Politics of death and abortion critique by Dr. Kirk
W H Hop Graham discusses Dr Russell Kirk's arguments on abortion and the defense of life. He warns that modern society risks degeneration through euthanasia and population control, likening it to Huxley and 1984 and urging scrutiny of the politics of death versus order and justice.
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Russell Kirk
Bill Buckley
National Review
Kirk
ENMU
Portales
Charles Baudelaire
Aldous Huxley
Alexis de Tocqueville
O’brien
Ingsoc
Peking
Lea Auction Sells 571 Head Tuesday
A total of 571 head of cattle and hogs sold at Lea Auction this week. Feeder calves and yearlings led receipts while slaughter cattle accounted for about one fifth. Prices ranged with light cattle up to a dollar higher and stock cows slightly weaker. Representative sales list buyers and consignors from Hobbs Lovington and Monument with multiple heifers and steers priced per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Estate
Hobbs
Charlie F. James
Carlsbad
Tom Linberry
Keremit
Charc
Carl Johnson
Lovington
Darrel Tidwell
Monument
H, Bingham
Wic
Frank Anthony
Monahams
Luther Tide Will
Luther Tidwell
A. H, Hughes
FE. L
Harrod
Loveington
Blk C
Neil Six
Tatum
Lee Berryhill
Bull
Salvador Aguirre
Denver City
Jack Linberry
Kermit
Funds Needed State In Dilemma Over School Lunches
Albuquerque public schools face closure of lunch programs if emergency funding is not provided within two to three weeks. Officials say about 1.3 million is needed to finish the year and Congress funding is uncertain.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Phil Gonzales
Congress
Plagge
Harry Wagakter
Albuquerque Public Schools
Gonzales
New Mexico Radio Stations Suspend Army Ads
Four New Mexico radio stations join KHOB and KLDG in halting Army ads after the Calley court martial verdict and the Army shifting to paid national spots. Station leaders cite policy and local sentiment as reasons, with Roswell’s KRSY and Portales’ KENM joining the move.
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Associated Press
Calley
New Mexico
Howard Grant
Griffith Broadcasting
KHOB
Kldg-Fm
Hobbs
Army
Gram
Bob Luningham
KRSY
Roswell
Wyeth Patterson
KENM
Portales
KLDG
Luningham
HAC Adds Funds To School Budget
The House Appropriations Committee boosted Nixon’s 1972 school budget by 101.1 million in a new money bill. It recommended 4.77 billion for the Office of Education and related agencies for the year starting July 1, 1972, 251 million above the current year but 298 million below the President's request, with 400 million tied to a separate authorization not yet acted on.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Nixon
House
Office of Education
Reed
National Student Loan Association
Weather Summary for Eastern Plains and New Mexico
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms possible this afternoon and evening mainly in the north. Partly cloudy and breezy Thursday. Colder tonight and Thursday with a ten percent rain chance. Lovington forecast 45 to 70. In New Mexico showers over mountains and north portions this afternoon into tonight, turning cooler tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy Thursday and gusty winds eastern plains. Lows tonight 25 to 40 north and 35 to 50 south, highs Thursday 45 to 60 north and 60 to 75 south.
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Eastern Plains
Lovington
New Mexico
Plains
U S Copters Land Elite Force in Laos Raid
US and South Vietnamese helicopters carried 200 to 300 troops of the Hac Bao and 1st Reconnaissance Company into southern Laos for a two to three day raid on a North Vietnamese base near Highway 922. North Vietnamese forces attacked Duc Duc district, burning much of the town as casualties mounted. An American was slightly wounded and civilians suffered heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Saigon
Laos
Duc Duc
da Nang
Nguyen van Thieu
Don Ha
Lam Son
Vietnam
Hac Bao
Black Panther
101St Airborne Division
Quang Tri
Mai Loc
Ine
Reed
101St Airborne
Runnels Announces Head Start Grants for Lovington Hobbs
Rep Harold Runnels announced from Washington that Head Start grants totaling over 30000 were approved for Lovington and Hobbs programs this summer. Lovington receives 13330 for a two month program serving 60 children and Hobbs gets 24987 for six weeks serving 35 children, funded by the Department of Health Education and Welfare.
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Harold Runnels
Washington
Congressional
Loveington
Hobbs
Lovington
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Montoya Opens Western Hearings On Urban Economic Aid
U S Senator Joseph Montoya of New Mexico opened the first Western hearings in Los Angeles City Hall to examine urban economic development in low income areas. The probe will run through Friday with sessions planned for East Los Angeles and Watts to address urban problems affecting a large minority population.
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Los Angeles
Joseph M Montoya
N.M
Montoya
U.S Senate
Watts
Retention Up NM Universities Show Enrollment Rise
Spring enrollment at New Mexico public universities shows high retention from fall and notable spring increases across six four year institutions. BEF tabulation indicates full year enrollment will exceed prior projections, lowering per student expenditure and signaling possible underprojection for next year. Head count spring 33,299 vs fall 34,349, a 1,050 drop.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
State Board of Educational Finance
William McConnell
BEF
McConenell
McConnell
King Vetoes Municipal Property Disposal Bill in New Mexico
Gov. Bruce King vetoed a bill that would have allowed transfer of public property without bids or appraisals, citing lack of safeguards. He also rejected a banking act extension to fiduciary corporations, saying it would bar nonbanks from acting as fiduciaries.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
Ben A Altamirano
D - Grant
King
John Conway
Reotero Lincoln
Rigid Enforcement of Cycle Ordinance Begins Citywide
Lovington Chief of Police James Robinson announces strict enforcement of cycle ordinances starting today. All riders must wear eye protection if the cycle lacks a windshield, with helmets or goggles required for riders and passengers under 18. Vehicles must pass inspection and have proper lighting and mirrors, and citations will be issued for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
James Robinson
Noted New Mexico Journalist Dan Burrows Dies at 73
Dan Burrows a longtime New Mexico journalist died at Bataan Memorial Hospital in Albuquerque after a heart attack He was 73 and had retired as editor of the Tribune in 1966 after a 43 year career He earned a 1962 National Headliners Award for Public Service and was elected to the New Mexico Newspaper Hall of Fame in 1968 He is survived by a son William Burrows of Moline Illinois and several grandchildren Funeral services were planned.
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Albuquerque
Dan Burrows
New Mexico
Bataan Memorial Hospital
Burrows
The
Tribune
State Finance Board
City Planning Commission
William ©. Burrows
Moline
Ill
the Tribune
Anl
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