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Paul Wersich 688. Countycommissioner Disb'icl I Mon­roy A. Montes 645 andMichael W. Randle 639; dis­trict II SVrling T. Spencer752 and Robert EdwardHemphill 621; District IIIThomas N. Valliant 962(unopposed)

Other Republican candi­dates were: (all unopposed)clerk Martha McKn igh tProctor 1274, treasurerJanice S. Ware 1178, asses­sor Patr'icia A. Serna 1147,sheriff James C. McSwane1221.

Probate judge candidatesJ.O. "Bud" Payne 1041 andRonald B. Servies 357.

Republican state rep­resentatives (all unopposed)were District 52 Paul W.Harrington, 294; District 56Ben L. Hall 574; and District57 Richlll"d Knowles 155.'

In the other mcps, theuncanvassed tallies m'e asfollows:

For Democl"atic candi­dates for US Senator: TomBenavides, a total of 590votes;

-governor: Bruce King708,Paul Bardacke485; BobGold, 71 and Tony Scarbor­ough 57:

-Lt. Governor: Casey E.Luna 495; Carol W. Cloer291; Edna L. Young 180;Ernest L. Ortega 120; andLouis R. Rocco and Fred F.Rael with 51 each.

-secretary ofstate: Shir­ley Hooper 413, Ron Curry219; Stephanie Gonzales144; Phyllis L. Homero 126;Sharon WarTen 11<1; LuanneG. Kozlowski 75; Michael C.Wiener 63; A. Rocio BI'imhall50.

-state auditor: Albel"t"Al" Romero 489 and HobertE. Vigil <180.

-state treasurel': DavidKing 659 and Michael Mon­toya 461.

-attorney gClwra]: TOIllUdall 477, Pall'icia Madrid239; Dick Minzner 238; Pat­rick Apodaca 210.

-commissioners of publ­ic lands: Glenn Briscoe 334;Jim Baca 326; Steve Anaya219; Franklin Miles 169;John Montano 77; Phillip.Archuleta 73.

-corporation comm is­sioner: Eric Serna <131; Peggy

HC'lgeson 277; Juan Montoya181; Luke Otero 161; AlfrpdAI-mijo (write-in) 1. ,

-justice of supremecourt: Seth MontgonH'I'y 647;Gene Franchini ,153 andFrancesca Lobato 29t>,

Un canvassed votes forRepublican candidates are:

-Lt. governor. Mary'Thompson 757 and RickLopez 520. .

-s<:>crPlary of slate:Cece Iia Marti nez·Sa lazar

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Trinity United MethodistChurches of Carrizozo andCapitan welcomes Reverendand Mrs. Thomas Broom astheir pastor. The couple planto move into the parsonagethis week.

Broom comes to Carriz­ozo from Durham, NC whel'ehe served as assistant chap­lain with United MethodistCommunity and CobleHealth Center. I Ie receivedhis doctorate of divinity atDuke University.

He and his wife Patriciahave two sons, Thomas Jr.,senior at New Mexico StateUniversity, and MichaelShane stationed with USArmy at Ft. Ord, CA.

Last Sunday the congrp­gation bid farewell to retiringpastor Rev. Irvin C. Loud ,Jr.His new addres is WestwoodPlaza Apartments, 2500Westward Drive, Apt. 220,San Antonio, TX 78227.

witnesses State Police Offic­er Jim Long, Officer SteveStandridge, Ruidoso PuliceOfficer Laura Standridge;Rosemary Zink, Dave Skin­ner (state police) ErnestJoiner, Rick Evans, WilliamSwift, Lonnie Matthews,Edmond Jones, Angelo Vega,John Northrop, Michael

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Josie Tenorio and Bob Clm'k,400 meter relay, 6th place.

With the exception oftable tennis doubles, all gold,silver and bronze medalistsare qualified to participate inthe National Senior SportsClassic to be held in June of1991 at Syracuse, NY.

(Con't. on P. 3)

$90,448, with a cash balancefrom last year of $62,336.The expenditure reflects theconstruction ofa new fire sta­tion, to be located northeastof the old garage on Highway54, (near Allsup's). The esti­mated ending cash balance is$1,534.

state representative District52 John Underwood 500;Magistrate Division 1 BennyCoker 698; Magistrate Divi­sion 2 Harrold R. Mansell664; treasurer Mike Morris819; assessor Wayne Town­send 828; sheriff WilliamsButts 799.

The uncanvassed votes forRepublican county candi­dates were: magistrate Divi­sion 1 Gerald Dean Jr. 930,Kent Shannon 319, AlfredLeRoy Montes 245; magis­trate Division 2 J.R. (Jim)Wheeler 782 and Dennis

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rights or safely of others andwithout due' caution and cir­cumspection and at a speedor in a manner as to endan­ger or likely endanger anyp<:>rson or property, andcount four did cause greathodily injul'y by vehicle toCynthia Morales.

The indictments werebased upll(n) testimony from

$205,449. ExpendItures areestimated at $230,805, butcombined with the cashbalance from last year of$181,154, the estimatedending cash balance is$155,798.

In the fire departmentthe estimated revenue is$29,646 and expenditure is

Caudell, 86 and lIan"}' F.Kinney, 83,

The uncanvassed votesfa I' the Democratic countycandidates were as follows:county commissioner Dis­lI'ict I (Lincoln, Capitan,Hondo Valley) Ralph R. Dun­lap 688 and Roger F. Romero30:3; for Distr'ict II (Carriz­ozo, Corona, Nogal) C.O,(Chuck) Rominger (unop­posed) 584; District III (Ruid­oso) Bill Elliott 585 and AlvinS. Harcrow Jr. 567.

Other Democratic candi­dates were: (all unopposed)

·son and Floyd Danielson,Capitan, and Tom WardCarrizozo, all in bowling~Bessie Jones, Capitan, 8 ballpool; Rusty Lanelli, Alto,table tennis singles and JosieTenorio, Corona, 400 meterrace walk, each a 5th place;Bud and Dorothy Payne,

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Seven Lincoln Countysenior citizens brought homethe gold following the NewMexico State Senior Olymp­ics held at the campus ofEastern New Mexico Univer­sity at Portales on May 31,June 1-2.

Those receiving goldmedals: Bud Payne, DorothyPayne, Verna Rodman, all ofCar-rizozo, horseshoes; AmyBarton, Carrizozo, and RustyLanelli, Alto, table tennisdoubles; Bob Clark, Ruidoso,200 meter backstroke; Dor­othy Payne, CmTizozo, run­ning broad jump.

The following countyseniors all received silver:Josie Tenorio, Corona, 50yard dash; Bill and KathyBritton, Ruidoso, bowling;Barbara Ward, Carrizozo,bowling; Amy Barton, Car­rizozo, table tennis singles;and Bob Clark, Ruidoso,5000 K race and 1500 meterrun.

Dorothy Payne, Carriz­ozo, two bronze medals in100 meter run and 200 meterrun..

Ribbons for 4th placewere received by J os ie Tenor­io, Corona; Virginia Daniel-

allY motor vphicle unless thepquipmpnt was in good work­ing order and in a safenwchanical condition as notto pndang('r the drivpr oroccupant or any person uponthe highway; count thl'eestated he allegedly did oper­ate a motor vehicle carelesslyand heedlPssly in willfulwanton and disregard of the

cent for Paul Samora; 11 per­cent for John Northrup Jr.and Rosemary Gallegos (inpolice) and 5 percent for RickEmmons (police) and 10 per­cent on the $200 for addedduties for Municipal JudgeS.M. Ortiz.

Estimated revenues forthe general fund are

San Patl'icio and Hondo pre­cincts 11(' also f('ll behind intil(' I{uidoso, Nogal, Corona,and Alto pn'cinds. lIe wasbphind by on(' vote in Ruid­oso Downs.

The uncanvassed votesfOl' tlw Democratic candi­dates for govprnor were asfollows: Ikucp King, 708,Paul Bardacke, 485, BobGold, 71 and Tony Scarbol'­ough, 57.

The votps for Hepublicangovernor candidates were:Frank M. Bond, 790; LesHouston, 604; James A.

Grand juryfor vehicular

A district cOUl'l jUI-y willdetermine whether a youngsoldier is guilty of vehicularhomicide.

The Lincoln CountyGrand Jury indicted MichaelR. Velasquez, 18, SantaRosa, on four differentcharges as a result of a fatalaccident south of Carrizozoon Oct. 7, 1989.

The May 24 amendedindictment charges Velas­quez with one count of hom i­cide by vehicle (r<:>ckless) athird degTce felony; counltwo of defective equipment, amisdemeanor; count thrpereckless driving, special pen­alty, and count four of gTeatbodily injury by vehicle, athird eJpgree felony. Allcharges stem from the acci­dent on Ilighway 51 whenVelasquez's vehicle ran intothe rear of the vehicle e!r'ivenby Cyn th ia Morales ofCarrizozo.

The impact caused theMorales vehicle to leave theroadway and overturn twoand a halftimes, ejecting herand her infant Naomi.Cynthia was severely injuredand the infant later died ofher injuries at Lincoln Coun­ty Medical Center inRuidoso.

The grand jury indictedMorales on a count of failureto comply to safety belt use asrequired. Originally, theindictment from the districtattorney's' office included achild abuse charge for nothaving the infant properlyrestrained in an infant seat.That charge was thrown outwhen testimony determinedthe infant was restrained.

Count one on Velasquezstated he allegedly did killNaomi Morales, two monthsold, in unlawful operation ofa motor vehicle: count twostated he allegedly did drive

year.The budget includes

raises for all employees: 15percent for departmentheads Schlarb, ChiefChoncho Morales and fore­man Faustino Gallegos; 10percent for employees CarlosGallegos an Manuel Vigil, 11percent for Kathy Palomarezand Christi Monrreal, 7 per-

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oso, Alto and Nogal pl'('ci nets. OIl<' I{uldoso I)['PC inct,at \Vhite Mountain School,Ilallllllond was lH'hind \Vashby Oil(' vote. The vote·s wiJllH'count('d again and til<' finalcanvass will detpl'minpwlwther Halllmond will k('('pthe pl"ohat<· slot in t/wNovpmlwr plpction.

Another close local racpwas for the Rqmblican COUll­ty commissionpr District Islot. Michael Rancll(' ran aclose 639 behind MOIll'OYMontes with 615. AlthoughRandle led in the Carrizozo,

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revenue from gross receiptstaxes in Carrizozo are downfrom last year, as well asrevenue from cigarette andgasoline taxes. Combinedwith lowered valuationrates, revenues are generallylower than last year.

Water departmentrevenues, which are notincluded in the general fundand cannot be used forexpenses other than water,are up from last year.

After numerous worksessions the trusteesapproved the estimatedexpenditures of $895,388and estimated revenue of$728,482. The beginningcash balance of$430,306 willcarry the town through the

All votp talllPs an'uncanvass('d totals and candlllngp with tiw filial can­vass lo 1)(' dOll(' by til(' LincolnCounty COllllllissiolH'I'S this(Th u l'sday) an PI·noon.

Tlw clos('st of all localran's was fiJI' thp J)('mocraticcandidalp for probate judge.At the 10:45 p.m. final tally,Ruth Ilammond had 545 vot­es to PPggy Wash's 543. A tot­al of 1,OHH votps w('n' cast forthat oflicp. Hammond casilyled in the Capitan, Canizozo,COl'ona and Hondo pl"ecincts,but fpll b(·hind in the Ruid-

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By Doris Cherry

T('nsion ran high in thecounty commissioners cham­bers in Carrizozo Tuesdaynight'as the tally of countyvotes in the primary electioncame out close for a few localcandidates.

The tally for the Dpmo­cratic g<;lV(Tnol"s race wentsimilar to the statewide vot­es, with the slot going toBI'uce King. lie won 53.6 per­cpnt of the Democratic votescast in Lincoln County.

Carrizozo revenues decline but town faces higher costsRevenues are down and

expenditures are up in thetown of Carrizozo.

Carrizozo Town Trusteesput their stamp of approvalon the tentative budget for1990-91 and sent it to Santa

. Fe for Department ofFinance and Administrationapproval.

