E Systems Role in Sinai Desert Project Highlighted
The Dallas high tech firm E Systems installed and operates the electronic detection line in the Sinai Desert buffer zone, delivering a preemptive warning system for Israel and Egypt. The setup involved rapid logistics, a 747 air convoy, and a 600-personnel operation, with cost near one dollar per pound shipped from Dallas.
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Lovington
Moneco
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Sinai Desert
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Vietnam
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Weather Update Brightens for Lovington
United Press International reports variable cloudiness and wind today with colder air. Saturday trends toward mostly cloudy and cooler conditions with Lovington forecast in the upper 50s to mid 50s and overnight lows around the upper 20s.
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United Press International
Lovington
Church Plans Special Meet At Jesus Name United Pentecostal Church
A special meeting is planned tonight at Jesus Name United Pentecostal Church weather permitting. Activities include singing testifying preaching and worship led by Rev Audice Wall pastor. Churches over the Texico district to be present at the corner of Jackson and Love street.
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Jesus Name United Pentecostal Church
Texico District
Jackson and
Love
Audice Wall
New Mexico Leaders Split Over Abolition of Atomic Energy Committee
Democratic Rep. Harold Rute nell says the fight to abolish the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy isn’t over, while Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr. acts to shift power as Domenici nears a seat. The panel oversees Los Alamos and Sandia funding. NM has MonTOya and Lujan on it, with Domenici set to join. Runnels hopes full House reversal may come, noting a narrow caucus vote with many Republicans. If abolished, NM would gain influence via other committees.
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API
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Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
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R-N.m
House Caucus
Los Alamos
Runnels
House
Congress
Joint Committee
New Mexico
Joint Committee On
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Armed Services
House Interior
Joint
Luwhan
Interior Committee
Science and Technology
Runnels Seeks Subcommittee Chairmanship in Congress
Washington US Representative Harold Runnels says he is optimistic about securing a chairmanship on a subcommittee of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. He cites three higher ranked members already chairing other subcommittees and notes interest in the public works or water and power subcommittees with backing from Reps. Lloyd Meads and Thomas Foley of Washington.
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UPI
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D-N.m
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Public Works
Water and Power
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D.wash
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Meads
Foley
State Indictments Add Berry Case In Lovington Smuggling Ring
New Mexico presses its case against an airborne marijuana smuggling ring with Lea County indictments and arrests in Lovington. Nine defendants face federal and state charges, with trials set in Roswell on January 3.
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Lovington
Lea County
Albuquerque
Conae
Roswell
C . Wrinkle
Terry Glenn Wade
Lovington and
Hobbs
Sid Ruperie
Norman
Oklahoma
Cathy Berry
Carlsbad
Helena McCoy
Ruidoso
Alamogordo
Charles Sullivan
William Hurley
Odessa
Harvey Foster
Susan Diane Brown
el Paso
James Fuller
Hurley
Wade
Fuller
McCoy
Miss Brown
Republicans Invite Democrat Defectors in Hobbs Meeting
Lea County GOP chairman Bill Gottshall urged inviting Democratic registrants to join the Republicans at a Hobbs central committee gathering last night. He hailed GOP gains in New Mexico and Lea County, noted Earlene Roberts as the first Republican county treasurer, and set a goal of 5,000 Republican registrations amid a 40 to 1 Democrat plurality.
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GOP Central Committee
Hobbs
Gottshall
New Mexico
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Jack” Schmitt
Earlene Roberts
Berington
Gott- Shall
Gerald Ford
GOP
Larry Johnson
Christmas Card Donors List of Local Supporters
A roster of Christmas card donors includes G R Tack Hale, Charles and Marquise Moore, Jim and Helen Stewart, Audie and Jim Williamson, Tom, Martha and Randy Cone, and many more such as Denver and Barbara Dunlap, Hinkie family, Marie V Etcheverry, Chet and Odella Tindle, Ken Schraders, Stroh family, the Kikers, and others. The list honors community contributors and households sending holiday greetings.
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Tack
Pe Hale
Charles
Marquise Moore
Jim
Helen Stewart
Audie
Jim Williamson
Tom
Martha
Randy Cone
Denver
Barbara
Dale Dunlap
Ron
Ava
Kyle
Katrina Hinkie
Marie V. Etcheverry
Chet
Odella
Tindle
Ken Schraders
Delores
Denise
Kathie
John Stroh
Orval Kiker
MONECO E Systems Form Solar Venture In Hobbs
E-Systems Inc of Dallas and Monument EnerCo of Lovington announce a joint venture to form New Mexico Solar Power Inc a New Mexico firm owned equally by both parties. The plan includes pursuing an ERDA contract for a multi phase solar thermal electric project and a five megawatt facility to interconnect with New Mexico Electric Service at Hobbs.
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Monument Energy Company
E-Systems of
Dallas
Lea County
Pioneer Steak House
Winford Carlile
Moneco
Jack Maddox
Enter of
New Mexico Electric
LeRoy Sumruld
Virgil Ottigrew
E-Systems
Lloyd Lauderdale
E-Systems, Inc
Monument Ener- Corp
Levington
Hobbs
John W. Dixon
New Mexico Solar Power, Inc
New Mexico
Energy Research and Development Administration
Lloyd K. Lauderdale
E-Systems Energy Technology Center
New Mexico Solar Power
Moneco and
New Mexico Electric Service Co
New Mexico Junior College
New Mexico State University
Lauderdale
ERDA
Sea Coun
Energy Technology Center
Texas Techniversity
Arecibo
Puerto Rico
B-Gysteme
Structures, Inc
Carter Signals Tax Cut and Quick Bureaucracy Reform
Carter told about 300 House and Senate Democrats in Blair House meetings that he seeks rapid four year authority to reorganize the federal government and hinted at a modest income tax cut to stimulate the economy. He noted the need for swift action and indicated plans to amend reforms after submission.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Congressional
Democrats
Benjamin Rosenthal
Dthe
House
Senate
Blair House
Rosenthal
Carter
Paul Simon
D.il
ONeill Urges Caution On Tax Plan
House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill urged a cautious approach to the 15 billion dollar income tax plan for Americans after a Blair House meeting with President-elect Jimmy Carter. He told reporters to take a careful, gradual path amid early White House advocacy by major business leaders.
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Washington & Iec House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Jimmy Carter
Massachusetts Democrat
Blair House
See O'Neill
Sec
Economic Panel Favors Lower Energy Taxes in New Mexico
The Governors Council of Economic Advisors expects to recommend smaller energy tax increases than proposed by two state agencies and Gov. Jerry Apodaca. Lee Zink said the council favors a gradual, modest approach while ensuring the state benefits from any changes, with a report possible by Dec. 17.
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Jerry Boyle
Legislative Energy Committee
Apodaca
Zink
Boyle
New Mexico
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