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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1966

Page

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Rubinoff violin star returns to Lovington amid praise

Hop Graham recalls Rubinoff’s late 1930s radio fame and Clovis concert while describing last night’s Lovington appearance. He notes the violinist drew young audiences, demonstrated musical range, and charmed a multi generational crowd including his son.

Rubinoff The Lions Lyceum Theater Clovis Radio Parnell Auditorium John William Jennings Bryan A. L. Hahn Harold Denton Harold

Woman Escapes Injury After Car Hits Utility Pole

Gail Hale a 19 year old from Lovington escaped injury when her 1962 Ford Falcon struck a utility pole seven miles north of Lovington on State Highway 18. The car went into a bar ditch and skid before breaking the pole in half. Damages were estimated at 250 for the car and 100 to 175 for the pole and fence. Hale was shaken but uninjured while traveling home from college for Easter holidays. The wreck occurred at 3 55 p.m.

Lovington Gail Hale Philip Todd Miss Hale Todd

Courthouse Hub Of Lea County Business In 1965

Lea County Courthouse operates as a busy center of the county’s finances and services. The 1965 maintenance cost reached 10900 dollars covering supplies, lawn care, and staff. Taxes fund the core budget with airport self support and a 105 person staff. The new wing added in 1956 to 57 cost more than the 1937 original, financed by a million dollar bond. Escalators and a dumb waiter added at a cost of eight one thousand dollars. County commissioners select a funds supervisor who cannot cast a vote. tax decisions rest with the commission.

Joe Hughes Lea County

Lovington Forecast and Temperatures

Fair and warmer tonight with mostly sunny skies and a warmer Thursday. Tonight’s low near 48 and Thursday’s high around 85. Lovington’s Tuesday high was 60 at 4 PM and the low this morning 37 at 6 AM. Nationally, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, Tuesday high reached 91 in Thermal California and a low of 17 in Greenville Maine.

Lovington Alaska Hawaii Thermal Calif Greenville Maine

Lovington Year-to-Date Rainfall Stands at 0.71 Inches

The Lovington area reports total rainfall of 0.71 inches for 1966, marking the current rainfall accumulation to date. Weather observers note below average moisture levels as the year progresses.

Lovington

Finland’s April Fool TV License Lightens Wry Joke

Helsinki reports an April Fool stunt by state TV showing an electronic detection unit to catch nonpaying viewers. Presenter Hannu Karpo warned screens would go dark for unpaid licenses, then briefly blacked out all screens. License payments in early April nearly doubled at the office.

Helsinki Hannu Karpo

Lovington Water Hearing Drags Over Oil Flood Plan

A Lovington hearing on Gulf Oil Corporation’s request to pump 600 acre feet yearly of fresh water for secondary oil recovery continued with state water engineer Steve Reynolds presiding. A protest by Clyde Cooper blocks issuance as questions of fresh water depletion and possible brackish water contamination loom, promising long legal battles ahead.

Lea County Lovington Steve Reynolds Santa Fe Gulf Oil Corporation South Sea County Jal Clyde Cooper

New Mexico Aims to Grab Bigger Tourist Dollars

Governor Campbell opening the third annual Conference on Tourism in Albuquerque says New Mexico drew about 300 million from visitors last year and highlights rapid growth in medicine education and recreation. He notes state marketing budgets, mail inquiries, and brochure printings as proof of effort to attract travelers from nearby states.

Albuquerque UPD New Mexico Jack M. Campbell Campbell Cade State Development Department

More State Income Tax Refunds Due

New Mexico tax refunds will rise next year due to the Revenue Bureau keeping a 7 percent state withholding based on federal withholding. A new federal system from May 1 creates six rates up to 30 percent, likely boosting refunds and reducing extra tax due. About 75 percent of taxpayers now receive refunds, expected to rise by five points.

Santa FE New Mexico Bureau Max Gonzales

City Dads Adjourn Quick After Soil Bank Discussion

City commissioners and the mayor met briefly last night to address CAP soil bank participation tied to a recent bond issue. Troy Harris of the ASC office outlined land eligibility, with election timing blocking action, and the city eyed farm or rental options to qualify for payments. Numerous vendor bills were approved or noted, including Lea County Electric, Lovington Lumber, and General Tel.

Troy Harris ASC Harris ASCS A. L. Hahn Soil Bank J. W. Allen Alston Insurance Agency C. R. Anthony Co Clowe & Cowan Inc Denton Hardware General Tel Phone Co General Tire Service Higginbotham, Bartlett Co Hobbs Laundry & Linen Service International Harvester Co Lawson Tire & Supply Lea County Electric Coop, Inc Lovington Ford Lovington Lumber Yard Lovington Machine Shop Lovington Sand & Gravel Mann Engineering Co Magneto Master Printers Permian Mud Service, Inc Padge’s Flowers Quicksale Pryor Co., Inc E. E. Taylor United Supply & Mfg. Co White’s Auto Store Texas New Mexico Railway Co B&j Drug the Baker & Taylor Co Benson Automotive Service Blewett Cotton Dist, Co Commissioner of Public Lands Cotton Raburn Motor Co W. S. Darley & Co Fort & Wright Gas Co Charles M. Gardner Co General Telephone Co Lovington Pipe & Supply

Walter Cotz 18 Dies in Lovington Auto Crash

Funeral services for Walter Clyde Cotz 18 of Lovington are scheduled Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. E J Bradshaw officiating. Burial will follow in Lovington Cemetery under Smithe Rogers Funeral Home arrangements. Cotz died Tuesday morning at Lea General Hospital from injuries in an early Sunday auto accident near Lovington. He lived at 111 South Third Street and worked at Whittenberg Bakery.

Walter Clyde Cotz Loveington First Baptist Church E.J. Bradshaw Lovington Smithe Rogers Cotz Lea General Hospital South Third Street Whittenberg Bakery

Lovington Shell Station Sold to Frank Darnell

Lovington Shell Service at 1211 South Main changes ownership to Frank Darnell who has three years in the service station business in Dallas and recent work with Goodyear in Durant Oklahoma. He plans to move his family to Lovington after school ends for the summer.

Lovington Shell Service South Main Frank Darnell Dallas Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Durant Oklo First Methodist Church Lovington

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Hopper W.H Hop Graham Ethel Yadon Miss Yadon Chamber of Commerce Courthouse Lovington Forecast April Fool Reynolds Gulf Santa Rosa Texas Oklahoma Kansas Garth Hite Holiday Magazine New Mexico State University Dame Collins of Collins State R.E. Collins National Science Foundation Lovington Sand & Gravel Co John Montgomery Motor Parts Co Pecos Valley Coca-Cola Reed Welding Service Rockwell Mfg. Co Sears Roebuck & Co Ted’s Repair & Steel Supply the Allen Smith Co WHB, Inc Dick Ward Chrysler Plymouth Xerox Shell
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