Major street improve­ment projects helped put thebudgeted expenditure col­umn above the estimatedrevenues column, althoughsome funds, such as airportand juvenile recreation, willdraw from the beginningcash balances to remain inthe black.

According to clerk­treasurer Carol Schlarb,

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Mark Guevara, honorgraduate. received scholar­shipshm the Carrizozo Vol­unteer Fire Department.Walk~A~Thon, and the Citi­zenship Award sponsored byUnited New MexicO Bank.

Lisa Hightower. honorgraduate, r.eceived ·aRegent's Scholarship fromNew Medea State Universi­ty, Rotary Club and theCanyon CowBelles.

Denise Hill. honorgraclu­ate, received schQlarshipsfrom the Canizozo AlumniAssociation. Walk-A-Thon,and the Carrizozo Chamberof Commerce.

Rachel Monrrealreceived scholarships fromthe Carrizozo Booster Club.Carrizozo Alumni Associa·tion and the Walk-A-Thon.

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MEDIA BRIEF"A quick read on what

people are talking about," ishow USA Today describes itscolumn "Lifeline." SEX,DRUGS. ROCK & POLLS:"Atmost 4 of 5 college stu­dents favor legalized abor- Commencement exer­tion," says the MTV-College eises were held May 25 atTrack Report, a survey of Carrizozo High School.1,006 undergraduates. Most Twenty-five seniors receivedchallenging moral dilemmas their diploma"they face: pre-marital sex, The graduation speakerfollowed by abortion. drugs was Dr. Milt Garrett from

d dri k' H If fth the University of New Mex·an n mg. a 0 e stu- ico. He told seniors to becomedents have tried marijuana,but 69 percent oppose lega· Ampart .of the

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MEDIA UNHUSHED nett, superintendent ofDr. Melvin Anchell, a schools. The graduating

15-year- veteran psychoanal- class was introduced by Melyst, on the problems affecting Holland. high school prinei-young people today: "Sex ck S Ceducation is.really the most pal, to Mr. Ni erna, ar-

rizozo School Board member .devastating thing that has who presented them withever come to our coun~, their diplomas.pro~ably the ~~testca~ml- The following seniorsty smce the CiVlI War. . received scholarships'

Anchell points out in Kelly Rocher clas~ val&-"The Spo~light" (~ports on dictorian, recei~ed a Newevents which are Vltal to your Mexico State Universitywelfare but which otherwise Regents Scholarship, a Uni­be hushed up "Or d~storte~) versity of New Mexico Excelthat .the maIn busmess In Scholarship. and a NewMex­Planned.Parenthood is no~ to ioo State UniverBifN Collegekeep chddr.en from h~Vlng of Agriculture and Businesssex,~uttodlspensesexm~or- Scholars·hip. She also'?labon ~nd con~acepbve received scholarships frommformation. Their budget Ruidoso Evening Lions.several years ago was about Canyon CowBellei ·Walk-A­$140 million. half of which Thon Carrizozo FFAAlumniwas subsidized by the tax- Association. Carrizozo Stu­payers. He charges that sex dent Council Carrizozoeducation is the primary National Bonm: Society andcause for rising illegitimate the US SoilCon~ionbirthrates, teenage pregnan- District.eie~, . drug ~use! cri~i?al Connie Nl\iar. class salu­actiVity and the hJgh sUJclde tatorian, received a Univer­rate among young people. sity of New Mexico Regent's

Scholarship, a University ofNew Mexico Scholars Scho­larship, Carrizozo AlumniAssociation. Carrizozo'sWomen's Club Scholarship,Carrizozo Volunteer FireDepartment, Walk-A-ThonScholarship, and the Carriz­ozo Stude;nt Council

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JUDy VEGA OFFTO AUSTRALIA

Judy Vega, daughter ofGeorge and Mabel Vega ofCarrizozo, will report to herfirst duty station in Canber­ra, Australia, for a two·yeartout'.

A 1988 graduate of Car­rizozo High Sehool. she com·pleted .her Naval BasicTrainingApril 18 in Orlando.FL. She completed seamanschool June 1.

The Corriente CowBellesare offering a $300 scholar­ship for college upperclass­men m~oringin agriculture

. orafieldofstu4Ywhichcouldbenefit the beef cattleindustry.

To be eligible the personmust be a LinColn Countyresident, with preferencegiven to Capitan area stu­dents; be a sophomore,junior. senior or graduate"student in agriculture orrelated field; and have acumulative grade point aver­age of 2.5 or better.

To apply. students needto write a paragraph definingtheir needs. goals, and qual­ifications for the scholarship.The application and gradepoint verification should besubmitted to Willa Stone,Box 484, Capitan,NM 88316.by July 1.

The scholarship will beawarded at the CorrienteCowBelle's annual team rop­ing scheduled for July 28.

Its awfully dry out therefolks. Careful with yoursmokes, so we don't have anyunnecessary fires. Pray forrain. We are planning a raindance in the street" weatherpermitting.

Grizz, brother to MistyPerea. was here Sunday.Grizz is lea~ngThUl"sdayforChitna, Alaska to visit thehomestead. David andAnnette McMinn and son aremoving to Georgia. Davis istraining to be a chiropractor.

Hunns were also here tofinish their clean-up afterMemorial Day nm to WhiteOaks. Thanks, Harold, whohas a Bed and Breakfast inCarrizozo. and came out tohelp fix up the arena.

terms ofsafeguards for infor­mants and in the paymentsbeing made aft.er cases arecleared in court.

The decision caps a dis·pute that began in 1988,when the newspapersstarted investiPting flawsin Georgia's child welfaresystem. The department hadrefused the files. Under thedirection of the state attor­ney general, however. thedepartment prepared sum­maries of42 cases for repor­ters' use. The informationcontribu~ to the newspap­ers' investigative series pub­lished last summer. Theseries was a finalist for a1990 Pulitzer Prize.

Holder of Muleshoe, TX. Onhis way put here a truckhauling bricks lost a brickand it went through Bob"sopen window and hithim andsmashed his mirror and thencut the metal on the windowledge. He could notcatch whodid it. Bob is 76years old, butplans to win the PonyExpress Race.

Clean-up Day and Fix-upDay in White Oaks was a funtime. About a dozen localsand visitors worked hard allday trying to restore chutesand fences at the arena forthe upcoming rodeo on PonyExpress Day, Aug. 4. After. adinner was served at thesaloon.

MEDIA PULITZERA .state trial court in

Atlanta ordereli the GeorgiaDepartment of HumanResources in April to releasethe reCords of child abuseinvolving 51 children whodied while under state pro­tection in 1988-89 to theAtlanta Journal and theAtlanta Constitution.

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MEDIA IDEAEditorial page editor

George Pinkerton in the SanGabriel Valley Tribune (anindependent newspaper)tells of a drug warinnovation.- In Anderson County.

South Carolina, SheriffGeneTaylor is using billboards inhis anti-drug efforts. T hebillboards read: "Need cash?Turn in a dope dealer."

Taylor's program is mod­eled after one used by federaldrug enforcement agents. inwhich informants may begranted up to 25 percent ofthe value of assets seized.The idea is similar to theCrime Stoppers program in

people and politicians. This,says Acuff, merited about afoot of type in the Tucson.morning daily, which appa­rently has not heard ofsuch atelTible thing before.

Aformer undercover narcin his book, "Corrido deCocaine," tens of one of the MEDIA WATCHchief industries of Pima The Rio Grande Sun isCounty-:-narcotics smug-gling. "The author took the keeping tabs on absentee vot-

ing and notes that the list ofmarvelously unusual absentee voters has climbedapproach ·of int~rviewing to 315people who!ent streteh limos And would you believeto people With purple shades, th t th S Ii ted 11 315lizard Lamas and 12 Ibs. of· a e un Isa.gold chains around their names of peep e re,.uestingnecks. Some few of them the ballot; and theJr postalseem to have come by their addresses.pockets full of pictures ofGrover Cleveland by illicitmeans."

Acuff ends his- articleentitled, "Bribe NewsAstounds Us" with this: "Oneday perhaps the Mordida willbe discovered by the Media."

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You oan help prDhIllI vour children this Bummer bYreminding th'lm 1lI1he dangers at eleclrlclly. ChIldren

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Our many thanks to everyone who sentmoney. cards. flowers. food and prayersduring the loss of our beloved one. A specialthanks to the people who helped preparethe food at the parish hall. Our heartfelt gra­titude goes out to all,

The BenHa Otero family

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MEDIA HUMORISTAnd in the Hobbs Flare

Chuck Mittlestadt tells aLujan joke. Environmental­ists jumped all over InteriorSecretary Manuel Lujan lastweek when he came outagainst the red squirrels overin Arizona. Those folksshouldn't be so hard on Man~ny, because he figures asquirrel is a squirrel. Andbesides, he was basing hisopinion on aU the squirrelshe remembers from NewMexico polities."

MEDIA MORDIDAThe Pinal Pioneer, now

into its second year of publi~cation, always has news tid­bils that tickle my funnybone. "If you are of the opin­ion that. no opinion is goodopinion don't read this news­paper," says the Pinal editor.

Editor Mark Acuffwri~s

that wire services sent outthe news recently that a lead­ing informant has indicatedthat heavy duty drug dealersin Mexico routinely bribe

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Iloz Ann Coons antBredthe LIncoln Count¥ MedicalCaatar in Ruidcso Sundayfilr a tBnBillectcnny.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neath­erUn of Carlsbed spent theMomoriaI Da,y weelr.and withtheir parents, Mr. and Mrs.Altan WhItteker.

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, ".Sumlmer funcling for the of $27,642 Will be used"to p;';atecl by the Stete leglsla- lUnd for water prqj'eet$ bile a , ..BWJDlm ng pool, .. juvenile :improve -= Avenue.Thew ture) are estim'llted to bring b . i bal ' . .reO"eation, is' .estimated to e""'on'" be u••d for s~ets. . $16 eglnn ng ,11 lluceQf

d $4 0.. . .... y .,.. 1II,l'" 10 3,540. With the ,"$13,976, estimated"Tevenue

Mrs. Irma MoO's of 110... ""Pen ,80 and have, Ot)ler stJ:oelit, imPrOve- $26,000 mat.hln~ 'funds, of $19,003 and b"dgetedwell and CapitBn died Satcrr- b"i""uo :$$2Sfs:"wi'All Itoeash m....ta will he done \\'om the expenditures are estlmatsd expenditure of$20,228, Jeav,day~ May 12. She BP'erd; II lot ~.ance .. ,.. .. ,'ep special gross receipl$, W fQr at $188,540, leaving nQthing inga balan~qf$12,751.Theoftbne here withher ckught.., form "Hi Neighbors" of Ros~ :the f\i~ o~t of ~he 1'ed ~d jntrastnictiure, one-qu.lU1;er' in· balance. ' project, acquisition fund for

