Staying with it The Lovington real estate and self help note
The column urges perseverance in daily self improvement and discusses Lovington housing appraisals, noting Ray Lovejoy’s view that higher appraisals will spur building. It highlights real estate growth, promotion, and a Christmas Card donation update totaling about 1309 dollars from latecomers The piece ends with thanks to local real estate agents and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lovejoy
Lovington
Ray
Virginia's Cupboard Sets New Weekday Opening Time
Virginia's Cupboard at 901 W Avenue D announces weekday hours start at 11 30 a m and remain open until 6 00 p m on Sunday evenings. The previously reported 7 30 a m opening was incorrect per the Leader notice.
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Virginia
W. Avenue D
Leader
Strikes Intensified In UV Panhandle Area
U.S. command reports near record air raids on the North Vietnamese Panhandle south of the 20th Parallel. 116 fighter bombers and 15 B52 formations struck targets including supply trucks. six raids hit within six miles of Bai Thuong Airbase as government troops repel Communist forces from Phuoc Long 2 hamlet near Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Dawson
Saigon
UPI
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Vinh
Hanoi
7Th Fleet
Duc Hau
20Th Parallel
Bai Thuong
Dmz
Phuoc Long 2
Mier film Center Inc Listing
Mier film Center Inc located in Dallas Texas 75235 shows address at Ux 45436 and lists contact details on December 3 1973. The notice references Hal VELY and UST M T in connection with the listing.
Police Add Two Officers to Lovington Department
Chief James Robinson announces two new officers for Lovington Police. Kenneth Neal from Roswell, former cabinet maker, two years in auxiliary police, wife Dana, son Cody five. Richard E Stoops from Roswell, two and a half years with Roswell police, wife Ruth Ann, daughter Martha Ann two and half, son Kyle Thomas three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Lovington
Kenneth Neal
Roswell
Dana
Cody
Richard E. Stoops
Ruth Ann
Martha Ann
Kyle Thomas
Working Force Reaches All Time High in December
Unemployment held at 5.2 percent for December, the 28 month low, while employment rose to a record 82.8 million. Government data show the labor market improving as jobs expand despite steady unemployment.
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Washington
Joblessness trends from 1969 to 1972 cited in Nixon era
The report notes unemployment averaged 5.6 percent in 1972, down from 5.9 percent in 1971 and above the 4.9 percent of 1970 and 3.5 percent in 1969, during President Nixon's first year in office.
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Tics
Nixon
No Fault Auto Insurance Concept Gains Some Support
United Press International surveyed 35 New Mexico legislators and found 22 favored some form of no fault auto insurance. Supporters want a study by the Insurance Regulation Study Committee before 1973 action, with concerns about cost and consumer protection. Some opposed or undecided cite potential legal costs and prior failed bills.
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Santa FE
George Pennington
San Juan
Jom Hays Jr
New Mexico
Hays
Joseph E. Gant
Eddy
Frank Lillywhite
James E. Caudell
Rbernalillo
Echols Seeks Four Year Terms for Officials
Sen. Odis Echols introduces a measure to let elected officials seek another four year term while Sen. Alex Martinez aims to return to two year terms. The debate follows four year terms now in effect since 1970 and figures like Gov. Bruce King and Treasurer Jesse Kornegay may run again if changed. Echols argues good government and precedent in other states. Martinez calls four years a mistake and criticizes it as political? manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE Upi
Odis Echols
Curry Roosevelt
Alex G. Martinez
Santa Fe
Bruce King
Jesse Kornegay
Echols
IRS Sets Up Taxpayer Assistance in Albuquerque
The IRS announced a taxpayer assistance and education program in Albuquerque to curb fraudulent tax return preparation by noncertified preparers. Intelligence chief William J. McAulay said 28 of 35 local commercial preparers investigated in two months were inaccurate, noting many small firms offer tax services without CPAs or bookkeeping credentials.
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Albuquerque
Internal Revenue Service
Albuquerqe
William J. McAulay
IRS
McAulay
New Mexico
Parson Rites Saturday for Evalina Parson of Lovington
Funeral services for Evalina A. Parson a 53 year old Lovington resident who died in a Dimmitt Texas hospital Tuesday evening will be held Saturday at 2 PM at Hillcrest Baptist Church. Officiating ministers are Rev John Franklin and Rev M V Summers. Burial follows in Antioch Cemetery beside her husband Festus L. Parson who died in February 1969.
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Evalina A. Parson
Lovington
Dimmitt, Texas
Hillcrest Baptist Church
John Franklin
Castle Hills Baptist Church
Azle
Texas
M. V. Summers
Buria
Antioch Cemetery
Festus L. Parson
Burglar Leaves Forwarding Address in Justice Office
Police arrest Wayne M. Lopez, 30, after finding his wallet with identification in the Justice of the Peace office burglary scene. The break in yielded a tape recorder adding machine and pistol missing from the office.
