Lovington hearing on C B Truck Lines drags into third day
Community hearing over whether C B Truck Lines can operate in Lovington and nearby areas continues, with executives from El Paso and several regional managers present. The case, opposed by ICX Apex and other carriers, could extend through ICC procedures and years of appeals, underscoring regulatory friction and criticism of government controls on commerce.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Amarillo
Lubbock
Texas
Lovington
Smokey Sain
Bob Hunter
Gary Wofford
Bernard Turnip
Floyd Cross
Floyd
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Nixon Urges Congress to Back Progress Drive in State of Union
President Nixon urged Democrats and Congress to partner for national progress by approving remaining administration proposals, expanding defense spending, and launching a new technology program to boost jobs and research. He called for tax relief via school finance reform and property tax relief while signaling a broader push on welfare, revenue sharing, and government reorganization.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Presedent
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Lovington Chiropractor Welcomes Werner as Associate
Dr Russell H Werner joins Dr Darrell Atchley in Lovington at 518 W Avenue D. A New York native, Werner earned his Palmer College degree in June 1969 and previously worked with Blair Chiropractic Clinic's research unit in Lubbock. The Werners married four years with no children.
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Russell H. Werner
Jennifer
Darrell Atchley
Lovington
W. Avenue D
New York
Werner
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Blair Chiropratic Clinic
Lubbock
Werners
SV Forces Push New Offensive Near Saigon
Thousands of South Vietnamese units including para troopers rangers and armored troops drive 40 to 50 miles northwest of Saigon in a new operation aimed at keeping enemy forces off balance during the Tet holiday. The push involves 10,000 to 15,000 men with clashes报道.
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Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Saigon
Michelin Plantation
State Expenditures in New Mexico To top $661 Million
State Finance Director Bob Kirkpatrick outlined 1972 73 totals totaling 661.7 million dollars funded mainly by the general fund and federal dollars. Education receives the largest share with 290.4 million from the general fund and 21 million in federal funds.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Bob Kirkpatrick
House
Senate
State General Fund
Bruce King
General Fund
Colleges and Universities
State Department of Education
Highway Department
Water Provision Bill Introduced in New Mexico Senate
Subdivision bill introduced by Sen. Michael Alarid aims to force subdividers to guarantee available water at a defined maximum cost before land sales. The measure, a stopgap amendment to the 1963 Land Subdivision Act, requires full disclosure to the attorney general and ends a provision linking lots to county road grids. It targets subdivisions with 25 or more lots.
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Larry Calloway
Associated Press
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Bruce King
Five Deaths Reported In Indochina War Weekly Casualty Sum
The weekly U S command reported five American combat deaths and 26 wounded in Indochina for the second week of 1972. Eight Americans died from nonhostile causes. South Vietnamese deaths rose to their highest in a month while wounded reached a three month high due to intensified enemy attacks in the past 10 days. Allied commands said 1,034 enemy killed that week, with American casualties reaching totals of 45,637 killed in action and 302,519 wounded to date.
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Saigon
Services Set For Mrs Gunn at Smith Rogers Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs George Irene Gunn are planned Friday January 21 at 2 00 p m at Smith Rogers Funeral Home Chapel with a graveside rite at Prairiehaven Cemetery Hobbs where the casket will be opened. She is survived by a son J
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Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
George Irene Gunn
Prairiehaven
Hobbs
Weather Outlook for Eastern Plains and New Mexico
Eastern Plains show generally fair conditions tonight with partial clouding in the extreme north by Friday and little temperature change. Lovington records 38 to 72 degrees. New Mexico expects fair weather through Friday with increasing clouds in the far north and minimal temperature shifts.
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Lovington
New Mexico
J C Williams Dies Wednesday
James C Williams 57 died yesterday at Lovington General Hospital. Funeral services Friday January 21 at 10 00 a m at Smith Rogers Funeral Home Chapel with Cecil Hook and Winston Hamby officiating. Burial in Resthaven Cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret and son Michael of the home daughter Mrs Kenneth Turner of Lovington brother John Henry Williams Jr of Arlington Texas sister Mrs Richard Ogden Roswell mother Mrs Mincie Williams of Lubbock. Pallbearers listed.
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James C. Williams
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Frieday
Smith Rogers Funeral Home
Cecil Hook
Winston Hameby
Church of Christ
Resthaven Cemetery
Williams
Lea County Electric
Margaret
Michael
Kenneth Turner
Loveington
John Henry Williams, Jr
Arlington
Texas
Richard Ogden
Roswell
Mincie Williams
Lubbock
Bert Haggerton
Gilbert Ludecke
Jack Harris
Paul Wilcox
Dawson Hudgens
K.V. Caudill
Missing Odessa Woman's Body Found as Slayings Continue
In Odessa Texas officers discovered the skeleton of Mrs Gloria Sue Ni Green near a roadway after a lengthy search. She vanished June 17 from O L Well Service Co leaving behind her purse and shoes. Pathologists and a dentist will confirm ID. Meadors 24 formerly of Odessa is in Aztec on unrelated charges and extradition planned.
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Odessa
Tex
Gloria Sue Ni Green
Texas
Ector County
A.M
Slim’ Gabrel
Azetec
N.M
Johnny
Don Reaves
Green
Building Purchased by McKenney to Expand Store
Oscar McKenney has bought the 50 foot Lister Building on the square and plans to expand his business. Negotiations began last September and have now been completed.
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Oscar McKenney
Lister
McKenney Plans Changes For Lister Building Space
The Lister Building in Fort Stockton now houses McKenney’s pawn shop and furniture store. He will move the fabric store from HO Fast Central into the rented west 25 feet and convert the current location into ready to wear. The east 25 feet may be used for storage. no plans for the upper floor.
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Rc, Liseter
Fort Stockton
McKenney
HO Fast Central
Lister
New Mexico Officials Endorse State School Transport System
State School Superintendent Leonard DeLayo and Public School Finance Chief Harry Wagakter endorsed current funding and operation methods for New Mexico pupil transport. They urged more statewide study of a state owned system and noted Albuquerque buses cannot match district capacity. Transportation is state financed at 100 percent with local district contracts.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Leonard DeLayo
Harry Wagakter
Legislative Finance Committee
Albusquerque
Albuquerque
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Partnership For National Progress
Atchley Associate
da Nang
Aay
South Vietnam
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U.S
Peking
Pentagon
Laos
Demilitarized
Triborde
Ellsworth Bunker
Central Highlands
American Chamber of Commerce
Ina
See
DFA
VII Combat
Mrs. Gunn
J.C. Williams
J. C. Williams
Gabrel
Hig Telec
McKenney Store
Wugalter
Delayo
School Transportation System
S & K Real Estate
South Main
Meredith Smith
Mark Kennedy
Marilyn Smith
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