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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1973

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Pornography laws shift as New Mexico act goes into effect

An editorial notes the Supreme Court's stance on obscenity and the shift in attitudes, with New Mexico's January act now in force restricting under 18 access. It reports Lovington theaters plan to show only G and PG films from August 1, and cites local managers expecting a milder film and book environment while confirming ongoing legal adjustments.

Supreme Court Nixon High Tribunal San Francisco Elm Street USA New Mexico Lovington Lea Wildcat Chuck Cummins Chuck

Gasoline shortage appears to ease in United States

Production and demand show modest gains as more stations extend hours and allotments rise. Some regions remain tight, especially the Northwest, with Ohio hinting at possible government rationing. Major refiners plan capacity growth and suppliers say they can supply more gasoline this summer.

UPI Northwest Ohio Independent Petroleum Association of America PAA Nationaletroleum Refiners Association NPRA Texas

President Nixon to tell his version of events

President Nixon plans to present his side of the story in San Clemente after reports about his public appearances. The White House indicated he would address the matter in a forthcoming statement, setting the stage for his view on the controversy.

Helen Thomas San Clemente Calif UPI Nixon Ervin Committee White House Federal Grand Jury Senate Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler

Pruit Added To NMIC Faculty

John Richard Pruit 25 a former resident of Lavington has been appointed professor of physical education director of intramurals and gymnastics coach for the 1973 74 academic year at New Mexico Junior College by NMIC Board. He earned a bachelor’s in physical education from NMSU in 1970 and a master’s in physical education from NMSU in 1971. He has since completed eight graduate credit hours at NMSU and been active in the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation Blue Key and was captain of the gymnastics team 1968 69. He taught at NMSU 1971 73 and coached gymnastics 1969 70.

John Richard Pruit Lavington New Mexico Junior College Nmic Board Pruit Lavington High School Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico State University NMSU Activ American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation Blue Key Honorary Fraternity

No Pet Skunks Porcupines Pumas In Duke City

Albuquerque owners must pay a license fee under a revised city ordinance banning pets deemed wild fierce dangerous or noxious. Lions pumas bears weasels raccoons porcupines skunks venomous snakes and crocodiles are forbidden unless educational scientific permits are obtained.

Albuquerque

Government euphemisms for firing officials

The passage notes that officials such as Jom W. Dean II and others were described with softened terms like "requested and accepted" resignation and "selected out" as staff depart under government push. William E. Colby proposes early retirement to ease government exits.

Washington Nixon Jom W. Dean II State Department William E. Colby CIA Senate Ap Baersens

Cattlemen Predict Meat Shortages Amid Price Freeze

Jom Trotman of the American National Cattlemen's Association warns meat shortages if Nixon renews price controls. He notes beef prices are frozen while feed grains for cattle rise, threatening market supply.

Denver UPI Nixon American National Cattlemen's Association Jom Trotman

Weather East Plains Fair With Late Showers Today and Wednesday

Eastern Plains expect generally fair skies with a few late afternoon and early evening showers today and Wednesday. Temperatures stay nearly steady with highs around 64 to 98 across Clovis Lovington and Artesia.

Eastern Plains Clovis Lovington Artesia

Recent Dies In Port Lavaca

Lee Barbee father of Mrs. Lacy Dunlap of Lovington died Monday night in a Port Lavaca Texas hospital while en route home after visiting his daughter. He had been ill since Sunday night. He leaves three sons and two daughters and three Lovington grandchildren. Funeral services are pending. Dunlaps Deep Rock Service Station will be closed Wednesday in his memory.

Lee Barbee Lacy Dunlap Lovington Port Lavaca Texas

Thief Captured After Bold Break-In at Dewey's Store

Lovington police arrested Ernesto Rodriguez, 26, a transient worker, after he broke into Dewey's Department Store at Main and Central. Two teenagers alerted officers. officers recovered stolen coins and several items including pants shirts shoes and a western hat. Rodriguez faced charges of breaking and entering and theft with a $2000 bond.

Lovington Dewey’s Department Main Central Danny Cheatood Joe Baume Ofhcers Ernesto Rodriguez Transent Rodriguez

Holiday Death Toll Forecast for Fourth of July

United Press International reports that during the brief Fourth of July holiday period as many as 240 traffic deaths and over 10,000 disabling injuries could occur in the United States. The National Safety Council cites 180 to 240 deaths and 10,000 to 12,000 injuries, with gas and oil shortages not pinching travel.

United Press International United States National Safety Council Betwen

Lighthouse Changes Hours For Summer

The Lighthouse in Low openings its doors in March and announces new hours. It will be open Tuesday nights from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Saturday nights from 8 p.m. to midnight. Tuesday features extensive Bible study led by Mrs. Vicki Hines. Saturday offers guests with music sharing or testimonies, starting with Paula Herring and Betty Burke from Hobbs this week.

