Hawaii as a living option eyed in Royal Hawaiian promo
A California firm Royal Hawaiian Management promotes Hawaii as a place to live and vacation. The piece highlights statehood gains, jet travel, high living costs, isolation, climate, and long term investment potential for Hawaii amid boom times and new Keahole Airport development.
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Royal Hawaiian Management Corporation
Hawaii
Southwest
Sonoran
mid-Pacific
United States
FAA
Polynesia
Mama
Continental
Gran’ma
Harold Burnside
Lovington
Royal Hawaiian
Keahole
Kona
Splashdown Tonight Ends Skylab 2 Mission in Pacific
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma ended a 59 day 11 hour flight with a splashdown in the Pacific 224 miles southwest of San Diego. NASA said the crew readied to reenter using a single main engine burn amid favorable seas and no major health issues ahead of Skylab 3 preparations.
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Thomas G. Belden
UPI
Houston PI
Pacific Ocean
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Earth
Sine Space
Skylab
New Orleans
San Diego
Baja California
Les Jordan
Bean
Bruce McCandlesse
Apollo
Glynn S Lunney
Royce Hawkins
Iawkins
Charles
Peter* Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
NASA
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William
Impeachment Before Indictment For Agnew
Vice President Spiro Agnew faces questions on whether impeachment is required before indictment in a Maryland kickback probe. His lawyer Judah Best declines comment as papers urge the court to block the investigation on extortion and conspiracy charges.
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Washington
UPD
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
UPI
Judah Best
Maryland
Agmew
Baltimore County
Washington Star-News
Joel Mine
Kline
Chevy Chase
Businessrn
Armen
Elliottl. Richardson
San Antonio
Texa
Best
Justice Department
Agew
Lovington Ministerial Alliance to Meet Thursday
Lovington ministers are invited to a Thursday 10:00 a.m. meeting at the First United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Walter Brown of TelePrompter Cable TV will be guest speaker. Ministers not yet in the alliance are urged to participate.
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Lovington
Tryouts Set For Mame This Week In Hobbs
Barbara McDaniels announces September 26 27 auditions for the musical Mame at the community playhouse in Hobbs directed by Art Haggerton. Adults who sing are invited and a 10 year old boy role is available. show runs in early December.
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Mame
Community Playhouse
Hobbs
Barbara McDaniels
Art Haggerton
Mc Daniels
Trout Planting Operations Cut In New Mexico
New Mexico’s trout program trims planting by 40 percent through December due to Rainbow trout egg shortages. Department chief Robert L. Brashears says reductions began September 1 and are evenly spread statewide. Egg shortages stem from high fish food costs disease at hatcheries and inflation. Officials expect to resume normal pace next summer and meet annual planting goals.
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Santa FE
UPI
State Game and Fish Department
Robert L. Brashears
Department
Brashears
Watergate Burglars Betrayed By Lookout
Senate hearing testimony from Hunt cites possible double agent role of a lookout linked to the Democratic Party. He claims Alfred Baldwin could have guided police to the DNC Watergate complex on June 17, 1972, where five men were arrested. Hunt, a former CIA operative, testified about Colson directing searches tied to the Wallace assassination attempt.
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Mike Feinsl
Ber
Washington PI
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Senate
Alfred C. Baldwin
Democratic National Committee
Charles W. Colson
Milwaukee
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Arthur Bremer
Wallace
Maryland
Colson
White House
CIA
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fh
Watergate
Roswell Fair Opens Marking Centennial In Roswell
The 51st annual Eastern New Mexico State Fair starts in Roswell today to honor the city’s 100th anniversary with a 100 unit parade. The fair runs through Saturday at the fairgrounds featuring historical event skits on the first two nights and a five day rodeo finale.
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Roswell
N.M
UPI
Weather forecast for Fastern Plains region
Fair tonight. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with a chance of a few showers or thunderstorms on higher terrain. Readings: Clovis 46 to 68, Tucumcari 46 to 68, Arytesia 48 to 78, Lovington 57 to 54.
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Fastern Plains
Clovis
Tucumcari
Arytesia
Lovington
Youth Injured When Struck By Vehicle
Librado Vega, 14, of 317 W Ave J, was hit near Fourth and Avenue J by a 1971 Datsun driven by Kurt Knoll, 21, of Lovington. He was taken by City Ambulance to Lovington Lea General Hospital, kept overnight for observation, condition not serious. Witnesses said Knoll could not have avoided the impact.
