Lovington Hospital Staffing Dilemma Highlights Doctor Shortage
An article examines Lovington’s potential hospital staffing as seven local doctors exist but only up to six may help. It notes two nearing age 60, foreign doctors face exams and red tape, and rural areas suffer from maldistribution despite rising doctor numbers.
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U.S
Malcolm C. Todd
American Medical Association
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New Mexico
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Peace accord talks between Israel and Egypt progress
Dinitz described three year peace pact talks as advancing with no last minute snags. He cautioned against predictions, noting remaining issues, large and small, after two hours of meetings with officials. The leaders seek to curb threats and force in the region.
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Egypt
Dinitz
Kissinger
State Department
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Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
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Lebanon
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Rabin
Jersualem
Paris Square
Washington
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Beirut
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Special NM booze licenses eyed to aid tourism
UPI reports Patrick Lamb outlines Governor Apodaca backed plan in Santa Fe. Fabian Chavez testifies before a Liquor Law Revision Committee on issuing non transferable tourist licenses to boost NM economy, with Arizona as a model and high license prices cited in Albuquerque.
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Patrick Lamb
UPI
Santa FE
Department of Developmat
Fabian Chavez
Igovernor
Chavez
Albuquerque
Ben
New Mexico
Arizona
Glare and shadows spark rodeo arena lighting debate
Lea County commissioners discussed flaws in the new 17 206 lighting system at the Jake McClure Rodeo Arena. Mercury vapor fixtures cause glare for spectators and uneven light distribution creating dark spots despite adequate ground illumination. Plans to adjust north side lights to reduce glare prompt contractor corrections. A district judges office change order was denied. Warren Reynolds and Danny Summers pursued renewal of Southern Union's 25 year service franchise. Industrial Uniform Service of El Paso won the bid for a new run contract as the current supplier.
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Lea County
Jake McClure
Rodeo Grounds
Wham
Hobbs
Warren Reynolds
Southern Union
Danny Summers
Lovington Sug
Industrial Uniform Service of
el Paso
New Mexico to Cut Costs With Glass Bead License Plates
The New Mexico Motor Vehicle Department expects a 300000 savings from a new glass beading process for 1977 license plates. The design keeps Land of Enchantment and the zia symbol, removing a border to compress spacing while embossed characters remain reflectorized and legible day or night.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Motor Vehicle Department
Jerry Manzagol
Manzagol
MVD
Weather for Eastern Plains Outlook With Showers
Partly cloudy and cooler today and Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoons and evenings. Lovington highs and lows listed as 90 68 88.
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United Press International
Lovington
Czechoslovak jet crash near Damascus kills many
A Soviet-made Czechoslovak jetliner crashed near Damascus during landing. Authorities report 126 dead and two survivors, a Syrian doctor and a two year old girl, from 117 passengers and 11 crew. A one year old Czech boy died later, leaving 124 fatalities. The flight had originated in Prague en route to Damascus with planned stopovers. cause under investigation.
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Syria
Prague
Wadie El-Rabei
Baghdad
Iraq
Tehran
Iran
Radioactivity Detected in Grants M ilan Water
The EPA reports intolerable levels of radioactive materials in drinking water for mine and mill workers in Grants-Milan New Mexico. Seven Grants area families are warned of high selenium in wells. Utilities and mills Kerr McGee Am brosia Lake United Nuclear Homestead Partners Milan Anaconda deny policy breaches.
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UPD
Grants-Milan
New Mexico
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Agency
Grants
Santa Fe
State Environmental Improvement Agency
EPA
Kerr-McGee
Ambrosia Lake
United Nuclear Homestead Partners
Mian
Anaconda
Milan
Court orders ship loading as grain boycott inflames nation
A Galveston federal court ordered two I L A locals to resume loading grain on the Yugoslav ship Bosanka to Russia, while another vessel Ivanfrancesco faced stoppage. President Ford weighs executive action. farmers denounce the stoppage as prices tumble and tensions rise between labor and agriculture groups.
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United Press International
Afl-Ci
Galveston
Tex
Kenneth Kendrick
Irv Wheat
Houston
James Noel
International Longshoremen’s Association
Russia
Ivanfrancesco
Soviet Union
Germany
Grain Company
Noel
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Viking Mission Hopes Rise Amid Weather Watch
Cape Canaveral faces storm risk as four Viking spacecraft instruments monitor the launch area for electric activity. If successful, Viking 1 aims to travel 505 million miles toward Mars, with a June 19, 1976 arrival in Mars orbit and a separate mission planned for Set. 4.
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Viking Project
Nelson
Kennedy Spate Center
Apodaca Won't Seek Funds for L G Meet Bills
In Santa Fe Gov. Jerry Apodaca will not ask the Legislature to appropriate funds to cover unpaid bills from last year's National Lieutenant Governor's Conference. Former Gov. Robert Mondragon reported a $10,400 overrun at the Hilton Inn of Albuquerque and said Apodaca declined to push legislative funding.
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UPD
Jerry Apodaca
Robert Mondragon
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