Sounds Of Joy Feature Local Girl Mary Wallace
Lovington native Mary Wallace sings with Sounds of Joy at Carlsbad Civic Center Wednesday through Sunday nights at 8. She is a ENMU senior majoring in flute and active in the university bands and Tau Beta Sigma. Wallace has held Miss Clovis 1971 and Miss Congeniality Maid of Cotton Ruido contestant honors.
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Mary Wallace
Leonard Wallace
Lovington
Carlsbad Civic Center
Lovington High School
Miss Wallace
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Enmu Symphony Orchestra
Wallace
Tau Beta Sigma
ENMU
Wool
Clovis
Wet weather clings across New Mexico with scattered showers
Wet conditions persist as the Weather Service reports showery weather across most areas with traces to near 0.79 inches in several towns including Raton, Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Highs reach 70s and 80s with overnight lows in the 50s to 60s as thundershowers threaten the east and west regions. In Santa Fe the State Land Office notes July oil and gas lease sales brought 406 361, higher than 1972, with Superior Oil Co paying top bids per acre and for larger tracts in Eddy and ea counties.
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United Press International
New Mexico
Mag Weather Service
Taos
Gallup
Raton
Moriarty
Santa Fe
Silver City
Demingo
Cuba
Tucumcari
Ruidoso
Carlsbad
Santa Fe, N.M. Upi
State Land Office
Land Office
Superior Oil Co
Midland
Tex
Eddy County
Lovington Band Boosters Sell Banners for Fair Decor
Lovington Band Boosters Association has decorated the city with banners for 15 years, previously done by a Amarillo firm. Funds from local merchants support band students, financing trips like Cotton Bowl and Sun Bowl, trophies, Mexico goodwill visit, and banner supplies. R B Moore and Lea Co Electric Cooperative assist with banner placement.
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Lovington
Mexico
R. B. Moore
Lea Co, Electric Cooperative
Weather threats heavy rain across Eastern Plains and mountains
Eastern Plains will experience locally heavy rainfall from numerous thunder showers through early tonight with possible repeats Thursday. Central Mountains see scattered thundershowers Thursday afternoon and evening with locally heavy rainfall possible. Temperatures rise slightly in warmer afternoons across Las Cruces and Santa Fe areas.
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Clovis
Lovington
Artesia
Tucumcari
Central Mountains
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Reception To Honor Foreign Student
A reception for Miss Norma Semeghini will be held Thursday afternoon starting at 2 p.m. at the Jimmie Williams home on the Tatum Highway. Norma returns to Brazil on July 24. All are invited to attend the farewell party in her honor.
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Norma Semeghini
Jimmie Williams
Tatum Highway
Norma
Brazil
FTC seeks divestiture of refinery ops in oil antitrust case
FTC official James Halverson says relief must include viable refinery capacity, with significant divestiture and connected pipelines. The complaint targets eight major oil firms for monopolizing production and marketing, contributing to higher gas prices and a gasoline shortage. The firms, led by Exxon and Texaco, posted $62.5 billion in last year’s sales.
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Washington Upi
High
Federal Trade Commission
Governmnt
James T. Halverson
FTC
Halverson
Aneaean Halverson
U.S
Exxon Corp
New York
Texaco Inc
Gulf Oil Corp
Pittsburgh
Mobil Oil Corn
Standard Oil of
California
San Francisco
Indiana
Chica
Shell Oil Corp
Houston
Standard Oil of California
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
House
Lea Auction Sells 830 Head This Week
About 830 head sold this week with active demand. Slaughter cows and bulls mostly steady to .50 lower, stocker calves under 400 pounds steady to 1.00 lower, feeders over 500 pounds up 50 to 1.00. Notable lots include Ruby Bess 240 pounds at 87.00 and Mary Lee Norris 780 pounds at 50.80, with many other cattle described by weight, breed and seller across Lovington, Hobbs, Monument, Midland and adjacent areas.
