Lovington Eagles face Hobbs in early season test
The piece previews Lovington High football and Hobbs, noting Hobbs coach Jim Cromartie expects a lighter, faster team with 17 lettermen returning and a 3 8 record last year. It mentions Lovington prospects, Kevin Cunningham chasing an NMSU offer, and local media chatter about Alice Love and regional papers.
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Hobbs
West
Jim Cromartie
Hoyt Caldwell
Mike Ives
Hobbsans
Hugh Clardy
Jim
Eagle
Hobbsland
Eagles
Lovington
Golly
Wildcats
Cromartie
July 1979 price report shows smallest CPI rise in seven months
July saw consumer prices up four tenths of a percent the smallest gain since December 1976. Food prices overall rose but grocery-store prices fell one tenth while GNP grew at 6.1 percent in the second quarter. Corporate profits rose 14.3 billion, and workers’ purchasing power slipped slightly due to fewer hours worked.
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Michael Doan
Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Gro
Commerce Department
Outlook Still Grim For Lea County Ag Producers
About 35 Lea County farm and ranch producers met in Lovington to hear farm economist Dr. Robert Carver of the University of Wyoming. He warned that cattle on feed pressure and rising operating costs point to little near term improvement for corn wheat and sorghum producers, with some land laid out to cut losses while weather remains the wild card.
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Lea County
Lovington
Bob Howard
Usda Ee
University of Wyoming
Robert Coppersmith
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Howard
Lea County Sues Primary Health Care for Bank Account Loss
Lea County through its board sues Primary Health Care Inc of Provo Utah for 814 75 for lab and X ray work. County seeks attachment of the defendant’s New Mexico Bank and Trust Eunice account claiming risk of removal of property from state.
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Lea County
Board of County Commissioners
Primary Health Care, Inc
Provo
Utah
R’s
PHC
Humphrey
Hospital Board
A County
New Mexico
New Mexico Bank and Trust of
Eunice
Plenty Jobs In Lovington
Job seekers in Lovington NM face a tight market as Robert Bolin of the NM State Employment Service lists openings. Positions include manager trainees cashiers general office clerks operators and more with offices at 201 West Jefferson Lovington. Rev Richards Sims a guest preacher from Roswell will speak at Calvary Baptist with services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. all are invited.
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Accordingington
Robert Bolin
New Mexico
Ee Service
West Jefferson
Lovington
Richards Sims
Roswell
Calvary
Oklahoma
Solomon To Speak Saturday at Pearl's Boarding House
Gar land Solomon of Hereford Texas is billed as guest speaker at 7:30 p.m. Saturday for the Fall of Businessmen's Fellowship event. A Navy veteran and former farmer, he joined the Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International and now serves as field representative after a 1964 baptism at an Ardmore Oklahoma meeting.
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Fall of Businessmen’s Fellowship
Garland Solomon
Hereford
Texas
Pearl
Brother Solomon
Memhis
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Navy
CFO
Campest Out
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Garland
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Energy policy critics urge faster U S energy push
Democratic figures Rep. Mike McCormack and Walt Rostow warned that Carter era plans fall short. They call for a rapid national program to boost energy production, including nuclear fuel reprocessing and breeder reactors, to curb foreign oil dependence.
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David Ammons
Associated Press
Seattle
United States
Carter
U.S
Mike McCormack
House
Subcommittee On
Advanced Energy Technology
Walt Rostow
McCormack
Hanford
Rostow
California blackmail claim over Alaskan oil plan debate
Sen. Harrison Schmitt of New Mexico accuses California of pressuring the nation by tying environmental standards to a pipeline project moving Alaskan sour crude from the West Coast to Texas. He endorses the Paso-Sohio plan as beneficial to the Southwest and nation. Rep. Harold Runnels backs the effort. a House subcommittee reviews what to do with Alaskan oil on the West Coast.
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Roswell
California
Texas
Harrison Schmitt
R -N
Long Beach
United States
Schmitt
Southwest
Harold Runnels
D. N.M
House
Interior and Insular Affairs
Lance faces renewed questions over Bert Lance finances
President Carter defends Bert Lance as congressional probes continue. Comptroller John Heimann says no information justifies prosecutions and Lance vows to stay in his post. Senators Ribicoff and Percy press for further hearings and possible legal changes as investigations stretch into late summer.
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Michael Doan
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Bert Lance
Georgia
Congress
Lance
John Heimann
Camp David
Bert
Sen
Abrahamy Ribicoff
Senate
Comptroller
Connecticut Democrat
Heimann
Government Operations Committee
Charles H. Percy
Bill
A House
Lance Im
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