Vicki Hines Paula Herring Betty Burke Hobbs

Holly Corp expands Artesia refinery capacity to 26,000 bpd

Holly Corp plans to boost Navajo Refining Co output from 20,000 to 26,000 barrels per day. The expansion targets more diesel and heavy fuel oil, aided by favorable New Mexico climate, removal of the Manufacturers Privilege tax, and supportive EPA stance. Holly owns 74.5 percent of the refinery and operates storage terminals in California, Idaho and Michigan.

Dallas Upi Holly Corp New Mexico Ar Company Lamar Norsworth Navajo Refining Co Navajo Norsworthy Environmental Protection Agency Holly California Idaho Michigan

Adams Seeks Court to Halt Airport Work Proceeding

Adams Lovington contractor P G Adams secured a writ of mandamus against county commissioners to stop Hobbs contractor Bill Jourdan from starting work at Hobbs Lea County Airport. Jourdan won a $22110.70 contract for an entranceway and facilities, with a court order also issued yesterday. Judge H Verle Payne set August 3 for a hearing to decide if Adams should be awarded the project at his bid of $17629.03. Adams claims officials acted maliciously, arbitrarily, and deprived him of 14th Amendment rights without cause.

P. G. Adams Lovington Bill Jourdan Hobbs Hobbs Lea County Jourdan H. Verle Payne Adams Merrill Norton

Lovington Fourth of July Closures Planned by Local Businesses

Lovington residents plan a relaxing Fourth as government offices close including city hall courthouse and post office except sheriff's, and banks and drug stores close. Grocery stores Bylow Foodway Corner Baker open for shoppers. John’s Drive In and Ranch House serve meals. clothing stores close.

Lovington First National Bank New Mexico Bank and Trust Liberty National Bank Bylow Foodway Corner Grocery Baker’s Grocery John’s Drive In Ranch House Pearl’s

Clouds Bring Thundershowers Across New Mexico Heat Relief

Scattered clouds across New Mexico bring thundershowers as a relief from a week of heat. Highs near 100 degrees persist in the south and elsewhere, with Las Cruces 104 and Deming 104 on Monday. Alamogordo 103, Socorro 103, Albuquerque 102, Tucumcari 102, Carlsbad 100, Truth or Consequences 100, Roswell 100.

United Press International New Mexico Las Cruces Deming Alamogordo Socorro Albuquerre Tucumcari Carlsbad Truth Or Consequences Roswe

AG Investigator Arrested for DWI in New Mexico

An investigator from the New Mexico Attorney General's Office, Phil Torres, was arrested June 27 in Sandoval County on charges of driving while intoxicated disorderly conduct driving left of center and reckless driving. Sheriff Budagher confirmed the arrest and said Norvell would await court action before commenting further. The report notes hot temperatures and scattered rainfall in various locales including Cloudcroft Albuquerque Silver City Truth or Consequences and Raton.

Oupis Oval County Robert Budgaher Invest Budagher Phil Torres David Norvell Sandoval Arro Tracy Stockton Torres Norvell Santa Fe Cloudcroft Albuquerque Silver City Raton

Services Set Thursday For Mrs. Ethel Key

Mrs. Ethel Key 79 a Lea County ranching pioneer died Monday at Lovington Good Samaritan Center. She lived there since March due to ill health and was born October 28 1893 in Ira Texas. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Smith Rogers Chapel with Rev EJ Bradshaw officiating. Interment in Lovington Cemetery. Survived by four daughters two sons a sister a brother 19 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

Ethel Key Lea County Lovington Good Samaritan Center South Third Street First Baptist Church of Abilene Texas Bertha Lillard Roswell N. Mex Cecil M. Tow Ft. Bayard Smith- Rogers Chapel EJ. Bradshaw First Baptist Church of Los Alamos, N. Mex Lovington Cemetery

New Mexico Judge Rules Retirement and Sex in Help Wanted Ads Violate HR Act

Santa Fe UPIA ruled that mandatory retirement at 65 and sex based classifications in employment ads violate New Mexico Human Rights Act. The decision follows James Spillane’s UNM retirement case and references the Pittsburgh Press Co. ruling. Newsrooms warned to stop sex labeled ads.

Santa FE UPIA New Mexico Human Rights Commission Charles R. Rudolph Rudolph James P. Spillane University of New Mexico Nationbuquerque Publishing Co The Albuquerque Journal Tribune Spillane UNM University Acs Supreme Court Pittsburgh Press Co Pittsburgh Commission

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