Air Force band delights Lovington crowd with Youthful energy
The Lovington audience enjoyed the Air Force band concert with a full house and enthusiastic reception. Col. Arnald Gabriel led a diverse program blending serious works with popular numbers featuring The Singing Sergeants. The ensemble impressed with refined woodwind playing and a strong vocal interlude, highlighting public relations value for the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Air Force
Verdi
Tchaikovsky
U.S. agriculture urged to boost output amid fuel imports
Dallas Federal Reserve economists project possible 50 percent rise in farm production by 1985 offset by exports to pay for reduced Middle East oil imports. The article, led by Carl Anderson Jr. and Stephen Garmmer, notes risks and policy needs, with soybeans and feed grains shown as strong bets.
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Dallas
Artice
Sepember Business Review
Federal Reserve Bank
Carl G. Anderson Jr
Stephen L. Garmmer
Middle East
United States
Upper
Prairie States
Southwestern
Rocky Mountain States
Sextuplets Represent Tax Deductions
Doctors report six babies born to an accountant's wife via fertility treatment remain in critical early condition with weights from 2 15 to 3 11 pounds. The first child arrived at 4 5 am Sunday followed by five cesarean births between 11 34 and 11 38 am. Names chosen include Julia Catherine and three boys John Stephen Jeffrey. The parents hope all six survive despite seven week prematurity and respiratory concerns.
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Denver
Tibor Engel
James Strain
Strain
Childr
Bor
Eugene Stanch
Julia
Catherine
Jom
Stephen
Jeffrey
Stanek
General Fund Income Rises in New Mexico August
General Fund receipts in August reached 83.3 million, up 11.6 percent from August 1972 as the DFA reported. For the first two months of the fiscal year, income totaled 55.4 million, 10.4 percent above the prior year, with August showing strong distribution balancing July shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
UPI
Department of Finance and Administration
DFA
Bruce King
Robert Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Lovington Enrolls 170 At NMJC
Official enrollment for fall 1973 at New Mexico Junior College stands at 1,055 after ten class days, up from 1,006 last year. Hobbs leads with 650 students. Lovington accounts for 170, Eunice 68, Tatum 23, Jal 27, Jal 27, other NM communities 2, Texas 62, and other states and countries 23.
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New Mexico Junior College
Hobbs
Lovington
Eunice
Tatum
Jal
New Mexico
Texas
Palmer Named Hobbs Police Chief
Major Andrew J. Palmer promoted to chief of the Hobbs Police Department by City Manager Joe Harvey. Palmer, 50, had been acting chief since Rae D. Neal resigned to join Rapid City SD, and he joined Hobbs as a patrolman in 1951 rising to major in 1972.
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Hobie NM
Upim
Andrew J. Palmer
Hobbs
Joe Harvey
Palmer
Rae D. Neal
Rapid City
Duana Peters
W. D. Rash
Jets
Palmers
Weather East Plains Greet Cool Nights Then Warm Wednesday
Eastern region sees a cool night and sunny warm spell by Wednesday. Readings include Clovis 50 to 86, Tucumcari 50 to 86, Artesia 54 to 88, Layton 56 to 88, North Central Mountains expect sunny mornings and mild days through Wednesday, Santa Fe 42 to 78, South Central Valleys 55 to 95 with clear nights.
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Clovis
Tucumcari
Artesia
Layington
North Central Mountains
Santa Fe
South Central
Las Cruces
Trial Set For Shootout Participants
Eight men charged in the Sept. 3 Santa Fe area shootout with police at Escuela y Colegio Tonantzin near Agua Fria go to trial Jan. 21. Indicted on assault with intent to kill or murder, the defendants include Eugene Romero Paul Cagillo Geronimo Garduno Jose Morfin Andrew Romero Joe Gomez Tom Espinoza and Leroy Ort eme. Linda Montoya 19 of Santa Fe died. four others were wounded. Police officer Anthony Griego believed to have fired the fatal shot was not indicted.
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Santa FE
UPI
Distridge Thomas Donnelly
Eugene Romero
Paul Cagillo
Geronimo Garduno
Jose Morfin
Andrew Romero
Joe Gomez
Tom Espinoza
Leroy Ortem
Miss Montoya
Anthony Griego
New Mexico Senators Push for Phase IV Price Relief for Stations
United Press International reports New Mexico lawmakers including Senators Domenici and Montoya met with Cost of Living Council deputy director James McLane to seek relief from Phase IV price ceilings. They urged adjustments to profit margins and noted closures in Gallup Farmington Tucumcari and Silver City threaten tourism and the state economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
New Mexico
Sense Pete Domenici
R-Nmeg
Joseph M. Montoya
D-Nemeg
Cost of Living Council
CLC
James McLane
Domenici
McLane
Silver City
Gallup
Farmington
Tucumcari
Montoya
LSSC Weighs Tax on Alleged Victoria Peak Treasure
Santa Fe NM UPI committee members discussed a possible new state tax on the Victoria Peak treasure if it exists. A memorial asked an agency to study claims and determine existence, with staff not directed to draft legislation. The treasure, found in 1937 on White Sands Missile Range land, is claimed by several parties including F Lee Bailey’s group and John Jasper outlined potential state claims.