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Ruby Bess
Tatum
Pablo Pena
McDonald
Jess Anthony
Monahans
Fred Richardson
Lovington
Gene Dalmont
Hobbs
Frank McKinney
Lamesa
Schargauer Cattle Co
Midland
C. O. Price
Levington
Kitty Madera
Ellen McDonald
Orla
Blk
Garland Brown
C.A. Fort
Wfe
UR Cattle Co
Eunice
Char Bull
Lebert Baskett
Char
S. R, Irby
Curtis Blevins
Red of Bull
C. B. Sullivan
Nixon unveils Phase IV price controls to replace a controversial freeze
President Nixon declares Phase IV economic controls to curb inflation and steer the U.S. back toward a free market. Treasury Secretary Stultz will reveal details after the market closes as officials promise a tougher program with wage limits and broader enforcement by the Cost of Living Council and IRS.
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Gene Carlson
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Stultz
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
United States
Cost
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon Eyes Release From Hospital To Resume Work
President Nixon, recovering from pneumonia, aims to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital by Thursday after doctors report no untoward effects. He plans to return to a heavy schedule, making policy decisions on Phase IV economic controls while Watergate tapes remain under review.
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Helen Thomas Washington Uopi
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Senate
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Scott
Mansfield
Ola Mansfield
Ing
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Leonard Garment
J. Fred Buzhardt
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Five More Die On NM Highways
New Mexico state police report five additional traffic deaths, raising the 1973 toll to 305. Victims include Leo Slim, 13, Prewitt. Clarence J. Henley, 57, Carlsbad. Joseph L. Louie, 27, Church Rock. Sara Begay, 44, Church Rock. Sharon Martinez, 24, Pine Tree Mission. Driver Bobby Wayne Baley of Amarillo was involved in one crash. other cases involve single-vehicle overturns and hit-and-run deaths near Bloomfield, Artesia, Gallup, and Church Rock.
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United Press International
New Mexico
Leo Slim
Prewitt
N.M
Wentr E
Control
Eben Tak
Grants
Interstate 40
Coepois
NeMay M
Bloomfield
NM 44
Wes
Neageozi
Bobby Wayne Baley
Amarillo
Tex
Clarence J. Henley
Carlsbad
el Paso
Artesia
Joseph L. Louie
Churchrock
Gallup
Sara Begay
Sharon Martinez
Pine Tree Mission
Galup
Minton Elected President of NM Physicians
Dr William L. Minton of Lovington is elected president of the New Mexico Charter of the American Academy of Family Physicians at the Rui doso Summer Clinic in Ruidoso. Other officers include Beddo of Albuquerque as president-elect and Stalzer of Ruidoso as secretary-treasurer.
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Ruidoso
UPI
William L. Minton
Lovington
New Mexico
American Academy of Family Physicians
Minton
Presae
Jom A
Carls
B. L. Beddo
Albuquerque
Neilson Smith
Smeeeee
Edward V. Stalzer
US. Marshall
Roswell
Walter J. Hopkins
Academy
Worst Of Gasoline Shortage Subides
United Press International reports the worst of the summer gasoline shortage may be over as the Senate approves the trans Alaska pipeline and the FTC files a monopoly complaint against eight major oil firms. AAA notes 47 percent of stations operate normally while 9 percent limit purchases, with persistent local shortages in Denver Portland Oregon Maryland and Utah.
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United Press International
American Automobile Association
AAA
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Denver
Colo
Unemployment Rate Jumps in New Mexico April
An April report in New Mexico Business notes a sharp rise in the adjusted unemployment rate from 5.0 to 6.0 percent, an ominous change as national rates hold near 5 percent. The rise partly reflects weather in lumber but suggests wider factors, while agriculture and national park visits show continued strength.
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Albuquerque
UPI
New Mexico
New Mexico Business
University of New Mexico
Bureau of Business Research
Three Armed Bandits Steal Truck Carrying Underwear
Three masked robbers hijacked a truck loaded with about $30 000 worth of women’s underwear from the Lovable Corp late Tuesday. The heist took place in New York, prompting a police search.
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New York
WPI
Lovable Corp
NMJC Pre-Enrolls 508 for Fall Semester
As of noon July 14 the first week of pre enrollment for Fall 1973 at New Mexico Junior College reached 508 students, up from 497 in the prior year. Day and evening classes are offered for student convenience.
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New Mexico Junior College
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Superior
Ea County
FIC
Ray Lucas
Jack Campbell
Germain Seed Co
San Antonio
Texas
Shamrock Cafe
Campbell
NM Physicians
Oregon
Gas
Maryland
Utah
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
NMJC
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