Footwork fades as football returns to kicking the ball
A nostalgic column blends college football lore with a shift back to kicking plays in Texas vs Oklahoma. The author recalls fan culture, Texas long battles in Dallas, and notes on education reforms at College of Artesia requiring bilingual graduates, urging Spanish fluency for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collie
Blanche
Big D
Texas
Oklahoma
Jeanne
Texas OU
Longhorns
Dallas
College of Artesia
New Mexico
Nunan Advocates County Unity at Lovington Chamber Luncheon
Hobbs chamber manager Harry Nunan urged Lea County to work together as the Lovington Chamber held its first mostly luncheon meeting. He called Lea County the richest in the state and urged action from all chambers to support established industry and pursue big goals through small deeds.
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Harry Nunan
Jan Robinson
Lovington
Lovington Chamber of Commerce
Cliff’ Payne
Harold Baer
Hobbs Chamber
Lea County
Lovingtonians
Chamber of Commerce
Nunan
R. B. Moore
John Gilkey
Police Investigate Two Auto Accident In Lovington
Lovington city police investigated a two vehicle collision yesterday afternoon at about 5 31 p m at South 9th Street and West Avenue D. A 1960 Ford driven by Andrew Cruz 16 and a 1959 Ford driven by William Glenn Idleman 16 were involved.
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Lovington City
South 9Th Street
West Avenue D
Andrew Cruz
Lovington
William Glenn Idleman
West Birch
Carter To Speak Here Tomorrow In Lovington
Anderson Carter, Lovington's U S senate candidate, visits his hometown on Thursday for his final campaign appearance before the November 8 election. He flies into Lovington airport and will be at Western Grill from 7 to 11, free coffee and doughnuts provided by local Republicans, then speaks to the Lovington Kiwanis Club at noon before continuing his campaign after lunch.
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Anderson Carter
Lovington
U. S. Senate
Carter
Lovington Airport
Western Grill
Lovington City OKs Youth Center Help and League Dues
After a tight 90 day review Lovington officials approved a part time youth center supervisor at 75 dollars monthly and a thousand dollar Municipal League fee. A new pickup costing about two thousand was also approved as a foregone expense. Mayor Hahn defended continued investment, noting the need to protect the youth center.
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Lovington
New Mexico Municipal League
Youth Center
Larry Crouse
A. L. Hahn
Municipal League
Wes Allen
New Item For Contractors Now Produced In Lovington
A Lovington company promotes a header brace by J and O Header Brace Company Inc to reduce cracks around window and door openings. Inventor John Wheeler and Otis Kitchens report strong test results and plans for U S distribution, with approvals from FHA and several states.
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Lovington
J and O Header Brace Company, Inc
Otis Kitchens
John Wheeler
Federal Home Administration
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Kitchens and
Wheeler
U. S
South Main
Kitchens
J and O Header Brace Company
The Buckeye Buzzard War and Wage Law Loopholes
Local speaker mocks Congress on wage and expense laws while lamenting small operator status. The voice claims single status limits income options and muses about hiring a tax lawyer as a business partner amid debts and losses.
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Congress
CPAC Plans Christmas Basket Coordination in Lovington
CPAC discussed further plans for coordinating Christmas baskets for needy families in Lovington during a regular session Tuesday. Mrs. Fil Naranjo led the discussion with reports from represented organizations and Beta Sigma Phi outlining financial projects.
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Lovington
CPAC
Fil Naranjo
John Bishop
Beta Sigma Phi
Mildred Saffel
Children’s Ton
Ruth Roberson
Legion Auxiliary
Naranjo
Brozo Apparent Winner in NMJC Second Phase Bid
J L Brozo Construction Company of Hobbs appears the low bidder at 1 563 000 for NMJC second phase including library fine arts classrooms and health physical education buildings. Final award awaiting cementing of federal and state approvals with potential start by November 1.
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Brozo
New Mexico
Hesselden Construction Com
Weather notes hint at slight warmth on Thursday
Fragmented forecast reads like a brief weather update with a near 32 degree note and an overnight low around 48 degrees. It suggests a warmer Thursday following a cool to mild overnight period.
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Oakie
Boomer Sooners
Andy Carter
Southwestern Laboratories of
Fort Worth
Buckeye Buzzard
Sedi
Ment
Pannell
Artesia
Thier High School
Bovington
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