Hopper Graham Computer Problems On Leader
The Leader reports Hop Graham facing computer problems with operations expected back online by Sunday. The piece notes pressure to restore line functionality amid ongoing electronic media production.
09 Dec 1977
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Newspaper
Lovington Daily Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1977
Page
1
The Leader reports Hop Graham facing computer problems with operations expected back online by Sunday. The piece notes pressure to restore line functionality amid ongoing electronic media production.
Congress faces a stalled effort to overhaul Social Security taxes as conferees split over welfare amendments led by Senator Moynihan. The clash centers on a $374 million welfare grant package and its linkage to the Social Security bill, with administration and House critics wary of tying welfare to reform.
Loved ones gathered to welcome home Americans jailed in Mexico after the first prisoner exchange under the 1976 treaty. Forty six prisoners, including a 60 year old grandmother and a 2 year old girl born in prison, fly from Mexico City to return to the United States. Wal ter Lumpkin said about 25 percent of the 235 would be paroled within three days. others go to nearest federal prisons after processing.
Contributions received for the Lovington Community Christmas Card include donors Ann and John Gilkey Leroy and Marian Peveler Damon and Suzy Shi Anderson and Geralde Carter Andy, Stuart, and Cash Ben Joyce and Bill Alexander Mr and Mrs Joe Loving Sr Ethel Lampman Peggy Page Percy Elliott Waldron Abstract Co Inc Mrs Opal Burt and Ed Burt Raymond and Gladys Worrell Tom and Alfreda Gregory.
Lovington Lea County records a chilly dawn with 16 degrees before sunrise as a strong storm lashes the Midwest. Local weather remains extremely dry with little moisture in the second half of fall. harvest nears completion and farmers and ranchers await some moisture, any form of precipitation.
The National Cancer Institute seeks 200 to 300 patients willing to share medical records to retrospectively assess Laetrile's effect on tumors. Dr. Guy Newell says a clinical trial could follow if remissions are documented, despite ethical concerns and prior negative lab results.
ICC secretary Robert L. Oswald, under Justice Department scrutiny for alleged ties to New York crime figures, was given 30 days notice of firing. ICC Chairman Daniel O Neal said Oswald has 15 days to respond as investigators review Gambino family trucking franchise matters linked to the Gambino heirs.
AP reports three men died when a single engine plane crashed in a mountainous area four to five miles southwest of Socorro. Distress signals were heard around 2 a.m. and wreckage found about 6 a.m. Police have not identified the victims pending kin notifications. Investigators believe the pilots were Socorro residents practicing night landings.
Lovington fire chief Don Putman said a Warren Petroleum Plant blaze in Saunders Field Northwest of Early estimates put damage at 750000. Fire units from Lovington Mallamar and Tatum responded with 36 volunteers to contain gas from a compressor room explosion near 10 45 PM. Wayne Swenson helped shut valves and control a high pressure line, and no one was hurt.
AP dispatch notes weak interest among eastern New Mexico farmers for a Dec 14 strike linked to the Reclamation Act while Rio Grande Mesilla and Pecos Valleys show enthusiasm. Estancia reports 75 farmers and ranchers attending a meeting, as Clovis and Albuquerque campaigns spur a tractorcade planned by American Agriculture.
The Legislative School Study Committee examined two proposed changes to state laws shaping about 40 million dollars in public school construction aid. Moriarty district officials seek a new Edgewood area grade school costing around 1.5 million, with potential special legislation debated to boost funding.
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