The Sm oke-y Bear ..arid son~in~blw,Kirley an.d well. and 10 Girl Scouts ti-om re.-ult 111 an, estimated cllSh orapercent, withabeginning Outdoor recJ"eation fund, 'water improvements has aMuSeum had l.,136 regitJ- ,DarlnneLp.~ns, who hnve a Lubb~ck; TX. balance of"'$l.281. ". cashba1aneeof$41,041.Esti~ established by resolution by 'budgeted expenditure ofterecJ visitors last week, BUm~erhome on Fourth St. " .Cemetery fund is esti~ mated ~:revenu~ is $.2~,630 the trustees 'for equipment $31,327 fI'Qtn the beginning'~g them .Jo Ann Earl .' Proceeds "()f the flea 'mated to cost $4,600' and andestilnstedexpenditrireof for, the golf course, will cBS!hbalance.'JonesftotnPhQenix,AZ.Sh~' ~oward Wr,ight., who' marketandbakes~leheldby :~ue of $600. This win$38.880.~c:BsJ;i~sf8!" of, receive' revenue!! front' the, ~Water~dsewerfUndis'is the daughter of :nean and recently underwent gall tn.e, Capitan 1 ,Exten SiOR' .,co,ver part<tilp,e seasonal ,$25,Ql?O~1l be made mto the Side of water,'for highvvay .est:ilD,ated 'to ~q.~, almost~laEarl.·Deanwasdistrict bladder surgery in,thelT8~ 'Uomemakersgoestohelpthe ..employees' to mJUnWn' the COlll~ut1ity 'Development cQnst:ruction projects. ,The $3,090. ~ebeginning.cQsh,ranger at the, time ofthe fit:e. sbyterianHosPital in Albu'l Capitan '4~H Club. Recent, .e~etery.''' The beginning ~lqek(hoant(CDB~) rnateh- reven~es' are." estimated at ' bala~e ,'J.s. $31,118, e.s'ti~:Jo Ann held Smokey rl8ht querque,.iscloingO~~but 4~ation8'.help;dten4~H8l15 cash balance is $4-994-. ,: 1ng fund. to leave a ca~h $8.000andex:pendfturesa]so mated reve'nue~, areafter they brought him' to mQtremainuntilbisBySteM . a~ncl. Bumm,er camp and " . , .. b~lance. of $3,791. ' . $8.000.' , '$149438. budgeted' expendi.base camp. She said they fed is stabilized.. . .one senior 4-H Illembergo to ' Simitation departm~t .', Th~ ,CD~G grant aUld . . ' ", 'ture;are $1146,540, leavingahim oatme81 that made him '.' . ,~ashin~, DC. .' . !solid waste collections)" is sta:te: J:1i.gh~ fun~s ..(appro~ General, obbgation bond' balance of $84,016.. .iick. A Shuttle Jack Tour, Manyh:ave ,inquired: the onq.:otberdepartment~.., .' .' . ' .' . ," , ','....;.' ., Meter deposit'fund' ,is,Bus with 44-people' from 1lb000t Catherine Grantbatn ' Mr. and. Mrs."Wil1iam expected to'. BlUe money. ,~~~ .5's.. > ,$8.2~~ in beginning balancemany states and over 200. afterherheartsurgery some- McIntosh ,of Roswell were A1tha;ugh the beginning cash '. . . . . . I ... - '.' -' • and 1,8 expected to· make orGood Sam's visited the Baine time' agd., She is with then-. honqred at. a nceptioil at the;' ba~ce is $jJ~469. estimated,' IIENr'rA A. 'oTIm.o '11." • . . ' . spend no money. The fund. isday; daughter in .,Albuquerque LeisureInn on June 2 fOl,"the" revenues Bre'$77,704. Esti~, .,'.. . ..... ren ~.nd 42 gr8'at~ fOl".anymeterwhichmightbe

where she can beelose to her occasion of their 50th wed.. m,ated expenditutes are Senita A. Otero. 84, of grandchlldren. installed in t1u'd»wn .Rev. Irwin ~ud of the doctorfbrawhile.Wedomiss ding a:imiversary. Members $66,900.:1ea'1nlr" an:esti~· ~ozo,cUedM~25atthe . " •.

Capitan Church .is retiring. 'them. ~f the Capitan ,RO'i.1ndtable Dfutedendingeilsh balanceof Lincoln County Medical RQBERT CLIFTON The grand total isThere 'ill a reception bein~ , were _sts. In attendance $14,300.' ' CentBr.' ' . HAMMETT $480,306 in heglnning cashheld in his honor June 3. '"': 'The Capitan Chamber of were A1~ce 'Traylor, Gladys " ,The RoslITY'was."recited . Rob~Clifton Hammett,~,balances, $728.482.in -8&ti" , •

Commerc~ held its regular Pew, Frances Shaw, Mary . Airpatt,with abegjnning, Mily 27 at, Santa, Rita's 79, ofCapitan·died May,20 at., ,m,atedrevenu8s,$895,388 in .meeting June 4 at the Smo- Dean, ~lean91"SeJVice. Mau~ ~ ,balance of $8,586, has Catholic Church. Services Sunset Vilh~ in Roswell. ' • bUdgeted expenditures 'and .key ~ear Restaur~t. Plans reen Sullivan arid Harriet estimated revenues of followed.May28 with Father . Serv,iceswere held May $26.3,400' fn .estimatedare in progress fur the 4th of McGinnis ~BigSprings,Tx. $4;015 from sale of fuel arid Ed Griftith officiating. Inter- 23 at Trinity Baptist Church ending c~sh'balance;July parade, dedicatWo this hangar '-1"entals, and metlt was at' ()ur-Lady of in Capitan with Rev. Floyd .The b~dget,will beyearto Virgil Hall, Sr.,fo:rhis . Tlie TeJTY Stricklands budgetecl expenditures of ~\ladalupe Cemetery, Car~ Goodloe officiating. Inter- ~usted Wlth any, .Bugges­years of, service ,with the. attended the May 31' wed~ $8,015. Leaving 'acash nzozo, un4ei'direction of mentwasinCapitan'Celllet- tions made byUFA for finalCapitaJ::l Fire Department. ding of, 'his ,brother. Joe balance of'$4,586. LaGrone Funeral Cnapel.· ery under direction of approyal in July.

Strickland, and Lynette StOll , The Lodgers' TaX Fund. Mrs. Oter~ was '1Jorn LaGrone ,Funera~ Chapel. .. ' "'"of Roswell. ' taxes at 3 pGrcent on each MItrCh1O.19061D,LasVeg~s. Mr. Hammett Was born Welcome to' the

dollar paid on lodging in the HM. H~r ~usband. Ebas June"'25, 19;10'"i~ Okra, TX.town. of Carrizozo, has an Otero,diedll~Jan,?aryt1987. Be retired ,froni Dunnestimatedrevenueof$7.836. Mrs. Otf!ro live~ m Lmcoln Brothers 89 a pipeline work.Hfllfof that goes into a cash C~nty ~ll her life. ~5 years er in 1960. and worked at Ft.transfer to the' Lodgers' in C8l'I1zozo. .,' Stanton HosJ)ital until 196G.Promotional ·department. Sh~ was a houseW1!e',flThe remaining '$3,918 mUst memb!r of Santa· RI~a.s He is survived by twobe exp'ended for promo":Ofi~ Ca~olicChurch. and th.e Zla sons. Ronnie and Ernest

"" Semar C nt . C Hammett, both ofCapitan' aals, such -as advertising or .e er l.n, arnzozo.,. sister.LoyceWelkerofPh~e.brochures for the town, by . She 1s.s~~,,!d by four nix, 'A,Z; and' twothe end of the year daughters, Vll'glD1B Samora,

The Lodger's ~otion~ Josi~ Vega ~d Ida :Q~ltran" grandchildren.a1 departmen~ with a begin~ all Of Carnzozo. and Maryning cashbalance of$22.107, ~len Aragon of,Tularosa; .a

"We must educate both touched on the need for new is estimated to gain $3.918 .sJster, The.resa Vigil ?fchildren and adults about laws governing non~coal for an· estimated total of Grants, NM. 28 grandchd~

Ccn6nnation WIllI hold at recycling,· stressed Richard mini~. "l'resently a como, $26,025. The total reflectstbeSacredHeartChurchlast Harrold, addressing Feder~ panycan'begintomine,then several years accumulation St" I' S'Sunday. Bishop Ricardo ated Republican Women of leava the area without According to Schlarb, th~ If Ing pencerRamirizofElPBBooIlicIatecl Lincoln Count¥ lFRWLe) at restoringthelandtoits origl-, IUnde'eannotbsus.dforany-· ,TheBtudentswere~ 'the~r.~armeeting~.s~ .na~,state.~ , ~ing~less afaciHty. such gts ' hJar' hifor _firmatinn by Ihe. "~deB'MaY 22 at K-Bob Sin. c. ~""e,ti",!sli'om"theauc\!- .:'."! tl!a ryoreation. """tor, Is. e ..sc 0 s pMarrs. Ladies1bfthe Sacred U1 0., eueedeB1tWltblocalmarkefs converted to a· civic~, ' . , . . ..Heart Church prepared Because oftha~Harrold,. ~re,cyclll1?1es("Markets~ convention center. If that . I ,,'t,., .q~"brunch fo~ participants, a Ruidoso News. reporter difficult In New M8X1co occurs the funds can be used ROSWELI--StirUng T.their sponsors... and their attend8dtheBixthTownHali becaU8eofth~n.::edf~water, for the ~acility. Spencer. son. of Stirling T.f'amiUes. . meeting, New ,Mexico,First, but tran~portation1sals~ a Local government....- SpetleeJ" of~Carrizozo, has

held in Gallup' earlier this prob~em~) ~d preventmg correction. is to pay' for jail been awarded a $2;165 Legi~mOnth: Chief topic was the th~tel~~~o~Eifp'0ut-o!'~ stays ofpersons placed in the lJ,lator's Scholarship for the

=~~:J;~~~J);';'. ~.w;d=;in'g sev:':nii~ ~ineoln ~~nty $J2a1919b5ycar~ it~;lr.fi~:::i~i~:~ewI dtill ·t· ti' d • . llOR tons.ofgarbage a'year at nzozo 0 lee. , . was,an, 1 S1 ua on an 1n Su I d P' k''') budgeted fOr expendItures The scholarship, whichJanuary began a group rep.v n an ar.. d $ ", • "l' . t -Pr .-"'~ During ·the business an, 1.010 1S the estimated paysabouthalfthestudent"s.Liln~ InP1"OOiJec ··t... elerY1

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lmeeting precedinwthe prcg~ revenue. The $~,085 begin- fees and. tuition. was made

nco oun '3 s na ura '0_ • --'d . h b I '11 k 'bl b 'beauty and' water is im 0J"00 J;BDl, nun SerY1es, canell ate mngcas ~ a ance WI eep POSSI e . Y a programtant to us," said the FR~C" for prcba~ejudge, addressed the lUnd '" the hlack.. ,approved by the 1989 Newrecycling chainnan the group.. Law enfol'Cf;ml,ent pohce MexiCo Legislature. Each of

Harrold covered several FRWLC meets Tues,day. fund. a t1.o.w~~rough fund the state's 112 senators andpoints in his program. ""'town ~un~ ·26 at K~Bob's. They from th~ state, IS bu~ted at representaatives was askedHan recommends changes lDv1te a~~. l!epub.l~c.an $17,900.... to nominate up to four candi­through the marketplace w~enres1dmg m orVlslting Gasohne tax IS estimated dates from their own district.rather than through legisla~ Lincoln Co~nty· to •attend. to bringin $14,315. combined The NMMI scholarship com­tion.'" He cited an example of For further mfonnation. call with the beginning' cash mittae then pieked the best--eonsumers choosing recycled 33.6-4050. balance of $13,321, the total qualified of the nominees.

--JNlCkagingwbich would thencreate a larger market forpaper to l>e recycled. He also

Last week, dry coldwinds. Temperatures 28 to62 degrees. Sultry nights.

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·Sam's KV. tbis last weekendthan ever. We always appre:­c1ato them.

The Smokey Bea...M'r.andMrs.RobertRiee "Museum" has .33,051 regis­

just returned fioom viBi,tbig teredvisitors in the month oftheirchildren and fannHes in May. Among them "nine p80­MIlI}'Jand. pie li'om the United Indiap

Christians; a tour bus of 44Mr. imd Mrs. Andrew

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Gaines, Linda Brown. Larry scene an hourand a halfafterVaughn and R'osemary the accident occurred.Gallegos. At the scene of, the aeei-'

Cynthia Morales was dent and later, Velasquezindicted on the first count for maintained his brakes failedhavipg failed tohave her seat and he was unable to avoidbelt properly fastened about hitting the Morales vehicle;.her .body when the vehicle Sel'na saiel VelasqQ,ez's'was in motion. father testified in the grand

Cynthia's attorney Gary jul'Y he had the brakesMitchell filed an entry of .repaired and believed th~appearance and a plea ,ofnot hi good working or<ler. Whenguilty May 31 on the seatbelt tested by the state'police, the,cha~ge. brakep reportedly' did ~ot

The indictment against work.Morales seemed a waSte of Serna also said Velas~time, Mitchell said, because quez said he hplped thethe charge is a petty emergency pers()nnel assistmisdemeanor; Morales at the scene of the

He did appreci.ate' what acciden,t. , .the ,grand jury did, and* Velasquez. who was sta-sidered it, a proper. indi tioned in El Paso at the tittle

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An account of the 'gr d tioned in Gennany. He didjury as interpreted by Ve s- testify at the grand jury.quez"s'attorney David Serna ''It will be difficult for myof Albuquerque was it was client to get' a 'fair trial,'hostile and accusatory. because of the weeks and

Mitchell said it is the months of inaccuraciesduty of the grand jury to (reported by the Lincolnaccuse. County News)," Serna said.

