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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1973

Page

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Letter to Spiro Agnew criticizes resignation and calls for bid reform

The writer addresses Spiro Agnew, praising his past influence on conservatism but urging him to fight and clear his name. The piece warns that Agnew's resignation would harm the cause, argues for accountability in tax and campaign disclosures, and condemns non bid awarding of public contracts as open to abuse, urging bids or public staffing to curb corruption.

Spiro T Ted Spiro Ted Nixon Spiro Tech Spiro Agnew

Agnew bids farewell fading from politics in calm address

Spiro T. Agnew delivered a measured televised speech denying criminal wrongdoing and decrying media leaks as he faded from national politics. He offered no detailed accounting of cash contributions from Maryland contractors or the alleged $87,500 in payments, and expressed loyalty to President Nixon amid ongoing government charges. The address followed his no contest plea in Baltimore court.

John Hall Washington Ooph Spiro T. Agnew Maryland US District Court Vice Press Nixon Agnew Baltimore

New Challenge to Controlled Substances Act in Clovis District Court

In Clovis district court a motion to dismiss LSD sale charges against Richard Lewis Genier due to the acts wording was filed. Judge John Wright previously ruled individuals are not covered by the act and predicted the Appeals Court would back that view, with possible legislative fixes anticipated. Public defender Leslie Williams contends the act omits individual language, sparking a fresh test of its reach.

Appeals Clovis Leslie Williams Richard Lewis Genier James Compton Williams Gove Bruce King John Wright Raton Wright Compton New Mexico Supreme Court New Mexico

Picks 13 Right Jeff Ancell Wins Lovington Pick Contest

Jeff Ancell hit 13 of 14 to win the Lovington Daily Leader football contest and a 5000 gift certificate. Second went to G R Hale with 12 correct on tiebreaker over five others. third to Jimmy Callaway at 20 13 Lovington. Lola Burleson leads yearly standings with 66 correct. several others close behind.

Jeff Ancell Lovington Daily Leader Jeff Tularosa Deming Lovington Winever G.R Tack Hale Goddard Jimmy Callaway Janet Buck Steve Kindel Beverly Rogers Jim Henry Lola Burleson Tatum Becky Bell Morris Jennison Charles Kelly Terry Rogers Tom Embree LJ. Kelly Harlan Westenburg Jerry Ancell Robert L. Mims Cary Crouse John W. Warren Larry Whitley

Large Drug Ring Smashed Arrests Made

Drug Enforcement Administrator John R. Bartels Jr and Customs Commissioner Vernon Ds Acree announced the bust of a major marijuana smuggling ring in the southwest. Nine members were arrested in Magdalena and Columbus New Mexico beginning Oct 13, with over 2 tons seized, including three Cessna 206T aircraft and two pickup campers. Ringleader Houston and four others held on bonds up to 200000, while several others were released.

Washington John R. Bartels Customs Vernon Ds Acree Southwest United States Bartels Drug Enforcement Administration New Mexico Magdalena Martin W. Houston Robert E. Burke Duane Be Morrisons Michael Re Francis Houston Burke Morrisons Columbus N.M

Weather Outlook for Easton Plains Occasional Clouds

United Press International reports a spell of cloudy skies today tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the north. Temperature readings include Tucumcari 74 40 78 Clovis 74 42 78 Artesia 80 46 78 and Lovington 79 47 78.

United Press International Easton Plains Tucumcari Clovis Artesia Lovington

Hobbs Woman Traffic Victim in New Mexico

A Hobbs woman, Ann Idell Wise, 62, was killed while walking along 4 Street after a car involved in a prior collision struck her. The other vehicle’s driver was Robert E. Stadge, 49, of San Diego. The incident followed a separate head on collision in Farmington that killed Frank Surveycer, 28, and Josephine Mills, age unknown, residents of the Ute Mountain reservation. Six others were injured.

Hobbs New Mexico City Colorado Farmington Ann Idell Wise Frank Surveycer Josephine Mills Towaoc Ute Mountain Mrse Wise Robert E. Stadge San Diego Calif Stadge Mrs. Wise Surveyor Freddie J. Harrison Headon Sam Merchant Scond Care Harrison

Lea Brush Control Tour Stops Named

Lea County Extension agent Robert F. Howard names a two day brush control tour in Lea County for Oct. 23 24 starting at 9 am at Jal Country Club and Lovington Chamber building. Stops include Brininstool Ranch Madera Ranch Dinwiddie Ranch McNeil Ranch and others with mesquite catclaw broomweed and broomweed control. Dow and Eli l chemical reps attend. Open to public.

Lovington Robert F. Howard Lea County New Mexico State University Jal Country Club Brininstool Ranch Madera Ranch Mesquite Control Dinwiddie Ranch Pat Sims Dunbar Ranch McNeil Ranch Charlie Martin Ranch Cabling Medlin Ranch A. Dp Jones Ranch Dow Chemical Company Andelsicol Chemical Company Howard Cooperative Extension Service Agricultural Services Department NMSU

Meir says Israeli troops operate behind Egyptian force

Golda Meir announced that Israeli troops are operating west of the Suez Canal behind Egypt’s large forces across the waterway. President Sadat warned of missile retaliation if Israel hits the Egyptian heartland as both leaders set early terms for ending the war.

United Press International Golda Meir Suez Canal Anwar Sadat Middle East Ods Ge Sadat Cairo Nixon Shez Canal Israel Meir Syria Knesset Jerusalem Egypt Russia Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho North Vietnam Kissinger White House Sinai Mrs Meir Sadat United States Golan Heights

Juvenile Code Changes Open Police Records to Public

SANTA FE NM UPL District Judge Edwin Fetter ruled amendments to the Children's Code passed by the 1973 Legislature authorize disclosure and eliminate confidentiality of information in law enforcement records The ruling followed a suit by the Santa Fe district attorney against the Santa Fe Police Department to force release of such information The judge said the amendments intended that all information relating to children be public, overriding prior secrecy provisions and applying to law enforcement records even if the same facts appear in court records

Santa FE UPL Edwin Fetter Feter Santa Fe District Attorney’s Office Santa Fe Police Department Felter Santa Fe Police

Beard Inspires Taylor High Ninth Graders to Unbeaten Run

Taylor Junior High School ninth graders chase a first Boreder Conference title as coach Bill Speegle grows his beard for every win. With two games left they face Eunice and rival Central Junior High, while Speegle notes the beard boosts team spirit and vows not to shave until the team loses.

Taylor Bill Speegle Sharon Tigers Eunice Central Junior High School Speegle Wildcat Stadium Bill Loleet New Mexico Junior College Sharon Speegle

Judge Sets Bond For Whitley In Oregon Parole Case

In a morning hearing Judge Randolph Reese set bond at 5000 dollars for Herman Whitley 45 of Hobbs held on a warrant from Oregon authorities for parole violation and a prior Texas burglary charge. The writ of habeas corpus sought release on bond, filed by attorney Cliff Payne on Whitley's behalf while Whitley remains in Lea County jail.

Randolph Reese Herman Whitley Hobbs Oregon Texas Lea County Ralph Wrinkle Cliff Payne Whitley Payne

Choir Parents Meet Tonight in Lovington

Lovington Vocal Music Parents Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Central Junior High School Vocal Music Building. Entertainment will be provided by Central Seventh Grade Choir, Central Choraliers, and Lovington High School A Cappella Chorus directed by Mrs. Carol Brashear. Guests are invited to attend.

Lovington Vocal Music Parents Association Central Junior High School Central Central Choraliers Studnets Lovingston High School Carol Brashear

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