low 57.
Resignation of Silver City Board Member Over OEO Program
The Honorable Howell Cain of Silver City New Mexico receives a resignation letter from a Southwestern New Mexico Economic Opportunity Board director. He cites federal funds usage, noting about $24530 spent on administration with no aid to the needy or job creation in the past year and five months, expressing loss of confidence in the OEO program.
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Guard of Directors
New Mexico
Sam
Husidol
Southwestern New Mexico Economic Opportunity Board
Tne
Tom
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Cobre Board
Jim Peeler
Princess
Minnie Brumback
Dreher Funeral
Community Action Agency Board
Howell Cain
Mayor Cain
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