Liberation talk and word division in a curious column
The column discusses women's liberation and male role models, noting Girl Scouts as a remaining non discriminatory group. It cites Lesley Sproul on equal self worth and the aim of liberation as empowering women to choose freely. It also critiques word division and language quirks in media and sports reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley Sproul
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts
Mark McMahan
Los Alamos
Sen. Domenici
New Mexico
Air Force Academy
Ford Won't Drop Demand for Spending Cap
President Ford told 22 top Republicans he would not drop his demand for a federal spending limit in any new tax legislation. The meeting produced general support for a veto if a Democrat-backed bill reached him, though House GOP Leader Rhodes questioned whether a veto could be sustained in the House. Democrats planned to caucus to find a path that preserves the 1975 tax cuts.
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Washington
Ford
House
Senate
John J. Rhodes
State Finance Committee
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Rhodes
Senate Democrats
Acme 3
Scott
Congress
Lovington School Board Reviews Athletic Director Plan
The Lovington School Board met in a closed session to review personnel and the proposed hiring of an athletic director and activities director. A decision was postponed for further study and a work session was arranged, with additional input by the superintendent on funding. The meeting also noted rising free meals in cafeterias and approved the administration plan for athletic supervision pending more review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Merrill Norton
Ben Alexander
Bob Kerby
Joe Trujillo
Eddie Robinson
Patterson Trial Begins In Carlsbad
The Hobbs man Cornelius Patterson goes on trial in Carlsbad for first degree murder in the 1970 slaying of Hobbs businessman Cecil Grimes. The weapon linked to the case was found nearly five years after the November 2, 1970 killing, marking a breakthrough after a 1971 grand jury investigation. The venue was moved from Lea County.
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Carlsbad
Hobbs
Cecil Grimes
Gene Franchini
Cornelius Patterson
Begin
Grimes
Lea County
Christmas Packages Target for Thieves
Police chief J E Polson warns the Christmas theft season is underway and urges residents to lock cars and place packages in trunks. He notes new public parking near the library and courthouse could enable safer shopping, adding that early incidents are not yet reported but thefts often occur when packages are visible.
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J.E. Polson
Polson
Christmas Card Signing Request From Lovington Box 1
A brief instruction from Lovington New Mexico asks recipients to sign their name to the Christmas Card. The note is directed to individuals who are expected to participate in the card signing at Box 1, Lovington.
Lovington Christmas Card Contributors Named
Local readers express holiday greetings for the Lovington Community Christmas Card to appear in the December 25 Lovington Daily Leader. Veach Payne, Rosa Payne, Ralph Dillon, Bobbie Dillon, Chuck Kuhlemeier, Wilma Kuhlemeier, Kay Kuhlemeier, Dawn Kuhlemeier, Kevin Kuhlemeier, Garland Kennedy, Marguerite Kennedy, Clifton Yancey, Mildred Yancey, Joe Yancey, Joy Yancey, Ruby Yancey, Jimmy Yancey, Amy Yancey, Kent Lynn, Doe Smith, Duff Smith, Opal Burt, Ed Burt, Jimmy Reed, Beth Reed.
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Lovington
Lovington Daily Leader
Veach
Rosa Payne
Ralph
Bobbie Dillon
Chuck
Wilma
Kay
Dawn
Kevin Kuhlemeier
Garland
Marguerite Kennedy
Clifton
Mildred Yancey
Joe
Joy
Ruby
Jimmy
Amy
Kent Lynn
Doe and
Duff Smith
Opal Burt
Ed Jimmy and
Beth Reed
Lea 4-H Awards Presented at Lea County event
The Lea County 4-H Awards program honored meritorious service to City Drug of Lovington Mr and Mrs J P Peck Morgan and to Tatum Grocery with praise for their support of the 4-H program. Honorary membership went to Irma Lee Adudell of Lovington and Mr and Mrs RC Punch Jones of Tatum.
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Lea County
City Drug of
Lovington
J.P. (Peck) Morgan
Tatum Cash Grocery
Thurman
Irma Lee Aduddell
R.C. “Punch” Jones
Tatum
Lea C
Peck Morgan
Thurman Felts
Tatum, Cash Grocery
City Drug
Kissinger Contempt Citation Dropped After Briefing
The House intelligence committee dropped its contempt citation against Secretary Henry Kissinger after a briefing on covert action recommendations. Rep. Otis Pike said substantial compliance was achieved with the subpoena, as 20 State Department recommendations were identified and Hyland read minutes from the Forty Committee. The White House had invoked executive privilege, but the briefing aimed to resolve differences.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
Washington Upi
House Intelligence Committee
Henry Kissinger
Otis Pike
Dn.y
House
Pike
White House
Searle Field
State Department
William Ge Hyland
National Securities Affairs
Hyland
Kissinger
Department
U S to Sell Israel F15 Eagle Jets
The Pentagon announced a U S sale to Israel of an undisclosed number of F15 Eagle fighters. The aircraft cost 12.5 million dollars each and are among the newest warplanes, with Israel withholding details on quantity price and delivery at its request.
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Washington
UPD
Pentagon
United States
Israel
Air Force
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Eastern Plains Forecast Sunny Warm With Increasing Clouds
Weather by United Press International reports sunny and warmer conditions with moderate winds in the eastern plains. Lovington expects near 70 today, mid 30s tonight, and around 70 tomorrow as cloudiness increases Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Fair
Lovington
Foundation in Dallas Hosts Lovington Baptist Ministers
Dallas foundation leaders met Lovington ministers to discuss mobilizing lay church members for global evangelistic work. Key attendees included Jack Gregory and Dr. W H Jackson whose idea spurred the foundation, and Col. E D H Maddox. The program sends lay teams abroad with ministers, funding own expenses while governments invite the work.
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Dallas
Lovington
Jack Gregory
Katherine
Newman McLarry
W.H. Jackson
Joe Vernon
Jackson Avenue Baptist Church
E.D.H. Maddox
Harry Pittam
First Baptist Church
Dean Mathis
Taylor Memorial Baptist
Tatum
World Evangelism F
Farm City Banquet Honors Lea County Farmers
The Lovington Kiwanis Club hosts the Farm-City Banquet at Pearl's Boarding House Thursday at 7 in observance of National Farm City Week. Dr. Robert Cobber Smith of New Mexico State University will speak on Rendezvous with Reality, with conservation awards by the Sea Natural Resource Conservation District.
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Lea County
Pearl's
Lovington Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
The
Sea Natural Resource Conservation District
Robert Coppersmith
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Robert Howard
Pat Sims
Gene Rodgers
Tom Robinett
Getting Industry Local Assignment
DOD official Bob Boyd told Chamber of Commerce listeners in Lovington that locating industry is a local responsibility not a federal one. He cited image problems with chambers and confidentiality as barriers while noting three private corporations study uranium enrichment plants.
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Department of Development
Bob Boyd
DOD
Santa Fe
Chamber of Commerce
Pearl's
Lovington
Carlsbad
Chambers of Commerce
Boyd
Industrial Development Commission
New Mexico Department of Development
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