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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1971

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New Towle Bridge Opens Over Lovington Highway Route

Hopper H Graham notes the new Towle Bridge on the four lane two mile highway near Lovington is open to traffic and creates a dramatic crest view for flatlanders. He also reviews the Playhouse comedy Don't Drink the Water praising Olds and Boddy and mentions Dessie Sawyer's March of Dimes fundraiser with civic buzz and national attention.

Lovington Towle Lubbock Plains King Tut Playhouse Mike Charelene Olds Bob Boddy Mike Daugherty Dessie Sawyer Tatum Community Center Dessie Tatum National Foundation New York New Mexico Crossroads

Brinker Attends Youth Committee Meeting on Drug Education

A six member youth advisory panel to State Superintendent Leonard DeLayo told Mel Root that teacher competence is crucial for effective drug abuse education. The students stated teachers must relate to pupils to motivate youth involvement in anti drug efforts. Members cited Susan Deese Ray Lyons Samuel Q Barry Williams Barry Brinker and Mark Ish.

Santa FE Leonard DeLayo DeLayo Mel Root Department of Education Root Susan Deese Ray Lyons Ale da Norte Samuel Q Pojoagque Barry Williams Las Cruces Mayfield Barry Brinker Covington Mark Ish Albuquer- Sandia Que

New Mexico House Agrees To Elected Officials Salary Boost

The House Appropriations and Finance Committee approved salary increases for elected state officials, including an $8,000 raise for Governor Bruce King. They rejected a statewide magistrate salary hike and criticized the legislature over magistrate pay reform linked to the 1968 Magistrate Court system, with increases proposed from $200 to $6,200.

Bill Feather Associated Press Santa FE N.M House Appropriations and Finance Committee Bruce King Bernalillo County Bernalillo Cour

Corrections Commission Gets Approval

In Santa Fe New Mexico the Finance Committee backed a substitute bill creating a seven member Corrections Commission to administer the Department of Corrections. The vote was seven to two and Sen. John Morrow sponsored the measure to keep the department while shifting control to a governor appointed panel.

New Mexico Senate Advances Bills Ahead of Adjournment

The New Mexico Senate continued calendar clean up as final adjournment nears. Debates included a defeat of liberal abortion and anti Vietnam War bills. a wage assignment bill passed. escrow fund refunds on mortgages debated. residency for divorces adjusted to two months. and salaries for executives debated. Also approved was $40,000 for Carlsbad Zoological Botanical Gardens operations. In Albuquerque, UNM music chair Dr. Walter Keller died in Portugal at 57 during sabbatical.

Santa FE New Mexico Senate Public Affairs Committee Horace de Vargas D-Rio Arerida E Art Dow D-Bernalillo John Eastham R- Bernalillo Senate I M Smalley Sierra Hidalgo-Luna New Mexico Texas Arizona House Appropriations and Finance Committee Sonnel Aach House Jerry Apodaca D-Dona Ann Legislative Senate Education Committee Aubrey Dunn Dotero Lincoln Zoological - Botanical Gardens State Park Carlsbad

Local Income Surtax Killed In Senate

A bill to fund Albuquerque public schools with up to five million dollars via a local income surtax died in the Senate Education Committee. The measure, a House-passed compromise by Reps Hoover and Koch, would let districts tax themselves up to 50 percent of the state rate. Opposition cited administration and revenue concerns. supporters argued it would empower local choice.

Santa FE Albuquerque Senate Senate Education Committee House Thomas Hoover Bernm Nalillo James Koch Hoover Hooveser Aubrey Dunn D-Otero Lincoln Franklin Jones Jones Michael Alarid D-Bernalillo Senate Finance Committee Fred Gross R- Bernalillo John Irick ReBernalillo Leon Dow R-Bernalillo Mike Alarid Ben Altamirano DeGrant RC Moregan DeCurrye Roosevelt Frank Papen D-Dona Ana John Rogers de Santa Fe Los Alamos Richard Corn R-Chaves

Ambucs Proxy To Visit In Lea County

Byrd S. Kline 47th AMBUCS National President will visit Hobbs and Lovington chapters during its meeting in Hobbs on Friday March 19. He was installed as national president at the Savannah convention in June 1970 and is on an extended tour. A retired auto mobile executive from Reading Pennsylvania, Kline now leads AMBUCS, after joining to support underprivileged children and aid in providing glasses and scholarships.