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Librado Vega
W. Ave. J
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Fourth
Avenue J
Kurt Knoll
Lovington
Knoll
Mayfield denies open support from King and Runnels
Former New Mexico state legislator Bobby Mayfield, now running as a Democrat for governor, says reports of open backing by Gov. Bruce King and Rep. Harold Runnels are false. He adds he would welcome their support and notes Runnels intends to stay neutral in the primary while Sen. Jerry Apodaca also seeks the nomination.
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Albuquerque
Yeas Mayfield
Runnels
Jerry Apodaca
Las Cyuces
Povernore
Primary Election Petition Law Upheld by District Judge
Santa Fe District Judge Edwin Felter ruled the new New Mexico primary election law requiring petition circulation is constitutional. He also affirmed post deadline legislative acts, including House Bill 383, as valid. The decision came in a suit by Maurice Dillon of Albuquerque, a 1972 Democratic Senate candidate.
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Patrick Lamb
Santa FE
UPI
Edwin Felter
Felter
Maurice Malcom Dillon
Albuquerquie
Senate
Dillon
New Mexico
State Povernmeaute
Mike Scarborough
Scarborough
James Scarborough
Weehawken Public Works Eyes Woman as Street Cleaner
Weehawken Public Works Chairman Charles Miller says a woman should be hired to sweep streets by hand because the town’s lanes are too narrow for trucks. He adds a widow or welfare recipient might benefit, and women would “have guts” to confront littering youths.
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Weehawken
UPI Public Works
Charles Miller
Miller
Ruidoso Ticket Sellers Suspended Over Big Guila Tickets
The New Mexico State Racing Commission suspended three ticket sellers at Ruidoso Downs and fined jockey Don Lee Mooney after two August incidents involving large payoff tickets. Suspects Elizabeth K. Mooney Christie Ann Cisneros and Freddie Marshall faced suspensions amid alleged improper transactions. An unnamed groom also denied grandstand privileges.
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Albuquerque
UPL
Ruidoso Downs Race Track
State Racing Commission
Elizabeth K. Mooney
Tecumseh, Oklag
Christie Ann Cisneros
Ilondo
NeMe
Freddie Marshall
Ruido- SO
Miss Cisneros
The
Racing Commission
Dunigan
Marshall
Conservation Meeting Set In Loving ton For Region Six
Region Six Natural Resource Conservation Districts will meet in Lovington at the Lea County Electric Cooperative Community Room. Chairman John Waits will preside as the all day session runs from 9:00 a.m. to about 5:00 p.m. Farmers ranchers and others are invited.
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Natural Resource Conservation Districts
Lovington
John Waits
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Region Six
Carlsbad
Carizzoro
Central Valley
Hagerman-Dexter
Lea
Macho Roswell
Otero
Pinasco
Upper Hom
Runnels Co Sponsors Mexican Laborer Bill
U S Representative Harold Runnels and Richard White of El Paso back a bill to issue temporary work visas to aliens who contract with American employers for seasonal labor. The measure requires labor contract approval, no willing American worker available, housing and wage standards, and a two week return mandate with penalties for noncompliance.
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Runnels
Bill
Washington
U.S
Harold Runnels
D- NM
Richard White
el Paso
The
United
Secretary of Labor
Labor Department
Congressional
United States
Predator Problems Highlight Rancher Losses to Coyotes
Richardson James Richardson a McDonald area rancher told the House Agriculture Committee that predators forced him out of sheep farming. He cited loss of chemical poisons and failed cooperative coyote control, noting Lea County New Mexico spans 4000 square miles and faced major predator damage. He urged action from agencies and cited a 1971 New Mexico University study showing predator losses of 5.5 million dollars.
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James Richardson
McDonald
House Agriculture Committee
Richard
Lea County
New Mexico
New Mexico University
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
Richardson
Farmers Union
Bob Poage
Texas
John Stencil
Rocky Mountain Farmers Union
Lovington
KMPA
Cheyenne
State Winners Named In 4 H Awards Program
New Mexico 4 H winners named across 24 national awards based on 4 H record books. Judges rate achievement leadership and personal development. prizes include trips to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago, savings bonds radios and certificates. County clubs receive safety conservation and health certificates for noted programs.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico
Jeanette Carnes
New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
Ill
Chaves County
Temedelino Club
Valencia County
National Safety Council
Clover Clovers Club
San Juan County
Vermejo Club
Colfax County
Clover Clovers
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