Lovington Summer Life and New Sonic Drive In Plans
The piece recalls hot days and cool evenings with local harvest flavors from neighbors including Wilson Turnipseed Eddie Hooper and Joe Ysasi. Lovington eyes a Sonic Drive In with Wayne and Norma Marrs negotiating after land acquisitions. A road trip to Croudcroft features bike coasting and a visit to Inn of the Mountain Gods, noted for its $16 million investment and current occupancy.
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Weather Outlook From United Press International
The forecast calls for warm sunny conditions today and Wednesday with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Temperatures reach the low to mid nineties in places, with heat expected to linger into the week.
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Runnels and Montoya Seek Oil Decontrol Compromise
U S Rep Harold Runnels and Sen Joseph Montoya tout hope for a compromise between Congress and the Ford administration on oil control as they reconvene. Runnels cites enough oil state support to sustain a veto while Montoya introduces a Senate compromise bill with industry cooperation. both seek deregulation and a phase out of controls with no retroactive effect beyond August 31. The pair also call for deregulation of natural gas amid a shortage.
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Eight Charged In Red River Beating Death
In Taos New Mexico seven men and a woman from Questa face charges including murder aggravated assault voluntary manslaughter and conspiracy for the beating death of a guest ranch employee. Four suspects surrendered to the sheriff Monday after being informed of the charges and two others remain at large according to Sheriff Arturo Trujillo.
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Commissioners Open to Studying Lovington Hospital Reopen
Lea County officials consider reactivating the Lovington unit if doctors and staff can be assembled. A North Sea Health group urged a five point plan and named a committee to study personnel availability, reporting at the next meeting.
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Too Many Organizations Plague New Mexico Government
Aide to Governor Apodaca notes Denver meeting will tackle proliferating state affiliations. State Planning Office and Administration report agencies pay about 60000 a year in dues to roughly 186 groups, with costs mounting for travel and meetings. Partial list includes Regional Commission 40000, Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education 28000, Western Interstate Nuclear Compact 15000, Rocky Mountain Corp for Public Broadcasting.
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Rocky Mountain Corp
Navajo child dies of plague in New Mexico
The New Mexico Environment Improvement Agency confirms Charlene Brown, a 3 year old Navajo girl from Rehoboth, died at McKinley County Hospital in Gallup after contracting bubonic plague. She likely carried the infection for about a week, marking the fifth case in the state this year. Flea control measures and rodent dusting will be implemented around her home to prevent further cases.
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Wildcat Football Tickets On Sale At Lovington High
Advance sale of season reserve seats for Lovington Wildcats home games runs through Aug 29. Single gate admission is 2.00, season book for five games 7.50. Regular seat holders have until Aug 23 to claim seats. after that they may be sold. Schedule lists varsity Sept 5 Hobbs to Nov 7 Artesia with 7:30 p.m. starts and junior varsity games on select dates.
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City Purchases Mosquito Fogger To Combat Invasion
Lovington city commissioners approved an emergency order for a $2695 mosquito fogger from Public Health Equipment & Supply. The device emits malathion fog at 10 mph up to 150 feet, for use inside and outside city limits to control mosquitoes, flies, and garden pests, with prior notice for asthma or hay fever residents.
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Bob Carter
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FBI intensifies hunt for Hoffa amid Provenzano link
FBI agents sweep New Jersey and Michigan areas in renewed search for Jimmy Hoffa missing since 1975. Investigators interview Tony Provenzano officials and follow leads from a Lake Orion incident while Hoffa’s family recalls past disappearances as authorities press the probe.
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