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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

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Ruidoso arrest linked to Dessie Sawyer jewelry heist

Report says Jerry James once known to the Sawyer family is arrested in Ruidoso amid charges of involvement in the January Dessie Sawyer robbery. Dessie Sawyer recalls James’ proximity to the case and suspects other Dallas suspects in on the plan. Diamonds worth about 200000 were mostly insured. Dessie would reclaim stones if unchanged. larger pieces may have entered international markets or Mexico.

Jerry Ray James Ruidoso Dessie Sawyer Sawyer Femn Nogal Pat Ward Lincoln James Ft. Stanton Bill Ward Dessie Tatum Dallas Dess Des Europe Mexico Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce Hills Las Vegas Tom

Wildfires Threaten Los Alamos and Arizona Communities

Flames closed in on Los Alamos New Mexico as a 15 square mile blaze reached near the city with 1,000 firefighters manning lines and a danger alert around a storage area. In Arizona a separate wind driven fire burned 400 acres near homes near Flagstaff and Sierra Vista prompting evacuations and army and prison crews aiding suppression.

United Press International Los Alamos N.M Arizona New Mexico Flagstaff Sierra Vista Ft. Huachuca Safford, Ariz Miller Canyon Doug Salyer Coronado National Forest Santa Fe National Forest Energy Research and Development Administration

Supreme Court rules no Medicaid abortion funding required

The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that neither the Constitution nor Social Security law requires states to fund elective abortions for Medicaid patients. The decision supports the federal position that abortion rights do not imply a right to free treatment. President Carter opposes federal funds for abortions in Pennsylvania cases.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Carter Pennsylvania

Connecticut Policy Encourages Normal Childbirth

Justice Powell noted that a state may favor normal childbirth and subsidize costs as a rational use of limited public funds. He said the Social Security Act did not compel funding for abortion, aligning with the view that states have leeway in public health funding decisions. Justice Blackmun dissented.

Connecticut Lewis Powell Powell Harry Blackmun

Good Ol' Summertime Sale Planned in Lovington

Lovington merchants announce a Good ol' Summertime sale starting Monday June 27 with special bargains all week and Fourth of July events. A farmer's market will operate near the Lea County Courthouse with local produce. permits are via the Chamber of Commerce. Contact David Smith 396-4631 or John White 396-3613 for participation. Chamber 396-5311 for permits.

Lovington Lea County Courthouse Chamber of Commerce Rtton John White

Loving ton contractor Bintz seeks treatment in Florida

Art Bintz, longtime Loving ton-Lea County contractor, is in a Boca Raton research center for treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Friends say he will stay six weeks for chemistry tests to determine appropriate medication. He is accompanied by his wife Paulie.

Art Bintz Lovington-Lea County Boca Raton Fla Lovington Friends of the Bintzes Bintz Paulie

North Slope Oil Begins Long Journey to Valdez

Oils flows from the Arctic North Slope toward the Valdez terminal as monitors guard an 800 mile pipeline built over nine years at a cost of 9.9 billion dollars. The launch aims for an initial 300 thousand barrels per day with a projected 1.2 million barrels daily within a year, supplying about 15 percent of U.S. crude needs.

Kay Lynch Prudhoe Alaska America Arctic North Slope

3 Million OK For JC Budget

The State Board of Educational Finance approved budgets for state colleges and universities totaling about 285 million dollars. The University of New Mexico receives 131.9 million, New Mexico State University 78.7 million, Eastern New Mexico 17.7 million, New Mexico Tech 12.6 million, New Mexico Highlands 9.1 million, Western New Mexico 7.6 million, New Mexico Military Institute 5.1 million, and New Mexico Junior College 3 million.

Santa Fe, N.M UPI State Board of Educational Finance University of New Mexico New Mexico State University Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology New Mexico Highlands University Western New Mexico University New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico Junior College

Lea Hospitals Stay Intact as System Closes

Lea County hospital board in Lovington directs that all equipment be left intact and utilities kept on as five units close. Llano Estacado Medical Center remains the only hospital in the county, with plans to abandon Jal and possibly Tatum clinic buildings unless new management emerges.

Lea County Commissioners Lovington Lea County Hospital Board Bonner Ivey Jal Ross Robinson Eunice Jackie Williams Hobbs Pearly Hobbs Mac Gandy Tatum W.H. Graham Lea County Hospital System County Hospital Board M.C Mac” Gandy Llano Estacado Medical Center Hosital Renee Health Are Provo Utah Don Humphrey Gandy Humphrey

Ford models mix 1977 tag with 1978 design amid emissions policy

Ford plans to label some 1978 model cars as 1977 to dodge pending Clean Air Act revisions and avoid higher 1978 antipollution standards. The EPA deems the tactic legal, but trade in values may suffer as dealers prepare a fall showroom arrival and buyers face potential price bumps. Senate and House lag on a final compromise, threatening broader industry shutdown if standards stay unresolved.

Detroit UPI Ford Motor Co Environmental Protection Agency House Senate Ford Dearborn

Florida Citrus Commission keeps Anita Bryant ads in rotation

The Florida Citrus Commission says it has not dropped Anita Bryant from its TV campaign and will decide at the July 20 meeting whether to continue the current ads or film a new series. Market director Douglas Hoffer notes decisions depend on ongoing research and consumer studies. The commission has backup ads ready and has faced boycott threats over Bryant's private life.

Lakeland, Fla UPI Florida Citrus Comission Anite Bryant Douglas Hoffer Commission Miss Bryant Hoffer Anita California Florida Citrus Commission Pan Richardson Anita Bryant

Weather outlook for Southeastern Plains region

United Press reports cloudy and cooler conditions with a 20 percent chance of showers in the afternoon and evening. Lovington expected to see temperatures ranging from the mid 60s to the low 90s across the period.

United Press Southeastern Plains Lovington

Geopressure Gas Find Sparks Gulf Coast Hope

A research team near Lafayette Louisiana reopened a well 25 miles south to test geopressured zones beneath the bayou. They reported initial gas flow up to millions of cubic feet daily with water at 240 degrees Fahrenheit and pressures around 11 000 psi. Results raise cautious hope for geopressured reservoirs to augment natural gas and geothermal energy.

Y Edward KK Elong Washington UPI Louisiana Bayou Gulf Coast Lafayette

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