Vacation tales and misadventures from Loving ton
Loving ton residents share summer exploits from trips to Astro domain and Ute Lake. The Sonny DeLos Santos family revels in a five year saved dream vacation despite costs while Art and Chris Mhoon lose tackle to theft at Ute Lake. Bill and JoAnn Matlock scout Wallace bumper stickers in Montgomery and remark on Jackson’s growth.
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Sonny DeLos Santos
Houston
Sonny
Astros
Art
Chris Mhoon
Ute Lake
Bill
JoAnn Matlock
Old South
George Wallace
Wallace
Montgomery
JoAnn
Mississippi
Jackson
Lovington DA Office Reopens Full Time Under Cathey
Lovington district attorney J. Lee Cathey restarts the office on a full-time basis effective Monday with Mrs. Joyce Edmiston as secretary to John Humphrey the first assistant district attorney. Humphrey will move his Lovington office to full time on August 1. Edmiston will begin at 8:30 with hours 8:30 to noon and 1 to 5 daily.
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Lovington
J. Lee Cathey
Joyce Edmiston
Cathey
John Humphrey
Lea County
Hobbs
Humphrey
Edmiston
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Mildand
Loving
Pan American Oil Company
Special Session Decision Looms for Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighs whether to convene a rare special session to review an appellate ruling affecting McGovern delegates. Chief Justice Burger considers delaying or holding a hearing as parties press for a fast or extended ruling ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Chicago Mayor Daley seeks action on Illinois delegates tied to the Credentials Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon A. Guidry Jr
Associated Press
Supreme Court
McGovern
California
Dcs
Warren E. Burger Emeetee
Burger
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Hhus
DEMOS
Boy Injured In Incinerator Explosion Near Lubbock
Richard Richmond 13 sustained extensive head injuries when an incinerator exploded near Charley Dunn salvage yard by pass road. He was operated on to relieve brain pressure and remained critical at Methodist Memorial Hospital. The family, of 503 West Avenue P, includes six children.
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Richard Richmond
Lubbock
Methodist Memorial Hospital
Richard and
Rose Richmond
W. Ave. P
Charley Dunn
Richard
Richmonds
Lorena
Patty
Robbie
Donald
Valarie
Paratroopers Seize Part of Quang Tri City
South Vietnamese forces claim to control about two thirds of Quang Tri City with paratroop battalion units backed by tanks pushing in from the north. US air and naval bombardment and Marine advances halted further gains as 58 North Vietnamese were reported killed and eight tanks destroyed on the outskirts.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
Namese
7Th Fleet
Constant Holger Jensen
New Hope Baptist To Hold Revival
Revival at New Hope Baptist Church runs from Saturday July 10 to Wednesday July 14 nightly at 8 00 p m Evangelist Rev F K Williams joins Rev James Dobbins pastor in inviting all to attend a time of testimony and preaching for these days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.K. Williams
New Hope Baptist Church
James Dobbins
Williams
Kiddie Show Tickets At These Lovington Firms
Parents can pick up free tickets for the sponsor maid Saturday kiddie shows from Lovington businesses. List includes Mode O Day S and J Men's Store Fiesta Furniture Jake's Pharmacy Mhoon Jewelry Lea County Electric and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Mode O’ Day
S & J Men's Store
Fiesta Furniture
Jake’s Pharmacy
Mhoon Jewelry
Lea County Electric First National Bank
Denton Hardware Office Supply
Dick Schenck New Mexico Bank and Trust
Alston Insurance Agency
Sears City Drug First Federal Only
Ward Southern Union Gas Western Auto
Robbie's
Bicentennial Plans Studied
Santa Fe New Mexico. The new chairman of the New Mexico Bicentennial Commission says Gov. Bruce King should have a voice in selecting the commission director. Delgado notes the governor has appointments to the commission and should influence the director choice. A $45 federal grant aids commission operations to hire a director as plans develop for bicentennial parks.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Delgado
Las Cruces
Tucumcari
Las Vegas
Gallup
Energy clash over New Mexico gas in federal system
Gov Bruce King’s Energy Task Force hears El Paso Natural Gas discuss plans to curtail gas use due to shortages. EPNG seeks 30 000 acre feet water from the San Juan River for a coal plant while arguing curtailment is for reliability of residential gas supply. Officials defend the plan as FPC ordered and apply to NM AZ CA NV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
N.M
Bruce King
New Mexico
el Paso Natural Gas Co
EPNG
San Juan River
Mel Efrlich
Federal Power Commission
Ehrlich
Res
California
Arizona
Nevada
FPC
Lea Ranches Receive Continued Rains In Lea County
The Lea County area reports ongoing rainfall with totals from last night varying by location. James Duffey south of Prairieview measured 1.8 inches, McDonald community 1.3 inches, Buddy Medlin ranch west of Tatum 0.4 inch, J Tulk ranch northeast of Mallamar totaling 2 inches for the week, and Caprock-area ranches overall accumulating two to four inches. East of town also saw heavy showers.
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Lea County
Bob Howard
James Duffey
Prairieview
McDonald Community
Buddy Medlin
Tatum
Tulk
Mallamar
Caprock
Howard
Whigs Nominate Fillmore For President In Revival
The resurrected Whigs nominate Millard Fillmore as their 1972 presidential candidate at a revived party convention in a Baltimore park. Robert E. Lee Moxley secures the No 2 spot as delegates acclaim Fillmore the standard bearer amid platform talks including wage freezes and party reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goeller
Associated Press
Baltimore
Whigs
Millard Fillmore
Robert E. Lee Moxley
Vette Co
Amdur
Fillmore
Petey Nants
Students’ Committee
White House
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Allen D. Gray
Ves
Aaa-Tv
Dewayne Rogers
Cole de Viet
New Hope Baptist
John's Drive-in
Daily Leader
Don Williams
Dale Jones
James Robinson
Energy Report
U.S
Plains
PNG
J. le York
Denver
Lea Ranches
Zachary Restoration
Pie
James A. Seidel
Frostburg Osa
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