SANTA FE-During the to: their states to be finpnced Serna, in a telephone Serna continued he doesprim~ry election campaign with their money. , neighbors? It's probably interview, said again the not usually comment 'on a•easonallcandidatesforgov- NewMexicohasaperfect some ofeach, coupled with an d· h til beli trial b t" Ith

fun' d to use "or such financ- ' .. th '- gran Jury was very os e, .case ore a. ,u Ie eernor and congress men- II ·element that made eir.or-- and its duty is to inquire into has to 'give Velasq\J:ez's sidptioned" technology transfer . ing. Fifleenyears ago, during tunes elsewhere and can now aUthe facts. in a neutral and of the story.from oUr national labs to the the state's plush .times, our enjoy living among us happy detached way. "This grand Serna filed an entry ofprivate sector as a major lawmakers had the foresight natives, enjoying the ttl d d I f ot

to· cr'.atea.econdp;D'G"ll'bank Iedb of I d jury was no neu ra an . appearance an apeao nanswe... to weaning our .....- .unspoi ea'uty our an, detached," he said. guilty for Velasquez.state's economy from its for the state. It is called the and never have to worry Mitchell said Serna took ' "He pled not guilty andoverdependerice on military Severance Tax Permanent about our economic the grand jury as hostile he will be found not guilty,"spending.' Fund and is to be used for a conditions. sinee he is trying to defend 'Serna said.

It'sagreatideasincethe rainy day. Since late 1982 Regardless of the 'source hiscIient. Serna's statement . He also will request a"peace dividend" is likely. to when the state fell on hard of our problems, we can't th t th d' for ' h ~_,

fth '1 times econom,'cally, lawmak- ch to a e procee ,mgs are . change ofvenue fo~ t e 1d:U:U,bepaidoutofsomeo eml.· aft'ordtomissany anees 'fulancial gain for Morales thecharige;mustbem&debyital'Y spending that is pre- ers have been arguing about better ourselves. One of has no basis, Mitchell con'- ..thejudge based upon an eva~sently occurring in New whether that rainy day is those chances is currently tinued. "It had nothing·to do luation of the case.Mexico. here. slipping through our fingers. with the grand jury." . Semaacknowledpdany

Obviously, we can never The only acknowledge- While we weren't look- The family, devastated. time a human death issupport a reduction in feder~ ment ofa rainy day has been ing, the City 0(Juarez, Mex- by the death ofthe infant and involved it is incumbent onal government spending in the creation of·a couple vehi- ico has been developing into the enor:rnous medical cos~s. the law ei1forcem~tperson­our state. We just need to cles to provide venture an economic gianLlt had a for Cynthia's treatment IS nel to investigate, incumbent.take better advantage of it. firiancing, partly from the long way to go from the cUrt just trying to salvage what is On the prosecution to proper-There will 'always be ,a need sev-erance tax fund. Neither ·poor border town it was. And f'th· Ii M·tch 11for federal government have been allowed to fUnc- it isn't halfway along. the left.o ell' ves, 1 e. 1y present the.case ~ court,re.earch for defense and noo- tion. The Business Develop- road to attaining a US qual- concktinuetdt'h"There are ~o.bl.gt and inewnbent on the grand

bu sou ere,noonelsml ,jwy to'properly consider it. 'defense purposes. We must mentCorp.gotofftoade'cent ity of life. But Mexican for the money." , Serna cODsidend theeJecta congressional'delega. start but floundered wJJen authorities, and especially Momles'medicalbillsare· incfwtment on Velasquez ation that can protect New government officials turned Juarez economic. planners, now in excess of $60-80,000. "grave mistake." .Mexico's federal installa- tbeir backs after a few loans have been domg some ... The' child abuse charge .

. tionsin any changeoverfrom went sour. marvelous things ",:,hile. we . ap.inst Cynthia hurt her . . N?w i~ ~ .o~ us to shC)W.defense- to peace time activi~ 'Risk. of course, is what wm:e 190kingo~herdlreetions greatly, Mitchell said, si?ce ~ client 18 Jfl'ilocent, Setoa·60S 8UO"h as environmental venture financing is all for·our salvatJOn. the child was strapped m. S8ld. .and health research. . about: A lot of failures have In 1965 Mexico instituted Velasquez'sattorneySer- Velasquez did n~ mten-

Some first, small to be expected. What bothers the Border Industrializatio~ na said the articles which tionally~use the 8CC1den~orsteps are now being taken lawmakers, according to Program to correct the anem- appeared after the accide1Jt ·the fatabty, Se:rna mam­toward technology transfer Senate GOP leader Les ic economic .conditions tha"t in the Lincoln County News tained.. "But. you ~ldn~from our national labs to our Houston, is that every time existed along its. frontier did not differentiate whether know byreading (~eLin~1ristate's private economy. Last there is n failure, the public with the United States. Mex- the driver was drinking or County News articles). .... s ,Friday Albuquerque's Sandi- and press assume some poli- ican governmen~ecOnomists just the passenger!J.. , ahnost,,1ike yel}ing fire in aa National Laboratory'held a tician got a payoff. Houston designed an inge~ioJ1s p~an "He rarely"' drinks and cro~d. he s81d about the"fence cutting" ceremony to says our politicos are uneasy to both attractronngn capItal had nothing to drink that articles.. . 1 .11allow one of the lab's rnl\ior about venture financing and employ the masses who day," Sema said. . He ~ald the artic es WI

buildings to be used by because they don't like tak- 'were without work. Many'of My client will testify.he Jeopanbze .the ch~ee~a1f?"uncleared personnel. Itwas a ing abuse. these Mexicans had been volunteered· at the scene of Velasqueztogetafairtri. m'positive step in the right The other venture capital crossingtheborderforyears the accident to any and all .Linc~ln County. rdirection. program has never gotten off to work in US fields as Brac- law enfortl:ement .that he . The case is n~w up to~'

Today, US Rep. Steve the ground as far as financ- ero labor. But our go~ern- would take a breat or blood cowt system, MItchell .S8i~:Schiff lists on his schedule ing New Mexico businesses. ment began cracking down test for alcohol or any ~ther Mitchell considers Judge'participation 'in a Task Force Its board, appointed by Gov. on that practice. substance, but the investi· ,Richard Parsons' court to beon Technology Transfer deal- Garrey Carruthers, has not The sol~tionwas.to a~low gating state police officerJim the"fairest in the state," withingwith US corporate experi- been able to find any New duty free lmp~tion l~tO Long declined because 'he arecordforprocessingcasesences in Japan. Maybe our Mexico loans it·!eels are Mexico of manuf~cturtng hadnoreasontosuspeetVel- in a.quick manner.first-term ,congre8sm~ can worthy?f 0\11' state S TI1<)i1ey. -equ-ipment;--macmner,y..- --t!8W- - asquez was" --drinking'.--~ -- ~~~-Nocourt--aatelurs--yet

/ return from Washington purmg the next. fi.v~ materials and supplies, on a The officer anived at the been set.with some ideas New Mexico ~onthswhen you hear pohtJ-· temporarY basis. The govern-can use. cal rhetoric about techn~logy ment guaranteed that every-

But all this new know- transfer, ask the candidate thing brought in unde"t: thisledge and assistance from how he or ~he plan.s to Program would be ~orted.the federal level will not help finance the risky busmess Foreign compahies wereuS a bit unless there is a way involved with making it hap- allowed to own up to'100 per-­in which that technology can pen. Until we get some politi- . cent oftheir Mexican iJroduo-betransferredtoNewMexico cos with the guts to give us tiOD facilities. .

. corporations. solutions to that problem, Ttie advantage to foreign·Ourrecordatthispointis Harry ~ni'ley"s garbage businesses is that they can'"

abysmal. When a group of dump idea is out only work. take advantage of -cheapscientists from the national able answer. Mexican labor wWle stilllab. in Albuquerque or Los being able to use the fat'·Alamos come up wlth a'goodSANT-A FE--New Mex- superior transp~rtation,'de th t" 'nk m,'ght work communication and 8Up~JyI a ey l""1 ico is alm.ost completely t"'th ,·vate sector they systemBoftheirowneountry,In e pr , blowing an economic deve- .m'ust first go .Ioo'king ,for lopment opportunity that Theideaeaughton.lthas1\ • "r thoe'r pro,leot been mus'hrooming. for thenancmg .0 1 OJ· sits just south of our border.The money isn't, likely to It is not news to anyone past 25 years. Almoat Ii. halfcome from a New Mexico that we are a poor state. milUori 'Mekican citl*ens arebank. . Wfire scnnewh~ in the mid now employed iQ.l$OO pt"(t-

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• A lot of people are going to missR\W. Irwin 1.ou4, pastor ofthe Trinity United Met~odistChurch. He is leaving-this weekend forSan AntonIo, TXon retirement. He will.be busy, however, as volunteerchaplain for the Anny. Air Force or Yeteran~~ospitalinSan Antonio. I don't know what k;md ofmlntster' Rev.Loud is, and I never heard him preach tI sennon: But Ihave been fascinated.by his wit and humor, SO much .s.othat I arrange to· meet him at the post office regularly.After exchanging some jokes and a lot of laughter, I goback to my office feeling uplifted-and without beingpreached to. It has always str';lck me as .Iu~icroust~at

.most ministers appear down.nght dOQ,r, gnm, J,mgrm- .ning and without humor. Ifl'eligion is what they claimit is 'preachers should be happy-people. If they believewh~t they preach, they should enjoy them.selVesmorethan an ordinary person. Bro. Loud certamly fits themode of a happy person. Rev. Loud is bla'ck, but he's nota racist. I told him one of my favorite black preacherjokes one time and,he laughed harder than I did! Bless·you Rev. Loud, and keep on yourhappyhi.ghway. Ithasbeen a joy knowing-you.

• Jack D. Key, formerly of Carrizozo,and librarian at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, hasco.authored a new book, "Medicine, Literature andEponyms." It is fascina~ing reading. It t;el1s how andwhy medical terms den~e fro1T1 myth, hterature andancient gods. Jack is also one of the many readers whosupply me with authoritative information about ho~the government squanders our tax' dollars to buy const\·tuents' votes so congressmen can hold their lucrativejobs for life. With national electilms coming up, you needto knowhow these congressionaJleeches are sucking usdry. Maybe such instances ....ill insp~re voters to throwout incumbent congressmen. Jack enclosed news of onestate that is spending. $750,000 on a study of~ s~lf­esteem. When two Japanese banks stopped proVldmgservices to US military personnel stationed in Japan,

.-the US government paid 141 Japanese workers who losttheir jobs a severance p~YJ!1entof$200,OOO.each. Con­gress pays for water to UTlgate crops that It pays far­mers not to grow. At Ft. Ktlox, KY the US Army spent$200000 to refurbish 13 Quildings that were alreadyearm'arked .for destruction. The US government isspending $1 billion to build a subway tunnel in NewYork City which will be used by only 220 persons a day.That the article continues, is the amount of moneyrequired to buy several dozen l~~ousinesf?r each ~der.Congress is spending $6.4 mdhon to budd a. pnvateBavarian-style ski resort in Idaho, and another $1.5million to study potatoes. See why we have ta. raisetaxes?

• If you are curious as to why Japan­ese have so much money that they can buy up largeproperties in the United States, cQnsider figuresreleased by the Bank of Japan for 1989. The bankreported personal savings of·more than $5 trillion,which is equal to $126,000 per household. Dni-Ichi Kan­gyo Japan's largest bank, listed year-end assets total­ing'$387 billion-which is $100 billion myre than thetotal assets ofthe entire United States Federal ReserveSystem!

