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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1976

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Lovington Outlook Shows Mixed 1977 Prospects and Local Growth

A year in Lovington ends with progress in residential and commercial construction and strong oil and agriculture potential. Analysts expect changes in oil controls, with decontrol debated and Carter administration policy uncertain for 1977. Agricultural prices, notably cotton and beef, face mixed prospects amid broader market shifts.

Lovington Reed Chittim First National Congress Carter

World’s most watchable men list highlights Kris Kristofferson

Man Watchers Inc releases its annual list of the world’s most watchable men. Kris Kristofferson tops the poll of about 2,000 members for “beautiful eyes and body” with others named include John Davidson C J Simpson Don Meredith Nick Nolte James Garner Richard Harris Henry Winkler and David Hartman.

San Diego UPI Man Watchers Inc Kris Kristofferson Chevy Chase Kristofferson John Davidson C.J. Simpson Don Meredith Nick Nolte James Garner Richard Harris

Government index of leading indicators rises 1 percent

The Commerce Department reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators up 1 percent in November, the strongest rise in five months and the second straight gain after three declines. The 12 component indicators show six up and four down, with the index at 127.5 base 100.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Ford Jimmy Carter

Services Tomorrow For Frank C. Smith

Funeral services for Frank C. Smith a long time Lea County resident and former official will be held in Hobbs at Taylor Street Church of Christ tomorrow Thursday. The funeral begins at 10 a.m. and after service his body will be returned to Lovington for burial.

Frank C. Smith Lea County Ofcial Hobbs Taylor Street Church of Christ Lovington

Courthouse Closes for Funeral of Local Official

Lea County offices close tomorrow for the funeral of Frank C. Smith deputy tax assessor in Lovington. He died of heart failure at Llano Estacado Medical Center after illness at home in Hobbs. born in Lovington in 1918, a WWII Air Force veteran and longtime public official with Lovington American Legion past. Griffin Funeral Home of Hobbs arranging.

Lovington Griffin Funeral Home Hobbs Smith Llano Estacado Medical Center Loving High School

Four Candidates File For School Board Race

Four candidates declared for the upcoming school board election in Lovington. Incumbent Ben Alexander will seek re election to position 1 unopposed. Position 2 to replace Merrill Norton features Pat Snipes Roy Brooks and John C Hines. Filing deadline was yesterday and election set for February 1.

Ben Alexander Merrill Norton Alexander Pat Snipes Lovington Norton Snipes Alton R Roy) Brooks John C. Hines Llano Estacado Medical Center Rooks Linda Words Brookses Reggie Central Lea Elementary Hines Vickie S. 2Nd Teresa Parkview Elementary

Sheepmen protest Ford decision on pesticides use

Madlyn Cauhope of the New Mexico Wool Growers Association says President Ford bowed to environmentalist pressure by not lifting federal limits on pesticide use to control coyotes. She cites rising coyote numbers and shrinking sheep herds with $17 million annual losses to predators, urging targeted controls to protect livestock.

Hope, N.M UPI New Mexico Ford Madlyn Cauhope Hope The New Mexico Wool Growers Association U.S

Burros in Bandelier Grow One Third yearly

Wild burros at Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico increase about 29 percent annually, threatening 600 Indian ruins and causing soil and water erosion through grazing and trampling. Park officials study options from culling to relocation or maintaining a smaller herd.

Los Alamos N.M UPI Bandelier National Monument New Mexico Bandelier John Hunter National Park Service

Carter Sets Agenda For First 100 Days

President elect Jimmy Carter holds final pre inauguration cabinet talks on St Simons Island with Jody Powell and Walter Mondale present. Key priorities include Vietnam draft evaders pardon, welfare and tax reform, national health insurance, and making the presidency more accessible.

Helen Thomas UPI White House St, Simons Island Jimmy Carter Jody Powell Carter Walter F. Mondale Green Georgian

Carter Restates Welfare Reform and Defense Cuts

President elect Jimmy Carter reaffirmed plans for welfare reform and defense savings in his first year. He cited a welfare package this year and a $5 to $7 billion defense cut, with full implementation potentially delayed beyond the 1979 budget.

Wesley G Pippert Pentagon Farlier Harold Brown Defense Joseph Califano Health, Education and Welfare Jody Powell Jimmy Carter Carter Powell Brown Air Force California Polytechnical Institute Jevels

Saudi Arabia Holds 5 Percent Oil Price Rise Amid Western Instability

Saudi oil minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani told Der Spiegel that Western economic weakness risks a new recession and political shifts in Britain Italy France and Iberian nations. He warned only tied to a smaller price rise if Western recovery advances and Middle East peace efforts progress.

Bonn West Germany UPI Saudi Arabia West Great Britain Italy France Ahmed Zaki Yamani der Spiegel United Arab Emirates Organization of J Gatar Yamani Spain Portugal Paris Middle East

Farm costs elude precise figures in Senate debate

UPI farm editor Bernard Brenner reports that Senate leaders clash over cost estimates for crop production as they draft 1978 and future support formulas. Estimates for corn production costs range from 1.48 to 2.60 dollars per bushel depending on included items and land costs.

Bernard Brenner UPI Washington Senate Senate Agricul Ture Committee Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Talmadge

Hurt in Fall Leaves 86 at Llano Estacado Center

Olive Holt, 86, rests at Llano Estacado Medical Center after a fall at her home on Monday. No bones were broken and she is in Room 24 A. friends may write or call.

Olive Holt Llano Estacado Medi Center North

Made Their Own Deal at Las Vegas Hilton

Unofficial entrants at the Las Vegas Hilton show Let’s Make a Deal walked away with about 3500 in prizes from the taping. They sidestepped rules by gathering at the venue and stealing luggage appliances a television set and other prize storage items.

Las Vegas New UPI Las Vegas Hilton

New Mexico Plans Appeal of HEW Medicaid Penalty

The state will appeal a 78211 penalty from HEW over Medicaid early and periodic screening for needy children. HEW levied 4.7 million in penalties on four states with NM cited for delays in scheduling screenings October to December 1974. State Welfare Director Dennis Hazlett cited staff shortages and said federal funds had not yet been withheld.

Santa Fe, N.M UPD Health, Education and Welfare Department Dennis Hazlett New Mexico New York Indiana California Hazlett HEW Fulton

Lubbock Knives Sold Nationwide

Arkansas knife maker Charles Hipp of the Bone Knife Company explains how his hand crafted blades range from forty to one hundred sixty dollars and ship globally to Japan Australia Germany with about three hundred knives produced annually. He notes quality through steel and fit and recalls a custom piece for President Ford and Oklahoma Indians. Hipp says about 33 knife makers operate nationwide.

R. Michael Patterson Lubbock Tex UPI Arkansas Japan Australia Germany Charles Hipp Bone Knife Company Texas Hipp Brazil Africa Oklahoma Ford

Weather Outlook Southeast Plains

The Southeastern Plains region sees varied high cloudiness and warmer conditions today. Increasing clouds bring a cooler trend by Thursday with Lovington in the upper 50s and near 30, while other areas reach mid 50s.

United Press International Southeastern Plains Lovington

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