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Bisbee
Ariz
UPI
Justice of the Peace
Wayne M. Lopez
Little League and Mothers Plan Joint Organizational Meeting
A combined LL and LL Mothers meeting is set for Monday evening January 8 at 7 30 in the Lea County Electric cooperative meeting room. Officers will be elected in separate sessions that same evening and all interested attendees are urged to participate.
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Little League
Lea County Electric Cooperative
LL Mothers
Nixon Congress showdown over ag program cuts looms
UPI reports Rep Harold Runnels of New Mexico predicts a clash with the Nixon administration as congressmen from farm states push back against cuts in Rural Economic Assistance Programs REAP and Rural Electrification Administration funds. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz defends the cuts and promises no further reductions while noting net farm income remains near a record.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Congress
Runnels
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Rural Electrification Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Rumels
Butz
House Agriculture Committee
Executive
Missouri
Supreme Court
Roy Robinson Joins Lovejoy Real Estate Expansion
Roy Robinson, longtime Southern Union Gas Company supervisor in Lovington, will join Lovejoy Real Estate later this month as the firm expands its personnel. The move signals a broader hiring phase for Lovejoy as it grows its regional operations.
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Lovejoy Real Estate
Roy Robinson
Southern Union Gas Company
Lovington
Lovington Real Estate Office Adds Robinson and Reed Partners
Ray Lovejoy announces Roy Robinson and Rock Reed will join Lovejoy Real Estate in Lovington. Robinson, former Lea Theater manager and Southern Union veteran, joins as sales staff while Reed, Lovington teacher, works weekends and summers. They relocate to 105 South Main in a remodeled space as Lovejoy aims to expand their springboard into 1974 and 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lovejoy
Rock Reed
Lovington
Reed
Lovejoy
Robinson
Lea Theater
Southern Union
Juanice
Portales
Clay Plemmons
South Main
Geolograph
A. L. Hahn
Lovejoy Real Estate
Court Docket Set For Jury Trials In Lea County
District Court of Lea County announces a jury trial docket beginning February 5 1973 with cases each day including Walter Brooks Burglary Ella R Thompson Aggravated Battery David Wayne Hirt Burglary Margarito O Contreras Larceny over 100 Ricky K Lewis Unlawful Taking Motor Vehicle Grady Billington Perjury Richard Eugene Brown Aggravated Battery Ruben Tala vera Garza Forgery Wanda Joyce McClenden Harris Murder and Ruby Caldwell Burglary of Residence.
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District Court of
Lea County
Walter Brooks
J. Templeman
Kenneth Dean Putman
Markley
Ella R. Thompson
Gallini
David Wayne Hirt
J, Williams
Steve Hudson
Margarito O
Contreras
Ricky K. Lewis
J. Williams
Grady Billington
Richard Eugene Brown
H. Markley
Ruben Talaverra Garza
J. Maddox
William Harvey Wise
C, Payne
Wanda Joyce McClenden Harris
G. Lamberson
Ruby Caldwell
Weather briefing for Eastern Plains travel advisory
Scattered snows today ending tonight with accumulations up to 3 inches. Fog and possible freezing drizzle through tonight. Continued cold with partly cloudy Saturday. Clovis forecast 90-12, Lovington 30-14, Central Mountains warnings today and tonight. Snow totals 4 inches or more expected, windy and cold today. Partly cloudy Saturday with a few snow flurries. Fe 28-10.
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Eastern Plains
Clovis
Lovington
Central Mountains
Key 73 Activities This Weekend In Lovington
The interdenominational Key 73 movement holds Lovington events this weekend. The TV program Paith in Action airs Saturday at 5:30 on channels 7 10 and 12 and is slated for national view. Dr Kenneth Osborn invites residents to watch and host a TV party. Sunday features a youth rally at the Lovington Youth Center from 2 30 to 5 30 with participation from local churches. Harlan Westenberg is rally general chairman. Dale Buck will speak. music from Jesus 5 and a St Thomas Catholic youth group. refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key 73
America
Lovington
Paith In Action
Lovington Area
Kenneth Osborn
Harlan Westenberg
Dale Buck
Jesus 5
St. Thomas Catholic Church
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R. W. Titchen
Wanda
Robin
Randy
Megan
Ivy Millsap
Fred Wickham
Debbie
Randy Lynda McGinnes
Bert Weber
Mary Ruth
Jim
Cynthia
Shelley
Iee
UV Panhandle
Lovington School Board
Pat Lawson
Nancy Radley
Glenn Adams
John Warren
Glen Williams
Joe Trujillo
Jack Ruggs
Johnie Wilson
Tom Rutherford
Dbernalillo
William E. Warren
D-Bernalillo
Warren
Virgil Rhodes
R-Bernalillo
Vernon Kerr
Los Alamos
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