• Nonnan Lear is a Hollywood mogul,a radical environmentalist, and a total hypocrite. He is'the fellow who wants the public to be forced to use masstransit systems instead of av.tomobiles, all to preservehis beautiful world. At thismomentheis finishing a new.home that has a 50-car garage. But for you peasants,mass transit! Another leftwing activist who is constant­ly bawling about the poor, the unhoused, global warm­ing and the dearth of spotted owls, is actress BarbaraStreisand. She has three multi-million dollar homes inthe Los Angeles-Beverly Hills area. The reason for t~r~emansions, she explains, is to avoid th.e. traffic. OhvlaNewton-John is another Hollywoed elItIst, whQ w.eepscopious tears for the poor and homeless. She has justbought her second home in Malibu, and one CaseyKasem has just spent $6.8 million for a home but con-'tinues to lease a suite at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel for$20 000 a month. The next time they open their mouthsto e'spouse aid (government aid, not their aid) 'For thepoor, make ~e happy by slapping their ,teeth out.

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Schla:t:"b, Ramirez found guiltyon disorderly conduct charges

The final canvass ofcoun­ty votes will be made at 4p.m. today (Thursday). June7. at the county comm"ission­era' chambers in the LincolnCounty Cour·thouse inCarrizozo.

Winners in each race willbe on tbeballot in thegeneralelection in November.

---commis·sioner of publiclands: (unopposed)John F.Bigbee Jr. 1118.

-justice ·of supremecourt:' (Wlopposed) KennethB. Wilson 1013.

Animas two weeks ago to seetheir two grandsons. RussellCraig' and Nathan Tracey,graduate from kindergartenin white gowns and caps.

-corporation commis':sioner: .Pete David Salazar618. and 'Rudy J. Maestas

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-state treasurer: (unop­. Mr. and Mrs. Rogene . posed) Robert B. Corq 1127.

Alford"made a qu~ck trip to-attorney general: WH-

o 'Ham F. Davis (unopposed)1050.

\Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wens

are parents of a son, TerrelLeon.born June 2 inRuidoso.The baby has two brothers.Lance and Lucas.

A retirement paTty ~ay23 in the Lincoln Stationrec'room honored Gilbert 'Bon-.man who retired Feb. 1 andCotton Yancey who retiredMay 1. The Boumans -nowlive at Ruidoso Downs. theYanceys at, Elephant Butt.e.

Friends are planning ashower for Beverly Bell.bride-elect of Clifford Gunn.for2p.m'~Sunday. June lOinth" scho~llibrary.Hostessesare Sandra Alford. IrmaBryan. Denise Byrd. Cathy­Heckendorn and . JoanneWashbum.

Curious Carrizozo eiti· did this after Schiarb pushed days of th~ hearing. but had'zens and family members him in the .c:hest first, but it not yet by Wed,nesday, Junedotted the Carrizozo Munici· oould notbe established as no 6.pal Court Chambers last witnesses ~aw t:his happ~n. In a telephone interviewThursday afternoon to· hear Morales admitted he Wednesday, Beauvais saidthe fate of two sisters grabbed her arm. he went back to the case lawcharged with disorderly C01)· A' Ch I to study disorderly coni;luct

Rhonda and Gary and duct and interfering with a trsn. s~:~~~ wa:::~i~ cases. After review andCourtney and Roger were police officer. h' h thought. Beauvais wrote amBlT'ied :May 27 in an out- . Municipal Judge 8.M," s °ku~mg 0 Iscenities and letter to Judge Ortiz ·and

.dQor double wedding. Bodt Ortiz found Carol Schlarb '~~utn~h:uwi:rre;::~i:' ·Morales requesting the·,die,­Rhonda and CoUrtney. orgi-. ·and Cann·en llarnirez'guilty for DesJardins' injury. orderly conduct charge be,nal1y)ong--time Corona.reBi.. Of disorderly conduct and Afteralengthyexehange dropped:if the ruling isdentsJDow of Albuquerque, interferenCe with a·: police· bet\yeen the lawyers. Judge appealed. . .are daughters of Babe and Officer after nearly three Ortiz ruled the women were "It is very difficult toElmo Tracey. also long-time hours of testimony from ,wit-· mak~ a disorderly conductCorona residents. The wed. nesses who were at-an inci~ guilty. charge stick,~Beauvais said..ding,was he1d at the Tracey dentwhichoccurredApril14 ,Subpoenas were iS8ued to According to previousRanch, whet=e lhe-faiher of at Four Winds Lounge in Northrop, Morales, Beltran eases, a disorderly conduct.the brides was born., Per- .Carrizozo. and· Darla Portino, who was chai-ge must involve a sub­forming the ceremony ",as· Schlarb and· Ramirez not involved in the incident ject who is trying to encite orinterim pastor Mel Gnatk-. each were fined $135 and butwaspresentatthelou.nge create a situatiOn of poSsibleowski of Aneho. given 10 days 'in jail. Howev- when the incident OCCUlTed. violence, which did not seem

GOl"y'H. Garlick's ar. Ortiz placed the defen~ Gilbert Archuleta and Gil- . to be the case in this incident,parents are Lewis and Meryl dants on six. months proba- bert Sambrano. officers with Beauvais said.

Cindy Miller, bride-elect Garlick·of Friday Harbor. tion in lieu of the 10 dayS in ·the Lincoln County SheHff. The request will notof Jason Kinnick. was hon- WA. Maid of honor was· the Lincoln County Jail. were also subpoenaed ,but aft'ectthe disposition in theorad with a shower Saturday· YonehoKnighton, Of Albu,;. Attorney Don· Dutton were p,xmsed because their municipal court, only in anafternoon ,in the school querque.BestmanwasTodd defended the sisters. who . testimony was hearsay. appeal~ Beauvais said.library. Sandra Alford and 'Garlick, soo of groom, Las pled' no.t guilt1y -to the The women's attorney The victim was not at the

,Wanda MOler were. hostes· ·Cruces. charges filed by Carrizozo can file appeal wi~in 15 hearing.ses. They used Cindy's cho- Courtney became the Police Chief Choncho Moro-sen colors of light blue. pink wife of Roger A Brown Or ales after the iD.~ident.Townand whi.te. . Alto. His pitrents are Neal attofney Robert Beauvais

and Martha Brown of RoB· appeared on behalf of theMnI. Lee ·R. Owen and well. Maid ofhonor was Toni town. ;

Mrs. F'red Bennett ..pen~ the . L. ThompsOn. niece ofbrides. Ramirez was not at theweekend in Santa Fe. of MQdford. OR. Best man hearing.but signed a stipula­

was Kevin A. BroWn. brother tion from her attorney agree-­of the groom. of ing'tosubmittOasentenceAlbuquerciue. the- same as Schlarb. if they

Ringbearers for Rhonda were found guilty. Schlarband Gary were Chris E. and was present but did not tes- .Ryaa A. Sedillo, saaR of tba tifir on her own behalf.bride, of AlamogOrdo. Ring- According to variousbearers for Courtney and· police reports, statements byRoger were Jason C. and witnesses and testimonyShawn C. Osborne. SODS of during- the. hearing. thethe,bride. Flower girls were women were at the loungeKristenM. and Sarah A . when a fight oceuned. Dul'-­Brown. sisters of Roger, of ing the rumpus a victim,Roswell. Music was written Harold DesJardins ofCarriz­and performed by Toni ozo. was injured. When Car-,""ompson, niece of brides.. rizozo police officer JohnOpening song was "Together Northrop amved, he found a~ and'" closing song bleeding DesJardins sittingwas "You Are To Me.- Before on the sidewalk outside.toasting and cutting the Kelly Gregory. an EMT

Mr: and Mrs. John Sisk. cake" she performed her 'Vel'-- who was present at theare ·parentliJ of 8s ..son. Jed sion of "What God Has scene, assisted DesJardinsStan~.:·born~ 23, in .'Joined Together" by· Paul and suggested the police callROswell. He has a brother. Overstreet. the physician's assistant atCasey, and a sister, Ashley. the Carrizozo .Health Clinic

to further treat the man whopossibly had a broken nose.

Northrop wrote Schlarbwas asking De·sJardins whodid it to him, and hied to gethim to teU police. The report .stated Chim' Morales, whocame to the scene, was notgetting far with questioning,and Schlarb persisted in try­ing to get DesJardin to·tellMorales who hithim. At thatpoint; the report stated, Mor­ales told Schlarb to shut upand go home.

'Northrop's statementincluded a scene where Mor­ales grabbed Schlarb's armand told her "to get the hen

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Vaclltion Bible School isscheduled at the Corona Pre-·sbyterian Church June 18·22· at 9 a.m. BSprogram will beThursday, June 21 with sup­Per at 6:30 p.m., coveredd.ish. Craft items are.neededand donations will,be appre­ciated; popsicle sticks, posterboard, . construction paper•.paper towelsor tissu~rollers,yarn, paper bags, 'YHX p'apar.

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each school Is perinttted toselect one ou~staDding

sophomore student to repre­sent theit school at the state·seminar.

The seminaris suppcRtec:tby the Hugh O'Brian YouthFoundation.

.26;'·with a degree in intergaV.philoBol?hy. Michelle has ajob with J. C. Penny Corp. i~:

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Our class would like to thank eachpelSOn In the community who helpedwith class projects during our high schoolyears. We had a great trip to Callfomla.end we are glad to be backl

The Oass of 1990··Corona High· Sq"ool

Michelle Erica De~daughter ofMr. andMrs. FDeBerge III of White Oaksgraduated from St. Mary'College, Mor8ga. CAl. M

PORTALES-WandaWynett Miller OfCatTizozo isamong the 434 Eastern. NewMexico University studentsnamed to the 1990 springsemester Dean's Honor. RoMiller is a junior music pformanee ml\ior. '. .

"Men are neverso good 0sob....thelraplnlons...

Sir .lema MackIntosh

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Chlll7l HightowerofCiu-­rizozo HighSchool andKama

.Bluford of. Corona High.School have baen named tothe New Maxieo LeaderahipSeminar in ·Albuquerque.June 8-10.

, The state has approxi­m~~135h.hsmoolsmw

Monroe R. Lopez. 21.Albuquerque. arrested inAlbuqu~ue .on a W8lT8lltforprobation violation issuedby Judge Parsons. . .

I.es Owen andJesse Post,Corona High School,ha""b~nawarded the national ~IDare You'" LeadershipAward.

The awardwaspresentedbyJannillir.Tubbs atceremo­Dies held· at porona High onMI\Y 28.

The award.is made eachyear by the American YaughFoundation in cooperationwith high schools across theeounlry, 11m Offered In 1941by William H. Danfurth. Theaward takes its name fromthe book, "'I Dare You," writ­ten by Danforth. in which he .commends the balanced,lifeof mental, physical. social.and spiritual developmentasthe backbone. of leadership.

as a commercial burglary. 36. Ruidoso, arrested by .Officers alSo are working ·state police for DWI, speed..

a residential burglary in iog; no seat belt.Noga1oftwocanaridaboa~reported May 24. MI\Y 27, Hilario Con........

4:03 p.m. the stolen veh~- as, 82. Albuqu81'qUj!, on acles and hQat were located in warrant from Wheeler'sCapitan. court for driving with no

5:18 p.m. an Alto area drivers' license. revokedresident reported a bear on license and no seat belt. Hethe porch. Game and Fish bondad out with $500 Mayand sherifr's officers 27. 'responded. but the bear left. May 28--.AndreW Fres..before they arrived. qU8Z. ,25. Tinnie, seven days

10 p.m. a big grMS, fire' injail for di~erlyconduct,was reported south ofCarriz- resisting 8ITest, probationozo along the railroad tracks. vio~ation from Ju~ Dean.Carrizozo VFD, Ft. StantOnVFD, ·State Forestry Jam.. M.SIlJio.2a(RUId-·responded. .. . 080. on a warr~.t&om Judge

LincOln 'County Jail is a Wheeler. .bQsy place with. 42.' May 29. Hennan NBjar:

.prisoners-all from Lincoln 21 ROswell on it' c;()UI1; com:County. Ote~ County pris- mittmeni.ihnnJudgeWheel­oners .were- returned to the er. He reCeived 48 days inOtero Facility recently, but jail.' .the empty spaces soon 611ed..

