State Digs Out as Snow Isolates Lovington Areas
Lovington residents faced isolation as New Mexico's heavy snow disrupted travel and power. An Air Force Weasel reached Encino early today but calls failed, with state police hoping snowplows and food trucks would soon reach the town at the US 285 and US 60 intersection.
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Bad Weather Sparks City Crashes and Snowbound Regions
Severe winter conditions cause multiple minor accidents in the city with slick streets and poor visibility. Police report three Monday and Tuesday incidents including a West Washington collision involving Helen Backus and H G Green, and a South Main crash where Alonzo Lopez Ramirez was cited. Additional crashes and heavy snow strand travelers across eastern New Mexico, with Vaughn's Oasis Hotel swelling to 19 guests as roads stay blocked and rail service delays occur.
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Two-Pronged Storm Rips Over Nation
A two pronged storm lashes the country causing widespread damage and travel disruption. Weather officials warn of continued heavy winds and flooding as communities brace for renewed impacts. Local authorities urge precaution and monitor air and road conditions.
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Snowstorm Tightens Grip From New Mexico To Panhandle
A two pronged storm dumped up to two feet of snow across highways from central New Mexico into the Texas Oklahoma Panhandle. Albuquerque felt the blow first as the storm tracked north east then roared back with winds to 60 mph closing schools isolating towns and stranding hundreds. Rain spread toward Louisiana and Arkansas with more than an inch in Lufkin Shreveport and El Dorado. Western Washington faced floods as mountain snows melted pushing water into the Snohomish Snoqualmie and Green rivers and closing Snoqualmie and Stevens Passes. Rain expected across the region east to Georgia and northern Indiana with more showers along the Washington Oregon coast.
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Seven Page Paper Is Explained
The article describes converting to wider paper after buying the LEADER from Mrs Head and efforts to use it. Larry Speck solves the printing issue enabling seven pages, a feat joked about by recalling Governor Allan Shivers who once issued five pages. The piece notes how seven pages seem as odd as five.
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Beal Gleason Farm Sale Near Lovington
A Beal Gleason farm sale is set 31 miles east of Lovington at 11 a m on Thursday. The notice indicates a land and equipment auction on the Beal Gleason property with potential buyers invited to attend.
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Rate Boost Car Insurance Rejection Not Retroactive
The New Mexico state insurance board ruled the 49 percent auto liability rate hike is not retroactive, effective January 1. Albuquerque's 25 percent rise began July 1 and was halted by Supt. Ralph Apodaca, who approved a 4.9 percent increase elsewhere. He estimated affected insurers, part of the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters, handle about $3 million annually in New Mexico policies.
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Burglars Strike Lovington Twice in One Night
Two burglaries were reported in Lovington last night with one event between 6 30 p m and 8 40 p m and the other within the past three days. The Myers Motor Co a 120 dollar haul included a 20 bill five 10s four or five 5s about 25 1s and seven in change. The El Porvenier Cafe juke box at 115 W Adams was broken into after closing with an estimated 70 to 80 dollars based on prior receipts. Police investigated with night watchman R L Klostermeyer and Rosa Flores providing the account and F W Hall awaiting payment. The case is ongoing with officers assigned.
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Classroom Building Only At Halfway Mark
SANTA FE New Mexico will build less than half the classrooms needed for this school year. The education department warned 322 classrooms are needed to handle this year's excess enrollment with 576 more to replace temporary wartime facilities.
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U S Says It Leads Atom Race At NATO Talks
The United States told NATO ministers it maintains nuclear superiority over the Soviet Union in weapons and delivery means. Defense Secretary Gates defended Gen Twining's remarks on military consequences of political choices, while France faced criticisms over leaked charges amid unity. Spaak urged condemnation of the leak and the meeting moved on.
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Radioactivity Testing Due For Milk In State
New Mexico will test milk for radioactivity monthly starting next month. The Albuquerque Health Department will collect samples for analysis at the US Public Health Service Laboratory in Nevada. Tests will cover five isotopes including Strontium-90 iodine-131 strontium-89 barium-140 and cesium-137.
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