Promoters and Promises in Lovington Society Pages
A column laments aggressive promotion by the National Association of Realtors and Coca Cola rivals. It notes capitalizing Realtors as a trademark and mocks Coca Cola for overreaction. The piece thanks residents for homemade cherry pies and hints at upcoming Trade Council promotions on the square.
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Lone Star Beer
Buckhorn
San Antonio
armis-Intertype Corporation
New Orleans
National Senae
Miami
Webster
National Association of Realtors
Mama
Lovington
Altor
U.S
Daniel Webster
Coca-Cola Company
Jerkwater Journal
Atlanta
J. Pierpoint Persnicke
Vark
Ashades
Fellas
Safara Phillips
Graham
Trade Council
Death Valley Sand 184 D F
Weather dispatch reports Death Valley sand reached 184 degrees per the National Weather Service. Meanwhile heavy rains hit Texas and Philadelphia with over four inches in one hour at Tertingua Texas. Tornadoes and thunderstorms span from Texas to Indiana with scattered damage and power outages.
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United Press International
Death Valley
National Weather Service
Big Bend
Texas
Philadelphia
Weather Service
Tertingua
Tex
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tulsa
Okla
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Paw Paw
Mich
Lawrence
Flint
Middle
Ohio Valley
Lower
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Virginia
New England
Appalachians
Florida
Olympia
Wash
Lewistown
Mont
Needles
Calif
Blair Blair Moved To Albuquerque After Backyard Explosion
Brooks Blair, Lovington businessman badly burned in a backyard butane explosion, remains in treatment at Bernalillo County Medical Center in Albuquerque. He was moved from LEMC to the trauma center on Thursday and may stay about a month. cards can be mailed to him there.
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Brooks Blair
Lovington
Ceanlle
LEMC
Bernalillo County Medical Center
Albuquerque
Not Guilty By Thierry In Lovington Abuse Case
Thierry William Maroyne Lovington faced district court with a not guilty plea before Judge Fincher. The case concerns alleged December 22 abuse of his son Scott Thierry, with bruises reportedly from fists and marks noted by Dr. R.E. Smith Jr. The charges accuse the father of cruelly punishing the child.
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William _ Maroyne Lovington
Yesterda
Fincher
Barry Crutchffe
Thierry
Scott
R.E. Smith Jr
Lovington
Scott Thierry
Neal
Owen
Carter Indicates B1 Bomber Decision Near
President Carter signaled he has made the B1 bomber decision. One senator remained at a White House breakfast, hinting at ongoing political maneuvering as the topic surfaced.
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Helen Thomas
United Press International Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Meeting in Lovington on hotel and restaurant laws
Howard Cowper of the New Mexico Restaurant and Hotel and Motel Association will host an informal meeting in Lovington to discuss federal and state minimums sanitation laws room and lodging taxes and related items. The session starts at 2 o clock in the First National Bank community room and welcomes members and non members.
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Howard Cowper
The
New Mexico Restaurant and New Mexico Hotel and Motel Association
Lovington
First National Bank
Cowper
Jack B «Ll
James Hearing Set for July in Dessie Sawyer Robbery
Preliminary hearing for James, jailed in Lea County on a no bond parole violation, is slated for Friday in Lovington. Bail was $50,000 originally. multiple defense attorneys are involved. Other suspects in the Dallas arrests face possible extradition as prosecutors outline multi state steps.
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Jerry My James
Ruidoso
Dessie Sawyer
Tatum
Lovington
Obbs
Donele
Wasson
James
Lea County
Cliff Ine
Caraton
Rt Bryan
Pat Sanian
Hobbs
Are Law
Dallas
New Mexico
Tom Les
Ter Pugh
Eugene Cawthon
Allas County
Ernest Carroll
Carroll
John White
Mike McCormick
Carlsbad
Pugh
Cawthon
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Tinley Sues After Loss of Job in New Mexico
Robert E. Tinley Jr. sues for 2 million dollars in damages over libelous and slanderous statements he alleges caused his resignation from Fidelity National. Defendants include C. R. Davis, Albuquerque lawyers Bill J. Sholer and Paul G. Bardacke, Argonaut Insurance Co. American Empire Insurance, and Union Investment Co. The suit claims the firms spread false ideas that Tinley engaged in illegal acts.
