Texas and New Mexico oil policies contrasted in economic forecast
Walter Famariss explains Texas uses production preservation for 100 percent recovery, while New Mexico aims for higher short term rates. The piece notes New Mexico may see about eight percent decline versus two percent in Texas, plus calls for proration and unitization. It also critiques USPS wage practices and future postal rate hikes.
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New Mexico
Walter Famariss
Famariss
Walter
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
OCC
Texas Railroad Commission
Phillips
Gold Treasure Rumors Spark Trespass at White Sands Range
White Sands Missile Range officials report rising trespass as rumors of millions in buried gold at Victoria Peak resurface. Three men from El Paso and Las Cruces were arrested after entering the range with lights and detectors. Patrols, mounted and by vehicle, increase to two hour intervals for safety amid dangerous mine shafts and explosive risk.
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N.M. Upi
White Sands Missile Range
Range
el Paso
Texe
Las Cruces
WSMR
Victoria Peak
Embrillo
Denver
Colo
Arthur H. Sweeney
Sweeney
Former Resident Dies In Houston
Lovington reports the death of Mrs. Joletha Black Haile 30 daughter of the late Joe Black a longtime local law officer. She was injured in a Houston auto accident Monday and died at 8 10 p m in a Houston Texas hospital. Arrangements to return her to Lovington for funeral services and burial are being planned with details announced by Smith Rogers Funeral Home.
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Lovington
Joletha Black Haile
Joe Black
Weather update for Eastern Plains and Central Mountains
Increasing afternoon and evening cloudiness with isolated thunder showers through Wednesday. Slight day to day cooling trend. Clovis 62-86, Tucumcari 62-86, Artesia 64-86, Lovington 64-86. Central Mountains report scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers and cooler on Wednesday. Santa Fe 56-78.
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Santa Fe
Open Range Cowboys Prepare for September Meeting
The Open Range Cowboys Association sets its annual meeting for September 22 at the Lea County Fair Building. Members eager to help plan this year's celebration will gather September 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lovington Public Library meeting room. The group honors old time open range cowboys and descendants, tracing origins to 1933 and 1938 gatherings on the Hobbs Highway and courthouse lawn during Lea County Fair.
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Lovington Public Library
Dow Wood
Hobbs Highway
Court House
Lea County
Welcome Home Wardell Gilbreath and Ross Black From Moscow
Lea County sports fans crowded Hobbs Airport to greet Wardell Gilbreath and Ross Black after their World University Games in Moscow. Gilbreath, NMJC sophomore, won gold and bronze. Black, NMJC coach, guided relay teams and pole vaulter to silver as the U S track team posted a 39.1 world games record in the 400 meter relay.
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Ross Black
Robbie
Hobbs
Lea County
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Moscow
Black
United States
New Mexico
Rayford McKlhaney
NMJC
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Lovington
U.S
Amarillo Racer Gilbreath Tops Moscow Meet Debut
Wardell Black comments on United States performance at the World University Games in Moscow. Amarillo star Wardell Gilbreath won the 200 meter dash and placed third in the same event, reflecting on the Games and NMJC athletes futuras.
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Myatt Services Set In Texas
Mrs. Lizzie Myatt 81 former McLean resident dies in Lovington hospital after brief illness. She moved to Good Samaritan Center last week and suffered a heart attack Saturday. Born July 30 1892 in Montague County Texas she married Cecil A Myatt in 1914 Knox County. Survived by three daughters three sons a brother two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Body to be taken to McLean for funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at United Methodist Church with Rev. Bob Brown officiating. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Lizzie Myatt
McLean
Texas
Audie Williamson
West Clayton
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Myatt
Good Samaritan Center
Montague County
Cecil A. Myatt
Knox County
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Keith Myatt
Port Naches
Lloyd Hefner
Lovelane
O. L. Peddy
Lubbock
J. S. Lovelady
Lakeport
United Methodist Church
Bob Brown
Hillcrest Cemetery
Workshop Set For Substitute Teachers
The annual substitute teacher workshop will be held in the Central Junior High School Library at 3 30 p m on Wednesday August 29. The substitute teacher handbook will be distributed and responsibilities of teachers substitute teachers and principals will be discussed. For additional information call M C Jennison or Gloria Miller at 396 2892.
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Central Junior High School
M. C. Jennison
Gloria Miller
Lovington School Enrolment Edges Up Slightly
Lovington's enrollment shows a small rise with 2759 students in regular classes, up 26 from last week’s 2733. Supt. Larry Crouse expects an average 2725 and a head count near 2750 for the first 40 days, while refinery construction may stabilize local enrollment.
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Lovington
Larry Crouse
Crouse
Famariss
Gaudet Remains in Taos Jail After Charges Dwindle
Former New Orleans officer Edwin M. Gaudet Jr. stays in Bernalillo County Jail on a single federal charge of intent to kill a police officer. In Taos, two state assault counts were dropped, leaving three counts still possible after a Taos arraignment. A preliminary hearing will follow after Lillian Cohen arrives and seeks dismissal of the state charges.
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Edwin M. Gaudet Jr
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Norbert Martinez
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Bernalillo
Attornney
James M
Rotary District Governor to Visit Lovington Club
Billie Holder district governor of Rotary International district 552 will visit the Lovington Rotary Club during its weekly meeting. Holder publisher of the Alamogordo Daily News for 20 years became district governor July 1. He will meet with President Graham and Secretary Burnside, attend a club assembly, and challenge members to grow membership and broaden service under the theme A Time For Action.
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Rotary International
Lovington Rotary Club
Holder
Alamogordo Daily News
New Mexico
Lausanne
Switzerland
Rotary
Labor Day Bicyclists Urged to Observe Road Rules
Police Chief J E Polson warns Labor Day weekend will bring more bicycles on roads and urges both cyclists and motorists to follow traffic laws. He cites 85 million Americans riding bikes and stresses mutual responsibility to reduce accidents while urging bike inspections and the BMA-6 certification seal.
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Bicycle Institute of America
Polson
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