National Association of American Business Clubs Byrd S. Kline Hobbs Lovington Ambucs Kline Natione al Savannah Georgia Autuemobile Reading Pennsylvania Associa Jon

South Vietnamese Forces Lose Bases in Laos Drive Back

Heavy attacks drive South Vietnamese troops in Laos toward the border with high casualties. At least 110 SA troops killed and 205 wounded as Landing Zone Brown and Fire Base Lolo are abandoned. U.S. helicopters evacuated about 700 soldiers from Brown as North Vietnamese shelling continues. Cols. Do Viet and Tran Van An outline new operational plan amid ongoing combat on Highway 9 vicinity.

Michael Putzel Associated Press Saigon Laos Brown South Vietnam Do Viet Tran van An Lolo 1St Infantry Division Holger Jensen Ham Nghi 1Ist Highway 9 Nguyen Xuan Loc Delta 1

Bishop Smith to Preach Tatum Revival

Retired New Mexico Conference Bishop W Angie Smith will preach the annual Tatum Methodist Revival starting Sunday at 6 30 pm The revival runs Sunday evening through Thursday with 7 15 pm services Local choirs and talent will assist the pastor invites public attendance

W. Angie Smith New Mexico Tatum Methodist Church Lewis Creneshaw Smith Tatum-Lovingtown

YCC Meets Thursday Youth Crusade Gatherings This Week

The Youth Crusade for Christ will meet at 6 00 p m in the home of Ronna Cunningham on Country Club Road. Young people are urged to attend and enjoy the fellowship of the Jesus Kids.

Youth Crusade For Christ Ronna Cunningham Country Club Road Jesus Kids

Hobbs Man Gets New Hospital Council Appointment

Gov Bruce King today appointed Facune de B. Valdez of Espanola to the Advisory Hospital Council, replacing D. P. Milovich of Tyrone. Reappointed were George P. Williams of Hobbs and Mrs Jo Anne Hobart of Albuquerque, to advise on Hill Burton funds for hospital construction.

Bruce King Advisory Hospital Council Facune de B. Valdez Espanola D. P. Milovich Tyrone George P. Williams Hobbs Jo Anne Hobart Albuquerque Counseil Health and Social Services Department Federal Hill-Burton

Local Woman Enjoys Clock Making Hobby

Dot Altman of Lovington, a meter maid, shows an unusual hobby clock making. She carved leaves and vines on a cuckoo clock and adds more elaborate figures, though birds and a boy and girl are not hers. An order list runs long with several clocks planned for family and customers.

Dot Altman Dot Lovington

Politics Key To Shuttle Site Selection

The Cape Kennedy moonport drew two strong endorsements as the likely launch site for a reusable space shuttle late this decade. Industry teams led by McDonnell Douglas and North American Rockwell named Cape Kennedy No 1 for the site, while noting the NASA study remains preliminary and other sites remain in contention.

Howard Benedict AP Aerospace Phoenix, Ariz Cape Kennedy Moonport Florida McDonnell Douglas Corp North American Rockwell Corp Cape Kennedy

Weather in Eastern Plains and New Mexico Outlook

Partly cloudy north today and generally fair through Friday. Cooler today with diminishing winds. Lovington at 26 rising to 63. New Mexico generally fair through Friday with occasional cloudiness east, colder today and winds diminishing. Lows tonight 15 to 30 north and around 30s south.

Lovington New Mexico

Registration Officers Named For Lea County

Lea County appoints deputy registration officers for two year terms. A school of instruction will be held April 6 at the Lea County Courthouse Lovington and Broadmoor School Hobbs. The board lists officers from Lovington Tatum Buckeye Crossroads and Mallamar with multiple names and addresses. The Board of Registration includes Bette Taylor chairwoman and members Joan Gordon Sue Barnard, Hobbs Lovington.

Lea County Jane Rice Smith Lovington Hobbs Broadmoor Tatum Buckeye Crossroads Mallamar C.K. Kinsolving A.F. Williamson Carl H. Hopper Birch Sue McKibben Board of Registration Bette Taylor Joan W. Gordon Sue Barnard

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Graham Woody Allen United States America Natalie Hamilton Brinker House Afc Magistrate Magistrate Court Justice of the Peace Courts Corrections Commission Byrl Kline Bishop Smith YCC Hospital Board National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sidney A, Reeves Billy J. McKibben Roy Jones Ave Hahn Dolly W. Kirkpatrick Don F Yarbro Bill Lane Lee Geraldine Brooks Lewis H, Taylor Patsy R, Tramell Melissia Brande Osborne Fisher
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