The .following prisonerswere booked into the LincolnCounty Jail in Carrizozo:

MI\Y 23, Andrew Silva,21, Carrizozo, on discmlerlyconduct. He was sentenced to30 dl\Ysln jail by Magistrate

Juetl\Y~tdD=:'::'·J.·Corona·Ochoa, 29, E1 Paso. extra- 'dieted fromEI Paso on a war- studentsrant from District Judge

Richard Parsons onpro"'- honoredtion violation. .-William 8. JohnBQIJ:,

44. Ruidoso. acourtcommitt­mont from Magistrate JudgeJim Wheeler for DWI andcareless driving;.

-Michael Gabladon, 36,Ruidoso, on a probation vio-­lotion charge from JudgeWheeler's court. ' '

J!lII\Y25, Michael P. Cote,25. Ruidoso. on a~ ofissuance of worthless checksfro", Judge Dean. He wasreleaaed on hond on MI\Y 26.

-Estevan ,Nieto. 28.Ruidoso, DW" secondoffense. He was sentenced to364.<f1\YS by Judge Wheeler.

-John M. MeNaal, 26,Capitan, on a charge ofprob-­ation violation out of JudgeParsons' eourt.

MI\Y 26, Nichelas Guest,

JUNE 6

campfire on the Ski RunRoad was investigated, butwas put out before officersarrived. '

8:63 p.m. a man reportedhis wife was .b~ting hiJ)'l inthe Ga:Vilan Canyon' area•.

7:05 a.m. a report wasinvestigated ofa person run­ning into Highway 64 north •of Carrizozo and' laying infront of traffic. No contactwas made.'

2:30 p.m. officers investi­gated a breaking 'and enter­ing of a residence in Nogal.The incident later was listed

,.. 12:46 a.m. Carrizozo Vol~

unteer Fire D~p8rtJrtent

responded 'to a grass' firealorigthe rOadway south ofCarrizozo on Highway 54.

12:34 a~lIL. '8 report wa~taken of a br:okell window inthe old feed store inCarrizo¥:o.

11:42 a.m. CarrizozoVFD responded to a report ofa fire'at Four Winds Motel inCarrizoll'o. Some clothingbumed in a closet'due to acci­dental ignition.

1:17 p.m. ofticer~ investi··gated aq illegal dumping ofconstruction materials onShawdow Mountain Estates.near the Ft. Stanton landfill

5:46 p.m. officers investi­gated a reportofsomeone liv­ingin a hOllse in the Alto areawhen no one was suppose tobe there: Personal itemswere removed forinvesugation.

'7:22 p.m. windows werebroken at a residence onTomahawk Trail.

JUNE. 4

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JUNE 2

,office contacted US Customs.9:17 p.m. an open door

was reported in the Alto AlpsCondos., When officers'responded they found thedoor would not lo'ck andinfonned the manager thenext day.

11:07 p.m. CarrizQzo'ambulance responded to apcissible 9verdose. CarrizozoPolice also responded.

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JUNE. 1

.3 p.m. a report ofa possi-·ble ~nk drivel;" turned·outto be sightSeers. ,. 4:13 p.m. a person called

about a bear in the middle ofCedar Creek road. 'The inci­dent was referred to Gameand FIsh Department.

Several reports were_made of persons whoresembled the rape suspect.'but all were unfounded.

10:08 a.m.Cummins Cor­Poration in Capitan reporteda fender-bender in the park­ing lot.

11:52 a.m. wi"dows'werebroken in a horlf8 trailer inthe Ruidoso area. Officers

, investigated.12:10 p.m. a'report of a

stolen pune in the BonitoLake area was taken. Thepurse was later recovered.

12:17 p.m. officers inves­tigated a report of,a boat inthe middle of Highway 380on the Mal Pais. 'Ibe. incidentwas referred to state police.

8:20p.m. a report ofthreedrunk people using the bath­room outdoors in Capitanwas referred to Capitanpolice.

9:19p.m. a report ofa big

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4:45 a.m. someonereported a person threw arock at a car window andbroke.. it in the Hale LaJcearea.

3:67 p.m. a low-flyingplane was reported in theCarrizozo area. The sheriffs

Bea.rs, fi,resS "U.:r.J1:r.J1er-I.ra.

Bears and campfires arebecoming pJ;Oblems in Lin­coln County now, says Lin~

coIn County Sheriff JamesMcSwane.

Several bear sightingswere made during the lastweek, including one bear

• which climbed a two-storybalcony and raided a honiefreezer, destroying both thefreezer and the' frozen fishinside it.

Campfire restrictionswere imposed in the forestareas, with no campfiresallowed' and smokIng onlywithin a vehicle or outdoorsin aq area cleared of all veg­etation for three feet.

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Publiehed in the Lincoln,County News on May 31 andJune 7, lUBO.

(SEAL)Attest:lsJEugenia O. V..,Secretou-y.Board of Educatlon.

the bonds affeeting their validityordutlevyoreolleeUonofsuehtax­811I for their paym8Qt.

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SCHOOLSSeme.ter Honor Roll

Student honor· roll. 8th grade-*Raehel

Archuleta. "'Christi Brown,"'Davin Epperson, Lori Gib­son, Blas Herrera, Jacob Por~

till0. *ReneeRoper.5th grade-"'Julie Bar- 9th grade-Anthony

ham.Bil1yGage.MigueIGar- Archuleta, *Seot Brown.cia, "'Katie Hightower. Yvonne Estrella, "'AmyRaeheUe Hollinger. DeWay· Funk. ·Brian TumbOw.ne Langley, *Keri Shafer. lOth grade-Brett 'Bar­WillieSilva. Rodney Zamora. ham. Kelly Caldwell,... . 6th grade-Debbie Bond, Raphael Chavez. *CherylJ:unBrown,~aeo~Cald"well.Hightower, "Brent· Raeher,

: Shannon Dnnkwme, Jae~ *James Silva "'Candacequeline Epperson, Jessica Wilcox. 'Estrella. Sarah Funk. Jeff 11th grade-ValerieMaynard, TelT)' McKibben, Archuleta"'Neil Montes. • 12th g;.ade:-*Lisa High.

,7th grade-Natahe tower, Denise Hill, .CindaChavez, Lynette Hemandez, Lueras Connie Najar *ICellyJennyNorthrop,."'.Bi11yShee- Racher: Suzanne S~ucedo,han, D.J. Vemuhon. Cindy Silva, Dennis Vega.

BY; NORMAN RENFRO,President.

BESOLU'I1ON No.. 90-2

RESOLUTION NO. 00.1

WIIEREM. the B()al"d ofDirectors of the Capitan-,CfIrIiZozo Natural Gas Associa- ,tion, meetiDs'1n regular soBBion onAprll 2P.o 1990, hll8 approvod andadopted tho Official HolidayCalendar for· the Capitan~

Carrizozo Natural GasAssociation.

NOW, THEREFORE, 'BE ~RESOLVED that the Capitan­Carrizozo Natural Gas Associa­tion Board of Directors herebyadopts th&folfowing 8S tho OfficialHoliday Calendar for thoAnocla~:

Published in the" LincolnCounty News on May 31; andJune 7. 1000.

RESOLVED IN ·BOARDSESSION this -25 day of April.1990. .

A'1TEST.BEVERLY PAYNE,Otlice Manage...

WHEREAS, the GoverningB~ in and for' tho Capitan~CarriZQZo Natural Gas Associa·tfon, by its Board of Dlroetoril,'meeting in regular sossioJ;l. on·April2fS, 1990, bassetthe mootingdatos -for the ,,AalJOCiation; and

WHEREAs, tho B~ of'Directors of the CapitDn~

Carrizozo· Natursl Gas Asaocla.­tionsh811 meet at.7:Oo P.M. ill theAssocIation Meeting·Roonl of theAssociation Busino8SOfl'ic:e, Capi­tan, New Mexico" on the FourthWednesdayof'each month, unlessothcrwiso posted as to location;

.beltt eM dut interest of unco1n'County. .

. Bids ..... -P\Y with tl>sNew__Code.

. CAPlTAN-CAlUUZOZONATvRau.; GASASSOCIATION.

BYINORMAN~Presiclent.

NOTICE OF PllBl,ICBUDGET HEARING

.$UOAOO at the AdmInt.tratloG bidder.,.~ to BpoeU'y (b) petltlw ~.rat1np.~er term.BaUdbi& Carrizozo, New Mnlco. the~ POt InterOBt, cost to the of the sellUritkl. ~JJI on.... June JA, lsoo. fit lLiIO ...,m.. Diatrict in doll..., and cents and such IPtterl1, ancl tbOfdeg,tity ofpnvaiIiDg' Moontain Time. At •. (c)tbonetefl'ectiveinterestratein the underwrl_r:(e).regulai'lq8etingtobeheldat7:80 a atated, pereentEqf8. Proposal. 'l.'RANSCBIP1'.,PlQN'lBD CUSIP NUMBEm;Ip.m., the Bo$rd will pobUely'cliB- should be onclosed in a sealed BONDS AJID) LEGAL OPJN. CUSIP identification num...CWIII and eOn!Jlder such ather JIl8t.. . envelopeendorsed "'Bid far Cener- . IONS bora may, be typed' or printed' ontela 88 may properly eoDUt before .1 ObUsation School Building ~WrittenapjlrOval or the tho bonds, but nei'!hQl'~ failureaucb Board. prcwided, hOwever, Bonds of Carrizozo Municipal .New Mexico Attorney~ of to' provide IlIUm D1lDIber ,on any

.that a Battsf_tort price he Sehool Distrlct No. 7. COllDtiolJ of .-tdbonds ."01'c1l'lIUmcl1ePllty bond nor any error with respectobtained far the boIid& Lincoln ",nd Socorro, New Mox- wUlbellupplled.Thelep.1ityof'Qle thereto will conatitu. cause for

DESCRIPTION Olf BONDS teo.-addreBB8daafollows:Can1z..> bonds•. in addttioo.wUl be ftiDure or rel\1salby the purchaserSaid bonda will be da&ed.July ozo Municipal SehooI DiBtrlct No. approved by S1m~ Ci1dd¥ & tbereof'to accept delivery Ofand to

iii, 1990, will be issued 118"fully 7. Admin18trativa Offico, Pqst Friedaum,.Att:om. Ed:I4lw. San- pay for the boiuiB tnaecordaneereglsteredbondBinthedllinomloa- 0fIice Box 99., CarrIzozo, New taFe,NewMexlco87102<"'Bond with the 'terms hereof. AUtlCBlof$G,OOO,OOeachor'lUI)'tnteg.· Mexico 88801, Attention: Secret;. CotUuIel"), whose opIn'Jon will expell80S in.1'Plation to the CU;;IP.ral multiplo thereof B;Dd will ary, Board. of Education; Only BtRteinll11bltaneethll.ttbeissueof'. $ervieechargefortheaaeignmentmature on,JuIy 15 In. each or the u"neonditlonalbidsshall be-eonsid- _the };Janda in the amOlUlt aforesaid ofsaid numb81's wi11 be the :reapon~following years and in the prInd-l ered. BIds shoWd be submittedon is valid and IepIIy binding upon ·sibiUty of and will be. plrld for bypal aDlOUDte a•. fOllowe: theOfftc1albidform which maybo theDlstrlc€.'tbataltofthetaxable the pprehasor..

