Bicycles and the color of progress in a Texas family
A Lovington family embraces bikes as the tools of movement and freedom mixing nostalgia with practical notes. The writer recalls childhood bike projects and wind powered sailing attempts on the High Plains while praising the bicycle as the ultimate escape vehicle and lamenting parental limits.
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Andy
Lovington
West Texas
Accross
Attorney General ruling on one day registration clerks in Lea County
New Mexico Deputy Attorney General Oliver E Payne ruled that special one day registration clerks in Lea County may operate all day Monday and need not have affidavits in by 5 p m. The date certified must be no later than Monday. Notaries are excluded and must file by the stated deadline.
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Lea County
Jane Rice
New Mexico
Oliver E. Payne
Crossroads Community Center
Tip Harrison Barnes
A.E. Williamson
Caprock Community Hall
William. Harris
John T. Acrey
Pitchfork
Donald Brown
Ted Gandy
Tatum City Hall
Zack Taylor
Paul V. Gainer
Prairieview
J.D. Doran
Lyle R. Anderson
McDonald Community
Marvin McClish
Henry M. Sanders
Buckeye Phillips Community Hall
Giles Lee
Robert W. Linds Éy
Knowles
John Waits
Dwain F. Woody
Hobbs Broadmoor
Jake Fort
Marvin R. Dillon
Lovington Area Traffic Sets Injuries in Two Crashes
Two separate highway crashes near Lovington NM injure drivers and passengers. A 1963 Cadillac driven by Sylvia Smith rear ended by a 1966 Ford driven by Denver Gravitt at 1:50 am left both cars totaled and Gravitt hospitalized with a broken leg. A second 5:00 am crash involved a 1963 Ford logging unit driven by Noel Barnett and passenger Bill Stone, with both men taken to Sea General in Hobbs for injuries. Local voters face May primary registration deadline at 5 pm Monday with on site clerks at county precincts.
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Lovington
New Mexico
Sylvia Smith
North Fourth
Denver W. Gravitt
Levelland
M.J. Payne
Sammie Dallas
Kenneth Hollis
Gravitt
Sea General
Lane Wells
Noel W. Barnett
Hobbs
Bill Stone
Barnett
Jerry C. Bell
Milensand
Stone
Rail strike halted by federal judge ruling
U S federal judge Alexander Holtzoff issued a temporary restraining order stopping the eight railroad strike led by the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The order ends walkouts and picketing that slowed passenger and freight traffic nationwide, with the public affected.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
Alexander Holcroft
Holtzoff
Gospel Singers Gather for ENM-WTX Singing Convention
Gospel singers from the Southwest will meet at Northside Baptist Church in Lovington for the Eastern New Mexico West Texas Singing Convention. The event runs 7 30 p m on Saturday and 1 p m Sunday with congregational singing and performances by local quartets and choirs. Admission is free and all listeners and singers are invited.
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Southwest
Lovington
New Mexico-West Texas
Northside Baptist Church
Lovington Weather Report and 1966 Precipitation Total
Fair tonight and Friday with cooler trend Friday. Moderate winds tonight and lows near 47 rising to around 74 on Friday. Lovington high Wednesday 74 with 42 low at 6 am. Nationwide heat records include Palm Springs 100 and Marquette 5. Year to date Lovington precipitation totals .71 inch in 1966.
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Lovington
Alaska
Hawaii
Palm Springs
Calif
Marquette
Mich
Three youths detained for underage drinking in Lovington
Police picked up three youths at 2 10 a.m. at Main and Avenue D in Lovington and charged them with illegal consumption of alcoholic beverages.
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Lovington City
Main
Avenue D
Medicare Sign-Up Deadline Tonight
Washington reports the Medicare supplemental insurance deadline ends at midnight tonight with Social Security officials predicting 9 of 10 Americans over 65 will enroll. The program aims to exceed 17 million enrollees as officers stay open late to accommodate late applicants. Benefits begin July 1 and premiums are $3 per month for eligible seniors.
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Washington
UPI
Social Security
Reapportionment panel rules on New Mexico Senate zones
A federal court panel in Albuquerque ruled to modify the New Mexico Senate reapportionment so candidates in five multi member districts run by position. The judges kept the 42 member size and Bernalillo County’s 10 seats, and rejected bids for at large voting and broader district changes.
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Albuquerque
APD
New Mexico Senate
Senate
Bernalillo County
Lovington Leads New Southwest Rodeo Conference
Lovington joins with Big Spring Carlsbad and Hobbs to form the Southwest Rodeo Conference. The four towns stagger dates to boost regional rodeo appeal with a $500 Top Cowboy award across all four events. Greater Lovington Inc sponsors as planners outline parade queen contests and cross town publicity.
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Lovington
Southwest Rodeo Conference
Big Spring
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Cliff Payne
Deos
Greater Lovington, Inc
Winford Carl
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