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Santa FE
UPI
Legislative Tax Study Committee
Victoria Peak
Agmcy
Milton E
Dock Ness
White Sands Missile Range
F. Lee Bailey
John Jasper
Jasper
Apodaca Announces Candidacy for New Mexico Governor
LAS CRUCES NM Jerry Apodaca 38-year-old Las Cruces native will formally announce his candidacy for the 1974 Democratic gubernatorial nomination at a reception in Las Cruces Saturday evening He plans similar receptions in Roswell Albuquerque and Santa Fe this week Apodaca began in the State Senate in 1966 was re elected in 1970 and 1972 He chaired the Legislative School Study Committee for two years and now chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee He also led the Democratic state party in 1969 70
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Las Cruces
Upin
Jerry Apodaca
Rosweil
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Apodaca
State Senate
Legislative School Study Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Democratic State Party
Lea County Men Elected to State Posts in NM Retail Association
Two Lea County businessmen won posts at the New Mexico Retailers Association annual meeting in Albuquerque. Pearl Young of Hobbs was named Secretary and Bill Hawkins of Lovington joined the Board of Directors. Leota Coward was named Retailer of the Year by Voice of Retailing. Chuck Anderson of Alamogordo was elected president. Frank Murray of Clovis became Region II Vice President, covering Lea and nearby counties.
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Lea County
New Mexico Retail Association
Albuequerque
NMBA
Pearl Young
Bill Hawkins
Lovington
Young
Hobbs
Voice of Retailing
Leota Coward
Frank Murray
Clovis
Region I
Lea
Roosevelt
Curry
DeBaca
Quay
Guadalupe
Alamogordo
C. M
Chuck” Anderson
Warren wins Lovington football contest on tiebreaker
John W. Warren takes top honors in the Lovington Daily Leader football contest by correctly predicting 13 of 14 games. He edged Terry Rogers on tiebreakers, with others like Morris Jennison and Jeff Dearley also posting high scores.
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John W. Warren
Lovington Daily Leader
Warren
Terry Rogers
Wildcats
Jal
Rogers
Morris Jennison
Jennison
Jeff Dearley
Lola Burelson
Larry Whitley
Bobbee Bradford
Joe Andrews
Jimmy
Aston
Wayne Anderson
Ralph Pruitt
Greg Hogue
Ken Lawson
Wayne Palmer
John Warren
Charles Kelly
Bob Deitz
Peggy Hale
Lola Burleson
Jimmy Aston
John Hice Jr
Cary Crouse
State Building Bids Accepted Soon
Santa Fe plans two major bids by month end. The $32.5 million State Office Building in Santa Fe and a $105,000 Police District Headquarters in Las Cruces are set to open bids within four months of request. Three other offices face slower schedules including the Albuquerque laboratory and Alamogordo and Clovis offices.
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Santa FE
UPI
Department of Finance and Administration
DEA
Merlin Stratmoen
Lag Cru- Ccs
Stratmoen
Stratman
Albuquerque
Alamogordo
Clovis
Bureau of Revenue
Department of Motor Vehicles
Department of Automated Data Processing
State Laboratory
Environmental Improvement Agency
Health and Social Services Derriment
Stratmagn
University of New Mexico
UNM
Stratmoe Ss
Cancer Unit Meets Tonight in Health Center
The North Sea County Unit of the American Cancer Society holds its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Health Center at 5th and Adams. Officers and board members will be elected, and local presidents interested in volunteering for the society are invited. Herman Art on, Southern New Mexico representative, will attend to aid planning.
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North Sea County
American Cancer Society
5Th and
Adams
Herman’arton
Southern New Mexico
The
Cancer Society
Winners in casual wear at 1973 New Mexico State Fair
Miss Melissa Lorenzen of Albuquerque won first prize in the casual wear division at the 1973 New Mexico State Fair. Miss Mary F Metre of Lovington placed second, with Miss McClure from Lea County earning third in the Lea County contest, as photographed by Far West.
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New Mexico
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Hop
Graham
Arnald Gabriel
Ravel
Old Man River
de Camptown
Mills Brothers
Fred Harris
Pee Wees
Steve
Donald Duck
Earl Nightingale
U.S. Agriculture
Jean Parks
Karen Riale
Cindy Lewis
Mandy Melton
Escuela Y Colegio Tonantzin
Agua Fria
Linda Montoya
LSSC
Lea Business
Cancer Unit
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