YearB PrinqJaI' 'obtained.froDl tIie DiBtrl«1i finan· PfOP8I'tY in the Disirlct is subject Dated at Carrizozo, New"Maturing Anunmts clal consultant (oeD -mFORMA~ tDtbelevyDfataztopaythnam8 Mexico, this 15th ,day of May,

]j)5J2 $35,000 T10N" which appGani hOreaftor). vijthout Hmitatlon of rate or' 1990.1993 $3G.0!l0 BASIS OP AWARD amoun.t;thatint.ereet-ontheboDda'1994 $40,000 bonds' arded is exeI.udable from'g1'088 income199G $10,000 Said wlll~aw. to forpurpoeesof~aI.incometax,

. 1996 $46,000 . . the best bidder ~ring~ and that the J)j.triCthaB properly1997 $46,000 intereet rate or ratOsspeciftGd and dl!sJgDaied sUch bonds as "QuaU-1998 $60.000 the premium oft'ered, ifauy. and fiedTa.ExemptObligations."The

'1999 $58.000 ~ec1;totherightofthe:Boardto suceenfulbidder(wttlloutCOBtto2000 $80,000 reject allY aiui· all bids and le- BUCbbidder)wlllalsobEtfurirlehed

. NOW, ~REFORE,B~ rr 2001 $85,000. ~ The baBt bid will be with tbeprinted bonds (with theRESOLVED that tho Capital'l.- 2002 ,7(),OOO determined by decbicting the opinion of BondCoQnseI prlntedCarrizozo Natural' Gas Assocl8-· Bot;4 ·principal and interest aliKnJDtofthepremiumbld,ifauy. thereon), and a complete' tran-tion ,hereby adopts the following on the hondo will be JiQable in ftom the total amount of interest aerlpt of the legal proceedings.meeting ~teB: lawfUlmoneyoftheUDItedStateB which the Dlstriet would be Including a no--Htlgatlon cortifi-

M: a y , 2 3 , 1 9 9 0 of Amorica. Qf1 the principal of require;d to pll,Y &om the date of ' caw whichwill state that nolitlga-J u n e '2 7 , 1 9 9 0 each bond. wiD be payable at tim the bonds to &he respective matur- .. tion is pending to the know1egO ofJuly 26, 1990 prindpill ofI'Iee of' the payiDg itydateBattherateOl'rates8pBc1~ . .Au gu s t 22, 1990 ugent/reglstrar to he selected bY ft8d in the proposal", and said ...,... '-__September 26, 1990 the: Board. The 1ntel'e8t on each honclswiUbeawardedondaebasl8Oct 0 b e r 24 , - 1 9 9 0 bond shall be1KlY8bIe by eheck or of the lowest not IDtereat eost toNov,ember 2B, 1990 draft u@,led to the respectiVe· theDietriat. Thepurehaser mU8tDecember 26, 1990 registered owners thereof at thG payaceruedlntereBtfromthedate

addres8 as it appear8 on the qfthebondBtothedateoldelivery.,regIBtratiOn.booksof said paying 'Ibe bonds wl.ll'not be sold for lessagentlregistral" 01' .ny snceessor than. par plus IlI:CJ1H!d. interest._ngageDtl",,,,,,,,,, ..by.....m ·Tbo_........... thepri.....othercwatomar:Yb_1dngarrange.. of wa1Ying any irregularity or

CAPITAN-eARBlzom menta acceptable tD the paying Informalit,Y in any bid.NA'l'URAL GAS agentfregistrar and the penon to. GOOD I'AITHASSOCIATION•• whom interest is to be paid; pro- DEPOSIT

vided, however. that sach penon All bids shall be Bealed aDd.shall boar all risk and expense of eJHl8pt the bid ofthe State ofNewsuch other cuatom.ar;y_banking MexIco, ifone is receivecI. &ballbeIII'1'llDpIIl8D Said iSBUB conBti~ aec:ompanied by a good faith~tJ1tes il pol1ionorthe hondo whlc:h Bit of not leas than $10,800 (i.e..-were authorized at an election two percent (2") or the principalheld on April 3, 1990 and. are for amountofthebonds)inClUlborbythe purpoae of erecting, remodel- C8lIbier"8or trea8urer'adwckof, orlng, making additions to and fum- by eertified eheckdrawn on a 001­iBbIDc school buildings or pur- vent commereial bank 01' trustchasing or improving school' company in the Uilited States orgrounds, or any COI1Ibtnation of AmerIcB ami payable 'to "'C1II'Iiz­theBe purposes. and will constI- OZD Municipal Sehool Dlstrlet No.tute generalobUgatlon bonds of 7. 8uliII good faith check shall bethe Diskict, payable from general retumedifthe bid is notaccepted.taxeewhiCh maybeleviedwithout If the IIUI:CB8Sfol bidder shall failUmitatiOD 80 to rate or amount. ·or neglect to complete the parch~

REDEMPTION IlfI8 ofsaid bonds within forty-fiveThe BondIJ are not au.lijectto (46)dep followjng the lMlCl8ptaRoe

redemption prior to maturity. of the bid or within ten (10) claysQVALIFIIID TAX after'the·bonde are offered for

EXEMPT OBLIGA'l'IONS cleUvery. whiehev8r is later. thoTheDistrlctintQndatodeelg- amountofthedepos1tshallbefOJ'oo· CAPITAN BONOR ROLL Juniors-Cindy Castillo.

~te the bonds ~ "QUALIFIED feited to the District 80 liquidated Seeond Semester, Karl Cox~ Jolene Edwards.TAX EXEMP'l' OBLIGATIONS" clemagea and, in that event, the Nathan Roybal.~ Run-for purposes ofSectlon 285 of tho Board may accept the bid of the A Honor RoD nels. Leslie LaRue, Rohel"tInternal Revenue Code of1988. as one m8king tho next best bid. Ifallamended(the"Code"').Seetion266 bide are ng8Cted. tbe Bosrdshall Seniors-Kim Eekland, Griego.of tho Codo permits the design8- re-advertisesaidbondoforsalolri Tammy Longbotham, Lora Sophomores-'Shane '.tIon ofpvemmental bonds such the same manner as herein p... McKay. LaShauna Tillotson, Foglesong. Jennifer News-as theBe bonds 88 qualified taK vided for the original advertiBO-. Melanie Whitaker. om". Aaron Russell.emmptobligatlons. baaed upon IDOnt.lftherebetwoormoreeq1:al Juniors-Vicki Sedillo, Freshmen-Kelly Cox.

Good Friday will boo~ certain representations made bida and such bids. are the host Angela Sehryer, Rodney Laurie Griego, Tammy Pay-:-on Friday. April 13, 1990; hereinbelow:' bide reeeived and for notoleu than W·Memorial Day will be (alTho bonds are not prJ· par and acerued interest, the Griego. ne, .Kelly ltter.observed on Monday; May 28, vat.e activity bonds; Board shall dete:nntne which bid Sophomores---Lori Long~ 8th grade-Dustie John·1990. . (b) The District does not shall he ac:c:epted. botham, Erin Keller. son. Janelle Ware, DamianIndependence Day will ha. reasonably expeCt to issue quaU~ TIMJiI OF AWARD 8th grade-Tycie Tray- Roybal, Moriah Peebles,observed on Wednesday, July 4, fted tax exempt obligations i"n an AND DELIVERY lor, Alma Lively. Marisa Valenzuela, Elissa1990; I aggrente principal amount Tho Board will take aetion ReamYLChristian Imhoff.

Notice is hereby given pur- Labor Day willbcobsorvedon exeoodlng $10,000,000.00 during awarcHngthe bonds 01' rcje'eting B Honor Roll Eddie Kiper, Anita Aldaz.-·"-·..22-8-10NMSA, 1978 that 'U'onday, Septomber 3, 1990·,. calendar vn..... 1990', and all bids not later than 24 hours Adri M . d Wri h"...... ...... ,,- ~ _- b .. of the tl Seniors--. an oms, 7th gra e-Kim .g t,the Board of Education of Corona Columbds Day .will be (c) The· DiBtrlct wUI not Ill to eXpiration meScboo1Diatrict,18,CountyqfLtn. observed on Monday, October 8, design.llte more than heroinprescribedfoJ"thereceiptof Tonya Payton, DanieUe Ri8~ Stormi Morrison. TroycoIn, State of New 'Mexico will on 1990; $10,000,000.06 in aggregate prin- the bids. DoH~ryofthebonds~ll ka, Kelli Rogers, Warren Stone. Tracey Stone, Megh~"1'U8iIdaY, June D; 1990", 7:00-- Th·a nl'.lflJtvtlilr - -wiH ·-'--blJ----i:ipatli.'imi1Jrrr-lft-·qmdiftnd--nx:---b&mado-t;o.theancees8fbltrtdde1!-at- .. -RusselJ,·Ghris-Shanks-,--8eth· . -an--·-M'e-Gr-a-t;b-i···Ma--tth-eW-· -P:M.• J4.D.T.. in the board room, observed on Thursday & Friday, -exempt bonds during calondar some bank or trust company in Sweeny. McVeigh, Amy Cline.COrona Public Schools, present November 22 ana 23, 1990; year 1990. Alhuquerque. New Mexico, orandpubHclynwi8w the budget for Christmas will boobservedon INTEREST RATE elsewhere at~ roqUBBt and at itsthe 1990-81 fiaCa1 yelQ'. Monday & TuClSdBy, Dcc:cmbcr24 Interestonsaidbondswillbo· 8X~DIIO, Within 80 days of the

Tbisis ,a public hearing .and and 25, .1990; payable on July 115, 1991, and acceptance. of the~ If for anyall schOol pairona are invited to RESOLVED IN BOARD semi-annually thereafter' on reason doHwtry cannot be madeattend. SESSION·this 25 day of April, January 15 and July 15 in each witldnllqdaya.the suc:e;essfulbid·

DoneatCorona, New Mexico, ,1990. year '!JIltil maturity. . 4er Bhall have the rlRht to pure11-this .8th·day of May. 1990. Tho maximum nef; effoctive aseeaidbondBdurlngtbesucceed-

CAPITAN--CARBIZOZO int0re8t rate permitted on said .tog 30 dap upon the same terms.CORONA BOA:itn N'ATlJRAL GAS' bondsistwolvep'en:ent(IR); pro-- or at tho request afthe succoseful. 1)1l'" ItOlJCATION ,ASSOCIATlON. vlded. howovor, that if the not bidder, during said~ 30

:MA1lGA1tBT ~b'1TooT. offoctive interest rate on stich daye,lho good faith clepositwill bePreBiclent. BY= NOPfAN' RENFRO. bonda" gruter than ton PDJ'CODt 't1Jtal'llDd and eueh bidder shall be

. . Pre.ldent. (109h) per annum (based on tho . 1'0110" ofany furtherobl~actual price to be paid to tho DIs- .'l'l'ii-~ bidder ehall maketiic:t lor satd bonds. ealculated to fbtiU PilYnJont for .aidbonds with

. maturity aceoridnIr to the stan- Fedenli Reserve Fonds or'otherdard tables.rbond values>. such fb.ndsfKCOPlablolDtheDietricttorrate must bC :approvod in writing i~ateand UIlCDIlltitiorlQI ere.by tho New MexIc:o State Board at elii to ,;tha District for immediateFb'iance. and tbe·District Plq not .aiUl''uncendittOIlR. IlI'IlCIIt to ·theiuuo the bOnds before liueb ~ortboDistriet.It.tuanticl·approvalisst_n..Itt8pormlssibl~~")batthe deIl~ of theto bid diftetent orspUt ratoB at'~-:wJn be on or aboUt July 19.i~ prcrride,:a, howover, &batt.. J.99().' ~.

(I) ... l>ld .»all speolflI ... INl'OlIMATIONmore dum ODe: int.oroBt rata~. .... \:.I\lotm4t1on c::onoetDlng the.BOb .......... .; .. ·~'·lll&g· llIstiiot'sOffi-

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ATrEST>BEVE-BLY PAYNE,Offioe Men·.....

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PubU$hed - in the LincolnCounty Newe on May a4, 81aDd Juue '7. 14, 108o.~

In addition to the above, therewill be IICIll'UiD& east, togetherwith the east ofpublteatlon oftbiBNotice, and attorney fees.

WlTNESS my hand and. sealthis 21st day of May, 1990.. '

eharlotte EmDlODIISPECIAL MASTER

~OD,D1J'ITON.GRD'FIN, LTD. •'DON Eo. DUTI'ON...........y .... PlAlntlftDO·Bi6 Sti'\Nt-- .-RuJdoso, New"""'" .....5(1105) OM-1323

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TWELFTII ,JUDICIAL . WH.ERIWl, 801«........pr,;.DIS'l'RICT COtlllT, vUIoo 'bat .... ...- ..oIa..""