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Albuquerque, N.M
UPI
Banch
Ait
Robert E. Tinley Jr
Teagan
Fidelity National
C.ravis
Albuquerque
Bill J. Sholer
Paul G. Bardacke
the Argonaut Insurance Co
House Passes Up 3600 COL Raise Amid Pay Fight
The House voted 397 to 20 to pass up a 600 a year cost of living raise due Oct. The measure follows a Senate move to rescind the March 1 pay hike, which failed 53 to 41. House leaders urge delaying a second raise amid political backlash.
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Gene Bernhardt Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
House
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
Solarz
Thomas Pat
Capitol
Robert Byrd
O’neill
Tickets on Sale For Pageant in Hobbs
Danny Summers of the Low Jaycees has 37 Miss New Mexico tickets left for the Hobbs event on 1 9 at 7 30 p m. Evelyn Foster Miss Lovington will represent the city in the state pageant. Tickets cost 6 and Summers notes Hobbs is sold out. contact the Gas Co. Foster is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Foster and will perform Feeling Good from Grease for her talent.
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Danny Summers
Low- Jaycees
Oil Firms Lose Rebate Plowback
Washington The Ways and Means Committee approved a Carter oil tax with a rebate while the Commerce Committee debates natural gas deregulation. Oil companies lost a key vote 20 to 17 as the plan to rebate crude oil taxes to home heating oil users was approved, reducing bills indirectly by 3 to 4 cents a gallon via distributor pass through.
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Don Philips Washington
WPI
Carter
House
Ways and Means
Commerce
Administration
May Eco Index Dips 0.2 Percent Amid Money Supply Drop
The May leading economic indicators index falls 0.2 percent as money supply shrinks by 1.2 billion to 222.1 billion in 1972 dollars. Fed restraint raises Treasury rates and bank borrowing costs, with six of ten indicators down and four up, led by longer work weeks and new orders.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Federal Funds
Henry Reuss
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
Commerce
San Diego Real Estate Boom Spurs Hawaii Trip Incentive
In San Diego high demand prompts a realtor to offer a free Hawaii trip to homeowners who sell. Albuquerque Realtors report a Southwest influx fueling a boom with 11.4 percent sales increase and 500 more homes built. resold homes average 41,288 dollars up 12 percent. New-home prices edge down slightly to 37,473 dollars as construction surges.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
San Diego
Hawaii
Southwest
Dale Tinker
Albuquerque Horn Association
One React
California
New York
Colorado
Supreme Court rules death penalty unconstitutional for rape
The court, in a 7-2 decision by Justice Byron White, holds that capital punishment for rape without murder is cruel and unusual punishment. It voids death sentences for three Georgia rapists and spares Anthony Coker on death row, reflecting the era’s view on rape penalties.
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Cynthia Mills Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Byron White
Anthony Coker
Georgia
Florida
White
OPEC Plans Partial Oil Price Rise Rebuffed by Some Nations
Nine major oil producing nations agreed to a five percent crude price increase to take effect soon. OPEC members at headquarters in Vienna, including Algeria Ecuador Indonesia Iran Kuwait Qatar and Venezuela chose not to raise their own prices. The communique cited unity and solidarity as the motive for the decision.
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Vienna
Austria
Organization of Petroleupres
OPEC
Cadgeria
Ecuador
Cabandonesia
Iran
Kuwait
N/ Gatar
Venezuela
Gener
OPFEC
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D.F
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Chaparral Park
Roger O’neal
Jim
Debbie McManus
Jaymie Shawn
Tracy McManus
Lee Thierry
Sec. I
Hospitality Group
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Air Force
Joseph Biden
D. del
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Bob Tinley
Ely San Diego
T. Price
Michael Uels
Ronnie Black
Delmar Silva
J.E. Polson
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