29 May 1975
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Newspaper
Lovington Daily Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
1
Washington report notes the government index of leading business indicators rose 4.2 percent in April, the largest month gain in its revised format. Eleven of twelve components advanced, money supply fell, and economists say further rise could signal bottoming of recession.
President Ford conducts a flurry of one on one talks at a NATO summit meeting with Luxembourg Greece and Turkey leaders before lunch with West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. He aims to ease the Cyprus stalemate and says no quick solution is found while Turkish leaders caution against U.S. meddling.
Farmers with sprinkler systems or plans to buy are invited to a 7 PM meeting at the Farm Bureau building. The Sea Natural Resource Conservation District and the Soil Conservation Service sponsor the discussion on sprinkler irrigation systems.
Lovington high school hosts a Bicentennial flag ceremony Friday after the grand entry at the Lovington Rodeo. Chris Krahling of Santa Fe, NM American Revolution Bicentennial Committee director, leads the presentation. Local officials join in the observance beginning with a brief ceremony after the rodeo entry at Jake McClure Arena.
Former California governor Ronald Reagan, a member of the Rockefeller commission, says the CIA FB I inquiry will urge stronger citizen privacy protections and believes the public will be surprised by the recommendations.
An aide to Gov. Apodaca says the State Game and Fish Commission should fix a flaw to provide equal access to elk hunting on private land. Current rules let landowners choose permit recipients and charge extra fees, limiting access to wealthier hunters and benefiting landowners.
UPI reports Santa Fe with Public Service Commission chair Richard Montoya indicating a likely ruling within two days on Southern Union Gas budget billing. The plan would average yearly costs into a fixed monthly payment to aid fixed income and elderly customers during winter peaks.
Doctors return to work under a new state law providing short term malpractice insurance as California hospitals recover from a 28 day strike that cripples services. New York doctors plan to limit care to emergencies next week, signaling a potential pattern for other states.
Governor Jerry Apodaca will present a major energy policy address at a regional AAAG meeting in Albuquerque. About 600 petroleum geologists from the Rocky Mountain region are expected to attend the event, per the governor’s office.
In Beirut Premier designate Rashid Karami began forming a national unity cabinet amid ongoing sniper fire and street clashes. After days of urban warfare, security forces hunted snipers as factions eyed reconciliation and an end to the violence that killed hundreds and wounded many more.
Washington unions rally at the White House demanding jobs Now curb imports as talks in Geneva aim to lower barriers. Labor leaders cite rising imports in electronics and autos, arguing foreign competition costs American jobs and minorities. About 300 Maine plywood panel workers qualify for trade adjustment aid, with benefits covering 52 weeks and extensions possible.
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