COtJNTY' OF LlNCQLN any f# tho Jlbovo-cIte4 priWitlioileSTATE' 011' is guilty of a miadeJneBnor and

NEW l\QXICO· maybepunislwdby·.fine~upto

No. CV~1 $600.00 for each off'eQse.I ;DlV"'OIl mI NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT"',. ~S-NT· I)' ,RESOLVED by CluJ Board or' pubUshed ia, the Linooln

............_ DlreCl.tors of the. Capitan- Connty News on JUDe 7, 19BO., .co. INk c.mzozo Natur.. Gas AsBOCla- . --I.",•• )

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I Plalntlf£ ) tiOn. Capitan. New ~co, that:va· ) SECTION 1: Notice shall beFltANK So·GQNZALES aDd) given at lout five (6) days in

j. MEJ.. & «rREILLY. p.c. ) advance ofany leguJar meetiag ofI Defe........_- ) a quorum of the members of the

I:u-t&.. Board of Dlroctors·held for the.

,:

' NOTICE OF SALE purpolICf ofdiscuising pabUe hU.Bi~D08S or taking actioD within the

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' authotlty of aueb body.that by' virtue i.1 a SummlQ'y

II. ,Judgei;nent of Forecl:omre and SECTION .2: NotIil8 shall be

Special M~"" Sale entered in· given at 1eQi; t,"nty-fbur (24)the above styled and numbered hoursln ,advance of any spedal

I cause on May 10, 1990, the undo.... meeting of~ quonmi. of the mem-

IsIgtledSpoctal MalJter wilL on the bora ofthe BoardofDirectoJ'e'held20th clay of June, 1990. at)O:30 for the pIlI'pOlie of diaCussiQg thea.m., at the NortheaBtdoor of the bnsineu or taking any actioni Lincoln County Courthoullo 'in within th«t authority ofsPch body.

, Carrizozo, New :Mexico offer for SECTION 3: Notice shall be

Isale to the highest'Mdder for cash, given at least three (3) hours inthe' following described property advance qf any emergency meet-

I located in LIncoln County. New iDgoflaquorumoftbemembersofi "'.._. the:BOardofDirectors held for the,~VOC<Y.

Ii Tract 6: A tract of land in . purpose ofeoneidering 8DY matter'

the NE/4'ofSeetion 29, and than needs emergency treatmentI the NW/4- or Section 28. because of a clear $Dd present

Township 10 South, Range danger to the ttealth, ~re or18 EastJ NJiIPM, Lincoln safetyoftbepeop1eoftheTownsofCounty. New Mexico, Capitan,C8rrlzozo'andtheCOon-dqscribod by metea and ty of Lincoln.bounds .1l8 foll~s: SECTION 4-: No notice shallStarting at the N~west b8reqoiredfor any meetlhg ofthecomoroftheNFI4of~ Board of Directors pertairling29 and goingSouth 7fr'84·.E exelusive!y .to threat of litigationa diatanee of 142L61 feet to or pendbig litigatlon tn which thetheplaceofbeginningofthe. .pub1ie body iri or mll,Y become aherein Clescrlhad tract of partletpant.land. said pointbeingin the ·sEcTlON 5: Notice require-center of the Rio Ruidoso mentsaseeteutinSsetlonJ,oftbisRivertOaPqint;whichb,ars Resolution will be complied withSouth 66· 68' East a dis- by the Business. ~}'nager oftanCeofl279.72feet;thence Capttan..carrtzozo Natural GasSouth· 20'" 48' West a dis" ASsociation bf perma~tIypost--tanee of 4'1'2.14 .-est to a ing en the bulletin board at thefence; thence South 89- 36' Of1kesoftbeAssociatioilaeopyofWest along the average thisResolntlon,aewellasanotlceDieander of a felice a dis- BettIng forth the days and tlmeBoftance of1500.76 feet; thence the regulu meetings which haveNorth 28" 02" East a dls~ been set by Resolution.tanee of796.08 reet; thence SECTION 8: Notice requiJe..North aT 66' East a dis- menta B81l8t out in 8ecttonB 2 Ptance of 307.09 fej:d; to the .a of thi8 "solution will be com-said pl~ of beglllDiDg. plisdWithbytheManagerbypDJdi.

wbic:h Is locatedBix til B8V8I1 miles fog al1Otk:e on the bulletin board.NorthwestofHondo,New:MeJdco. at the'Offices of the Association

Said Judgment 41rellteci fore- l18ttiag out th8 date.· time andelosU1'8 of the Mort:p.ge held 88' pIaee or,meeting which Is c:allod.follows: pursnant to these Sections.

U .......or_."""'" PASSED. APPROVED AND......... osd" . ADaPTED _ 25 dvy of Apri~."to daI8 ri 9BIe:- ' . 1990.

June "'·1990' ~SpooIol _ "'" 200JIIlCoB&: 1DmnlII 10D.0D

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Now Carrying Lee Jeans andLadles Western Apparel

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LIN-COLN -Coun(yNews

Read about it -in the News!

LOCATED IN CARRIZOZO, NEW MEXICOuThe County Seat of Lincoln County"

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tfn-June 7.

QUALITY ELECTRICALWork - expert repairs, CallGrover Dobbins, 354-2757.Ramah Corporation, NM.Lic.#2675L

82 F-250 SUPER CAB, 4x4,one owner, low price, financewith $195 down, 30 daywar­rapty. Ru~dospFord, LincolI!,Mercury. 378-4400.

tfn"June 7.

NEED OLDER mature ladyto do light housework for pri­vate citizen. 354-2566.

ltp-June.....7.

THURSDAY, June 7-Lincoln County Com­

missioners will canvass the.primary election votes at 4p.m.· Immediately following,commissioners will conduct awork session in the commis­sioners' chambers in the Lin"coIn County Courthouse inCarrizozo.

SATURDAY, June 9-9th' Annual Lincoln

County Ranch Tour begins at7:30 a.m. in Corona.

MONDAY, June 11-Lincoln County' Com­

missioners conduct their reg­ular meeting at 4 p.m. in thecommissioners'chambers.

-Capitan Village Trus­tees meet at 7 p.m. in the vil­lage hall in Capitan for their

. regular June meeting.TUES.DAY, June 12-Carrizozo Town Trus­

tees meet at 6 p.m. in townhall.

THURSDAY, June 14,-Capitan BO,ard of Edu­

cation meets at 7:30 p.m. inthe school administrationbuilding.

MONDAY, June 18-Vacation Bible School

begins at Carrizozo FirstBaptist Church. Schoolstarts at 8:30 a.m. and lastsuntil 11:30 a.m. and is opento children four years oldthrough 6th grade. Thetheme of this year's VBS is"Sharing Hope." Particip­ants will be involved in Biblestudy, recreation, missionseducation, craft projects andsong services. For more infor­mation, or tfyour child needsa ride, contact 648-2428. ­VBS will conclude Friday,June 22.

TUESDAY, June 19-Registration' begins for

the annual CooperativeExtension Service CollegeDays at New Mexico StateUiiTversity:Call LincolnCounty Extension HomeEconomist Betty McCreightat 648-2311 in Carrizozo forinformation.

.Up-June 7.

tfn-June 7.

BINGO-Every Thursdaynight in Capitan at 7 p.m.Capitan Chamber ofCommerce.

82 MERCURY GRAN Mar­quis, loaded, one owner,finance with $195' down, 30day warranty. Ruidoso Ford,Lincoln, Mercury. 378-4400..

tfn.-June 7

86 FORD TAURUS wagon,low miles, finance with $195dowll l 30 day warranty,Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, Mer­cury, 378-4400.

tfn-April 12.

JOIN US in state employ­ment. Fort Stanton Hsp. &Trng. School accepting appli­cations for direct care posi­tions. Excellent benefits.Inquire: 354-2211. Ext. 204.4tc-May 17, 24, 31 &June 7.

DELUXE HOME in Nogal,2,400 sq. ft., two level homewith 3 bedroom, 2Ya baths,approximately 25 acres.$150,000, 1/3 down, ownercarry balance. Death in fami­ly forces sale. See anytime orcall 1-354-2566.

4tp-June 7, 14, 21, 28.

"ATTENTION: POSTALJOBS! Start $ 11.41Ihour!'For application info call (1)602-838-8885, Ext. M-4767,6 a.m. - 10 p.~ 7 days."

2tp-May 31 & June 7.

ELEMENTARY TEACH­tfn-May 31. ' !NG Positions Open 1990-91

School Year at CarrizozoSchools. Applicable NewMexico Licensure required.Salaries per salary schedule.Contact Mel Holland, Princi­pal, P.O. Box 99, Carrizozo,NM 883<h. Phone (505)648-2346. Applications may.be picked up at the schooLClosing date is June 15.

ltc-June 7.tfn-May 31.

FOR SALE: 1979 CoachmanRV Dodge Van, nice, 42,000actual miles $3900. Call648-2523.

4tp..June 7, 14, 21, 28.

ATTENTION - HIRING!Governmentjobs - your area.$17,840 - $69,485. Call1-602-838-8885. EXT R.4767.

2tp-May 31 & eTune 7.

tfn

FOU SALE: 3 bedroom, 2bath, fence, yard, ni<:e home,reasonable owner will carrypapers. Call 1-744-5592.4tp-May 17,24,31 & June 7.

87 BRONCO II, 4X4, specialprice, finance with $195down, 30 day warranty,Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, Mer­cury, 378-4400.

tfn-April

A1v rENTION ecology fans~Need extra money?,We havefour pickup truckloads ofnewspapers ready to recycle.Its Free! First come, firstserved. Call 648-2333 ·formTangements for this give­away.

JUST ARRIVEDDOUBLE-WIDE

$299.00 per month1990 Model, 3 bedroom, 2bath, price includes deliveryand. setup, -appliances,vaulted ceiling, house typedoor, garden tub, diningroom buffet, and many otherextra's. Call 1-800-658-6200.DLR# D00537

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2bath, fence, yard, all carpet,(Nice). Call1-744-5592.4tp-May 17,24,31 & June 7.

-NOW YOU CAN MAIL OR BRING IN YOUR

CLASSIFIED AD

'87 FORD TEMPO 4x4,extra nice, finance wit~ $195down, 30 day warranty,Huidoso Ford, Lincoln, Mer­CUI'Y, 378-4400.

tfn/Jan. 18

SPINE T - CON SOLEC'¥OR SALE: pTu' camper,PIANO, $60-$70 monthly. 4-man, stove, sink, $550.00.See Locally. 1-800-343-6494. 648-2586.

ltc-June 7. ltc-June. 7.

LIKE NEWPRE-OWNED

$176.00 per month3 bedroom, 2 bath home, withnew carpet, new appliances,free delivery and setup. Call1-800-658-6200. DLR#D00537

RELIABLE BABYSIT-19. TER, for more information

---------- call 648-2366.

88 FORD RANGER, 4x4low miles, finance with $195

- down, 30 day warranty,Ruidoso, Ford, Lincoln, Mer­cury, 378-4400.

tfn-March 15.

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CABLE TVSER,VICE

SIMMONSCABLE TV::;:J

for sales and service 10 Car­rizozo residents, Please call

Toll 'Free1-800.221.-6819

Monthly payments may bedropped off at Family Phar­macy i.n Carrizozo.

510 24th StreetALAMOGORDO, NM 88310

SMALL ENGINE·. REPAIR

SALES 81 SSRVICECHAI.N SAWS,LAWNMOWERS

ROTa-TILLERS.

TroY·B1N-HomBI~BHuskwmil.t)regon-Toro

Lewoooy·Pbulan

ROCKY "MOUNTAINSUPPLY

1101 Venrtont''AMAMOGOnQO,NM

43''-216M·FJa.S SJ8..$

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Travel Service,, .

613 $udderth/Al,jldoso

257...902~

GOLFING

Carrizozo'Golf.Course

itA Nice Place To flej,

OPENOAILY9 a.M. till' dark

TEO TURNBOW\64,8..2451'·

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