Lovington Hosts Two Foreign Students For Home Stay
The American Field Service assigns Viva Nilsson of Sweden and Rui Maiera to Lovington families for the upcoming school year. Viva will stay with Bill and Mary Jo Lewis and Sammye at 1409 Cottonwood, while Rui will reside with Jim and Fern Jameson and their children Steve and Jamie. Arrival is expected mid August. Local Beta Sigma Phi chapters sponsor the program with support from multiple local businesses and professionals.
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Lovington
American Field Service
Viva Nilsson
Sweden
Bill
Mary Jo Lewis
Sammye
Cottonwood
Rui Maiera
Jim
Fern Jameson
Steve
Jamie
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alston Insurance Agency
Caprock Insurance Agency
R.E. Smith
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
First National Bank of
Lea County
Fannie Lee Mitchell, Inc
Ferguson Construction Co
J. P
Esta Lou Morgan
Heidel, Lamberson, Gallini and Williams
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Liberty National Bank
New Mexico Bank and Trust Company
Runnels Mud Company
Aracatuba
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jim Jameson
Visby
Bill Lewis
Dora-Causey School Board Election Set
Election information for Dora-Causey school district incomplete in OCR fragment. Mentions board race setup and district officials, with unreadable names and dates blurred by scanning.
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Dora-Causey
Weather Summary From Sachem Tieton Area Scores
Scant readable lines show Clovis 64 92, Lovington 63 02, Artesia 67 96 with scattered notes on local weather and scores lacking full context. No clear event details or dates emerge from the fragment.
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Sachem Tieton
Laie Deen Tenon Clovis
Lovington
Artesia
Youth Workshop Set By Lea Farmers Union
Youngsters in grades through twelve are invited to a youth workshop announced by Lea Farmers Union. The program aims to engage students with practical farming skills, leadership tips, and community projects during the upcoming session.
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Lea Farmer's Union
Bobby Fischer Emerges From Isolation For Big Match
The article notes Bobby Fischer stepping out of seclusion for a high profile chess showdown in a city scene. It describes his public appearance, fans reacting, and the build up around the upcoming game as he returns to the board.
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Stady Joveb
Zeeland
Hell
Minimum wage hike could strain New Mexico budget says Spath
Spath warns raising state minimum to 1.90 could cost about 560000 for state workers and burden cities more than the state. He notes preliminary figures show 2000 workers at lower pay would incur about 280 extra dollars per year per person. He adds the state may face pressure as conference committee finalizes the plan.
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Spath
New Mexico
Scamenes
Saigon police report mixed deaths among U S troops
U S spokesmen said today that five Marines were killed and nine others injured by March 30 amid fighting. The report cites multiple causes including overdoses drowning and other accidents on both government and Communist sides.
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Saigon
Quang Tri Battle Shifts as Marines Replace Paratroopers
News from Hue and Quang Tri reports marines replacing paratroopers in the Citadel battle after North Vietnamese capture. Fire bases Bestone Checkmate and Bastogne faced heavy shelling with 3000 rounds. 17 Communists killed and two government troops dead. South Vietnamese marines suffer a transport crash north of Quang Tri.
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Alan Dawson
Hue
Quang Tri City
Quang Cae Wee
Cena
Bestone
Bastogne
South Vietnam
Bone and Lion
Saigon
Quang Tri
UNM Star Indicted On Dope Charges
A federal customs official and a former University of New Mexico basketball star were indicted after distributing cocaine. DeLong faced charges of possession with intent to distribute and distribution of 216.7 grams of cocaine. Sanford, along with DeLong, was connected to another basketball player and related actions. The indictment alleges improper search handling in Lopez's car.
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Albuquerque Upi
University of New Mexico
Burton de Et Eet
DeLong
Sanford
Gassification Agreement To Be Revealed
An agreement related to coal gasification plants in New Mexico was confirmed by an office for David King. The document reportedly concerns gas produced and cost implications, with no further details offered at this time.
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Santa FE
N,m
David King
M . Tat
D H Woodward Rites Set At Lovington Church
Donovan Henry Woodward 77 a longtime Lovington resident died Wednesday after being stricken at home. He worked at Lovington Auto Company in early days and retired in 1954 to farm. Survived by wife Maude three sons two sisters ten grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Church of the Nazarene with Rev Dudley Anderson officiating. Lovington Lodge No 46 A F and A M to conduct rites at cemetery.
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Donovan Henry Woodward
Lovington
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Warren Snyder
Lovington Auto Company
Woodward
Loveington Lodge
A.F
A.M
Order of Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Maude
Midland
Texas
Jim’’ Woodard
Birmandries
Algeria
A.D
Rusty’’ Woodward
Prairie Grove
Arkansas
Robert C. Woodward
Gladys Ogle
Bobbie Batton
Big Spring
Agnes Hibbets
Church of the Nazarene
Dudley Anderson
Lovington Cemetery
Lovington Lodge No. 46
Masonic Rt
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NASA
Hereford
Sam Massey
Hondo
Shelby Gilmore
Robert Howard
Lea County Fairgrounds
Lovngton
Dore Spen
Weldon Perrin
Diane Sadie Tan
the Tene Operational
Ont Sos
Scere
Bobby Fischer
Bind
Vietnam
UNM Star
Gergo
Lopez
McGovern
Eagleton
D. H. Woodward
D, H, Woodward
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