Weather, storms and Saturday trade in Lovington area
In Lovington the author notes shifting weather patterns with winds blowing dust and forecasts from Indian John Crim indicating a harsh 1966 season. The piece discusses Saturday business trends as rural towns move away from six day commerce toward shorter work weeks and no Saturday business in some towns, with local observations on telephone calls and commerce impacts.
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Leader
Lea County residents safer from accidents than national average
Government figures show Lea County residents had 32 fatal accidents in the year to January 1 1964, with 20 due to motor vehicles, a rate of 52 per 100000, below New Mexico state rate of 68. Nationally, 107000 deaths from accidents last year. auto crashes accounted for 46 percent. Lea County share of accident costs estimated at about 4.48 million dollars.
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National Safety Council
Public Health Service
Lea County
New Mexico
The
Lovington City Nixes Lake and Land Purchase Plan
Lovington City Commission rejected buying 37 acres from Lovington Country Club for a city park. The package included a 15 acre lake and 22 acres of land valued at 64000 dollars with buildings and a water well. Officials cited racial concerns, boat crowding, caretaker costs, and preference to use funds on the city lake.
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Lovington City Commission
Lovington Country Club
Country Club
New Mexico
Commission
Lovington
Bob Kerby
Sion
Harold Baer
Hobbs Moe
Autopsy Links Malnutrition to Death of Lovington Baby
An autopsy on Gilbert Esquibel Jr. at Lea General Hospital Loving ton finds death due to malnutrition and pneumonia. The two month old resided east of Lovington with parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Esquibel who brought him to the hospital at 1 45 a m Sunday about 30 minutes before his death. Authorities may file charges against the parents as the investigation continues.
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Lea General Hospital
Lovington
John O. Pennell
Leader
Gilbert Esquibel Jr
Gilbert Esquibel
Lea County
Pennell
Arctic Norther Hits Lovington With sudden cold snap
An arctic front swept into Lea County Lovington yesterday morning around 9 30. The temperature plummeted from 72 to 64 by 10 a m with a near record low of 23 at 6 a m today. Winds to 50 mph and a red brown sand dust cloud reduced visibility to about a mile. Forecast calls for clear cold nights and a 70 degree high Thursday with yearly rainfall at .41 inch.
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Porary
Lea County
Lovington
Gilbert Pfeiffer Named Tatum Citizen Of The Year
Gilbert Pfeiffer honored as citizen of the year at the Tatum Chamber of Commerce banquet in the high school cafeteria. Ferrel Caster presented the award and Pfeiffer was praised for civic work in consolidating Tatum into a village, along with service on the Lions Club City Council Methodist Church and Tatum Men's Club.
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Gilbert Pfeiffer
Tatum Chamber of Commerce
Ferrel Caster
Tatum
Lions
City Council
Methodist Church
Tatum Men’s Club
DeMolay
Highway Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Lea County Airport Board
Telephone
W.S. Clary
Allen Church
Erlene Burns
Louis Crenshaw
Eunice
Gilbert
Center
Joe Ramey
College Choir to Perform April 6 at Local Church
Wayland Baptist College Treble Tones women's choir of 19 voices from Plainview will sing at 8 p m on April 6 at Jackson Avenue Baptist Church during the regular Wednesday prayer meeting hour. The Leader corrects an erroneous earlier notice.
Anthropology field session courses offered at ENMU
ENMU announces Anthropology 283 introductory field session for undergraduates and 483 for upperclassmen, with graduate 583 arranged. Excavations led by Dr George Agogino. Shirley East-Smith as field foreman and Calvin Smith as assistant. Cost about 10 cents per credit hour and site lies 30 miles west of Hobbs on highways 529 and 8.
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ENMU
George Agogino
Paleo-Indian Institute
Lovington Forecast and Temperature Pulse for Thursday
Fair tonight and Thursday with a cold night followed by a warmer Thursday afternoon. Tonight’s low near 24 and Thursday's high around 70. In Lovington, Thursday high 72 at 9 30 am and morning low 23 at 6 am. Nationwide excluding Alaska and Hawaii, 92 in Presidio Texas and 2 in Sheridan Wyoming and Craig Colorado. Lovington 1966 year to date precipitation totals 0.41 inch.
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Lovington
Alaska
Hawaii
Presidio
Texas
Sheridan
Wyo
Craig, Colo
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