Buxton Corp Wins Favorable Review Of MONECO Value Report
The Buxton Corporation investment advisory firm earns a favorable review in its Value of Oil Producers report on MONECO of Lon gton. The article notes MONECOs stock activity, the companys main oil and gas business, and Buxtons valuation methods citing ratios to price. It mentions Lovington connections, Ammonia complex in Denton, and a solar demonstration project setback in New Mexico.
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Buxton Corporation
Connecticut
Moneco of
Longton
Moneco
Force
N Artesia
Ance Corporation
Denton
Atlantic-Richfield
Buxton
Lea County
Apar
Moneco S
New Mexico
College
U.S
Joseph Montoya
Senate
New Mexicanf
Winfoarkle
Leroy Sumruld
E 3
Leroy
Lovington
Ac Winford and
Holly
Belgrade to Host Nuclear-Style U.S.-Soviet Rights Clash
Delegates from 35 nations gather in Belgrade for a four to six week review of the Helsinki accords with a focus on human rights. Officials warn procedural discussion is preferred to polemics as Washington and Moscow trade accusations over rights in Europe. The talks aim to set a fall date for a full review.
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John A. Calicott
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Elsinki
Moscow
Washington
Carter
Europe
Right to Work Campaign Set in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque, organizers vow to revive the right to work issue in the 1978 election. The Equal Rights Council and Electrical Workers Local oppose the measure and plan a June 25 fund raising dance after National Right To Work Committee president Reed Larson visited. They warn voters that support for right to work means lower wages and poorer conditions.
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Albuquerque
N.M. Cpi
Equal Rights Council
Electrical Workers
ERC
Council
Judith Pratt
New Mexico
National
Ray Captured Hiding Under Pile of Leaves
Tennessee authorities report James Earl Ray, the confessed assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., captured while hiding under leaves in the Cumberland Mountains after a 54 hour escape. Fellow escapee Donald Ray Caylor was arrested in Oak Ridge, and another, Donald Shelton, was believed cornered nearby. Lane said the hunt relied on bloodhounds worn out by the chase. Ray's arrest ends a long manhunt tied to the 1968 King killing.
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Lewis Lord Petros
Tenn
UPI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Cumberland Mountains
Ray
Tennessee
Donald Ray Caylor
Oak Ridge
Staney Lane
Donald Shelton
Lane
Caylor
Brushy Mountains State Prison
King
Lorraine Motel
Memphis
Missouri
London
Hang Gliding Called Most Dangerous sport by CU Surgeon
Two hang gliders were seriously injured on Green Mountain in Jefferson County on Sunday. Joan Fouxt, 22, Morrison, was in critical condition with head and back injuries. Daii Jablonski, 23, Colorado Springs, serious. Dr Bruce C Paton said there have been 15 deaths and many serious injuries since the sport grew in Colorado. He warned beginners face lower risk, while advanced pilots leaping from cliffs face higher fatality potential. He acknowledged the thrill value and fatal risks of hang gliding.
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Denver
UPI
Green Mountain
Jefferson County
Colorado University
St. Anthony Hospital
Joan Fouxt
Morrison
Daii Jablonski
Springs
Bruce C. Paton
University of Colorado
Paton
Lookout Mountain
Budget Pay Plan Offered by Gas Co
The Albuquerque gas company promotes a Budget Pay Plan to level monthly bills over a year. The plan spreads gas costs by averaging usage and adjusts for overpayments or underpayments, with only the gas actually used charged. Enrollment starts with an August window and covers eleven to twelve months depending on conditions.
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Gas Co
Dune
Diversion Helped Ray Make Escape
Officials believe James Earl Ray and five other prisoners escaped Brushy Mountain with outside help from 15 to 20 inmates who diverted guards. Three diversion incidents lured guards as Ray and companions climbed a wall via a ladder to freedom, with warden Stonney Lane noting most inmates on the yard likely knew of the plan.
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Carl A
Vines Petros
Tenn
UPI
James Earl Ray
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Ray
Stonney Lane
Pioneer Lea d rancher Bunk Shipp dies at 84
Bunk Shipp, a Lea d rancher of 622 West Avenue B, died after chest pains Sunday night. He collapsed en route to hospital, pronounced dead at Llano Estacado hospital. Born September 8, 2 in Ford County, Texas, he moved to the Hobbs area in 1912. Survived by wife Annie Laurie Hart Shipp, a daughter and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Smith-Rogers Funeral Home.
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Burton E
Shipp
West Avenue B
Llano Estacado Hospital
Ford County
Texas
Tom and Allie Johnson
Abilene Texas
Shi
The
Christian Church
Tiel West Hasteen
Lotee
Im Ping
Homer Shipp
Telephone Tree Topic At Luncheon
Lovington Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon with Dr Lt Thomas of the Lovington Police Department to discuss the use and benefits of a telephone tree. The program aims to inform members on communication planning and community alerts.
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Lovington
New Urban Plan Promised by HUD Chief Harris
HUD Secretary Patricia Harris told mayors the Carter administration will push a new urban strategy to strengthen distressed cities. She warned loss of block grants for not expanding housing opportunities and pledged up to 20 000 rehabilitated housing units to aid neighborhood conservation. Mayor Kenneth Gibson noted progress but cited welfare reform inflation and mass transit as ongoing issues.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
HUD
Patricia Harris
Carter
Harris
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Coenemeeas
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
N.J
Mayors’ Conference
Weather Summary for Southeastern Plains and Lovington
United Press International reports southeastern plains will warm with a 20 percent chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Variable cloudiness continues tonight and Tuesday. Lovington forecasts mid 90s with lows in the 60s and highs near 90.
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United Press International
Southeastern Plains
Lovington
Three Girls Dead at Girl Scout Camp Scott
Three girls aged 8 to 10 were found beaten to death in sleeping bags at Camp Scott northeast of Locust Grove Oklahoma. Authorities including OSBI Governor Boreno police and highway patrol investigated as 100 campers from Tulsa Creek Mayer Paola Osage counties attended a weeklong outing. The victims’ names were not released and investigators barred entry for the first hour.
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George W. Pooley
Locust Grove
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma
Roll
Lake Country
Camp Scott
Barbara Day
Spring Creek
Snake Creek
Grand River
Grand Lake
Lake Hudson
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Girl Scouts
Tulsa
Ginny Young
Magic Em Council
The
Creek
Mayer
Osage
Bonnie Brewster
Council
Dale Evans Endorses Anita Bryant Stand in New Orleans
Western star Dale Evans backs Anita Bryant against gay rights protests in New Orleans. Evans cautions Christians should focus on faith, not the homosexual issue, while a counter coalition plans a large rally seeking equal rights for gays and women.
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Dale Evans
Anita Bryant
New Orleans
Miss Bryant
Miami
Miss Evans
Roy Rogers
Adam
Eve
Anita
Leo Humphrey
Bryant
Jesus
Hum Equal Rights For
Coalition of Gays
Fem
Caterpillar Range Damage Studied Across New Mexico
State and federal survey teams scan eastern New Mexico ranges to gauge caterpillar damage after outbreaks since 1960. Officials warn of potential three million acre impact in Clayton Wagon and Corona areas as larval surveys proceed and spraying plans await results.
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Las Cruces
N.M
UPI
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
William Stephens
State Department of Agriculture
Stephen
Clayton
Wagon
Corona
Stephens
John J. Durkin
New Mexico University
Durkin
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Mrs. Harris
Josie Shackell
Boyd
Wort
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Dick Wilkerson
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Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Oklahoma City
David Boreno
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