Advertising Age honors O J Simpson star presenter of the year
The article lauds O J Simpson as the star presenter of the year by Advertising Age with an $800 000 annual earning for endorsements beyond his football salary. It notes his career since 1968 as a national spokesman for Chevrolet and other brands, calling him a highly recognizable sports and advertising figure.
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Advertising Age
Chevrolet Cars
Grant Sunglasses
Schick Shavers
Royal Crown Cola
Wilson Sporting Goods
Anaya to Seek Fresh Indictments in New Mexico Case
New Mexico Attorney General Toney Anaya said he will pursue new bribery and conspiracy indictments against Rudy Ortiz and Charles Davis. The state supreme court annulled previous indictments due to grand jury irregularities but Anaya argued the charges are serious and must be pursued.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Toney Anayz
Rudy
Ortiz
Charles Davis
Anaya
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Pennsyyvania
Democratic National
State of New
Sunderstane
Apodaca
Short Medium Long Term School Needs Identifica
Editor notes New Mexico schools completed a statewide needs assessment under the State Department of Education. The process involved patrons and students, with more than 100 providing input. Jeanne Graham outlines short term, medium term, and long term needs for Lovington Public School system and upcoming state evaluation.
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New Mexico
State Department of Education
North Central Association of Seconds
Jeanne Graham
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Local Education Board Documents State Standards Plan
The district and Howard Howell discuss items already included in planning for minimum standards set by the New Mexico State Board of Education. The standards, adopted in March 1976, are overseen by the state department of education. The district steering committee includes Howard Seeell as chairman and Tony Aguin as members.
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Howard Howell
New Mexico State Board of Education
The
State Department of Education
State of Education
Howard Seeell
Tony Aguin
Congressmen Named In Bribe Allegations
Former KCIA chief Kim Hyung Wook testified before the House committee alleging a bribery operation to influence U.S. congressmen. He named Rep Cornelius Gallagher and Rep Richard Hanna as involved, said Park Tongsun directed payments, and claimed a list of 15 to 20 lawmakers was given for favors in exchange for military aid and other benefits.
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Richard FE. Lerner Washington
UPI
South Korea
CIA
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
Richard Hanna
D-Calif
House International Relations Subcommittee
Kim Hyung Wook
Park Chung Hee
Washington
Tongsun Park
Kim
Tongsum Park
KCIA
Park
U.S
Neme
Apodaca Stays Out as Ortiz-Davis Indictment Turmoil
Gov. Jerry Apodaca says he will not seek fresh bribery or conspiracy indictments against Rudy Ortiz and Charles Davis. He will not ask Ortiz to resign as New Mexico Democratic national committeeman, and has not considered appointing a special prosecutor. He notes the case has become a personal political feud and suggests district attorney involvement if needed. Southeast Plains clouds with showers and thundershowers possible through Friday. Lovington highs near 80 today and Friday.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Jerry Apodaca
Rudy Ortiz
Charles Davis
Apodaca
Ortiz
New Mexico
Democratic National
Los Alamos Forest Fire Contained After 40 Mile Line
A week old forest fire near Los Alamos NM was contained after a 40 mile fire line held back flames that had destroyed over 15270 acres. Firefighting costs reached 993000 and officials estimate timber losses in the millions while ERDA and forest service crews assess final damage.
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Bruce Bunndick
Bundick
National Park Service
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
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Montana
Washington
Oregon
Bruce Holmson
The
County 4-H Picnic Set for Saturday
The annual county 4-H picnic starts at 5 30 p.m. at the park amphitheater. All 4-H families are invited to bring food for a covered dish supper. The county council will provide coffee tea and paper goods. Ribbons will be awarded to contest winners. For more information contact the County Extension Office.
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Arme Park
New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Senate Okays Barge User Fees Start 1980
The Senate approved a Domenici amendment to begin charges on inland barge operators in 1980. The 71 to 20 vote followed Carter's support amid House opposition concerns. Fees would rise to cover 100 percent of lock and navigation costs by 1985, with capital costs phased in via tolls.
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UPI
Senate
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Carter
House
Russell Long
D-La
Domenici
Tion Industries
Mississippi River
Columbus
Africa
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Natural Gas Supply Grim Ahead for Next Winter
Federal Power Commission foresees gas deliveries about half the needed amount for three interstate systems serving the Southeast Appalachians Midwest and Gulf Coast. Shortages could be worse than last winter with mandatory cuts possible. House Ways and Means votes on Carter energy tax plans and Senate Appropriations panel backs funds for the Clinch River breeder reactor amid nuclear proliferation concerns.
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UPS
Southeast
Appalachian
Midwest
Gulf Coast
FPC
Capitol Hill
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Ways and Means Committee
Carter
Rain accumulates to 2.6 inches in Midtown over two days
Lovington reports another 0.2 inch rainfall last night bringing the two day total to 2.6 inches measured at the Leader's rain gauge in Midtown.
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Lovington
Midtown
McNutt-Worrell Agency Wins County Workmen's Bid
McNutt-Worrell Agency Inc of Lovington was the successful bidder on the county's year long workmen's compensation contract this week with a bid of 20,084 dollars. Their carrier is Home Insurance Company. Daniels Insurance of H bid 21,954 dollars and another bid of 26,252 was offered. Daniels currently holds the policy.
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McNutt-Worrell Agency Inc
Lovington
McNutt- Worrell
Home Insurance Company
Daniels Insurance
Insurance Company
Player’s Casualty
Daniels
Illiteracy Said Spreading Strains Navy Recruiting
San Diego UPI Vice Adm James D Watkins says illiteracy among young Americans is widespread and hindering Navy recruiting. A study of 23,000 recruits found 37 percent cannot read at the 10th grade and 70 percent cannot finish boot camp. The Navy is teaching reading and rewriting manuals, costing up to 100 dollars per page, to raise literacy from third to sixth grade, while weapons become increasingly technical.
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San Diego
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Navy
Adm
James D. Watkins
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Watkins
Naval Base
Chamber of Commerce
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