Democratic Issues Convention draws nine of ten contenders
WH Hop Graham reports on a Louisville gathering by the Democratic Forum where nine of ten announced presidential hopefuls attended. The event featured socialist economists Gar Aberovitz and Jeff Faux proposing a plan for strengthened socialization, while Sen Humphrey and Sen Kennedy are cited with policy stances. The piece also reflects on telephone etiquette and everyday annoyances.
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Louisville
Democratic Forum
Forum
Gar Aberovitz
Jeff Faux
United States
America
Ussr
Great Britain
U.S
Canada
Saskatchewan
Sen
Humphrey
Kennedy
General Motors
Tax Legislation Faces Two Battles In House Debates
Washington faces two major House floor battles over a 674 page tax revision bill with Republicans seeking a spending ceiling and liberals pushing stronger reform provisions. Debate begins today with final votes expected Thursday or Friday as Ford’s veto threat hinges on a $395 billion spending cap.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Ford
Apodaca Backing ERDA Bill as Best Interest for NM
Gov. Jerry Apodaca supports federal Energy Research and Development Administration legislation saying it serves New Mexico and western energy states. He focuses on synthetic fuels provisions with federal loan guarantees and needs for a synfuel development guaranty program. He notes Western Governors Office advocacy and conference committee approval.
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Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
New Mexico
Western Governors Regional Energy Policy Office
Congress
Reqest
House-Senate
Apodaca
Ford showing signs of fatigue during Peking talks
President Ford and Mao Tse-tung held a lengthy private chat as Ford’s visit to Beijing produced several good signs on detente. White House officials said no communique would be issued but stressed a better understanding and significant conversation with Acting Premier Teg Hsiao-ping despite fatigue from the schedule.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Peking Upd
President Ford
Mao Tse-tung
Ford
Nessa
Peking
Mao
China
Communist Party
Teg Hsiao-ping
Nessen
U.S
New Mexico to Develop Its Own Bilingual Education Plan
New Mexico will craft its own bilingual education plan after federal remedies fail to meet state needs. School Superintendent Leonard J. Delayo sent a letter to John Aragon of the Dallas Civil Rights Office announcing the move. Federal officials plan to visit 21 NM school districts this year and next to assess compliance.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Leonard J. Delayo
John Aragon
Dallas
Civil R
Aragon
Lovington Christmas Card Greetings Include Local Names
The Lovington Community Christmas Card lists Delta Kappa Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha John and Ann Gilkey Nelson and Clara Mae Wilson along with Jimmy and Joanne Henry Agnes Malone Bill and Ann Covey Gene Gail Greg and Gary Lamberson Irene Dobbs Mary Bell Jean Lorrie and Dana Herrera as wishes for holiday greetings to area friends for the Dec 25 Lovington Daily Leader edition.
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Lovington
Delta Kappa Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha John
Ann Gilkey Nelson
Clara Mae Wilson
Jimmy
Joanne Henry
Agnes Malone
Bill
Ann Covey
Gene
Gail
Greg
Gary Lamberson
Irene Dobbs
Mary Bell
Jean
Lorrie
Dana Herrera
Higher Temps in Most of New Mexico Reported
United Press International reports temperatures rose above seasonal norms across New Mexico for the third day. Readings ranged from 40 degrees at Farmington to 73 at Roswell with forecastes indicating similar warmth through the week. Lows were mostly in the 20s and 30s, though Gallup dipped to 10.
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United Press International
New Mexico
Farmington
Roswell
National Weather Service
Gallup
Open for business today in Citizens Savings case
A federal judge directed a court appointed receiver to examine the financial condition of Citizens Savings and Loan of Albuquerque as part of the Lincoln Thrift group. An attorney for Citizens said the firm would open normally, while the judge noted Citizens remains in the receiver action. The SEC suit accuses Lincoln Thrift of fraud involving intercompany loans to over 40 entities and affecting more than 20 000 investors.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPD
Citizens Savings and Loan of
Albuquerque
Walter Craig
Citizens
Lincoln Thrift
Charles Keeling
Craig
Continental Service Corp
SEC
Blind Handicapped Workshop at Lovington Library
A 90 minute Lovington Public Library workshop at 2 pm showcases services for blind and physically handicapped readers. Kim Meadows outlines New Mexico services. Ben Wakashige explains Talking Book Program and its free, mail based distribution.
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Lovington Public Library
Kim Meadows
New Mexico
Ben Wakashige
Library For
Wakashige
JC Blood Drive At NMJC Sponsored By Student Senate
Community donors urged to participate in a blood drive sponsored by the New Mexico Junior College Student Senate. Blood Services of Lubbock will conduct the event from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Watson Hall on campus.
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New Mexico Junior College
Blood Services of
Lubbock
Watson Hall
Weather note for Eastern Plains hints at fair skies
Eastern Plains forecast Mostly fair today and Thursday with light high cloudiness and little temperature change Lovington expected in the mid 70s by day and mid 30s at night
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United Press International
Eastern Plains
Lovington
Thomas H French Dies at 84 in Lovington
Thomas H French 84 longtime Lovington resident and retired farmer died in a Hobbs hospital Tuesday after a long illness. Born November 1 189, he married Ethel Blanche Taylor January 18 1920 in Brownfield. Survived by son Ralph Lovington daughter Elwanda French sister Eva Barron and brother Bert French. Funeral Thursday 10 at Calvary Baptist Church Hobbs. Interment Lovington Cemetery with casket bearers listed.
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Thomas H. French
Lovington
Hobbs
Mr. French
Gail Texas
Ethel Blanche Taylor
Brownfield
S.B
Bert’’ French
Sunray
Tex
Eva Barron
Lamesa
Calvary Baptist Church
Clyde Cheatham
Lovington Cemetery
Carlton Pope
Alva Cougill
Allen Grisham
Pres Hodge
Bill Musick
L.G. Caudill Sr
Odell Chambers
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