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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2013
Page
1
Margaret Thatcher compares power to femininity saying true power does not need to claim itself. A famous remark emphasizes that self-proclaimed strength signals insecurity and that dignity speaks louder than declarations.
The forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms with sunny intervals. Highs are expected in the mid 90s and lows in the low 60s, bringing warm conditions with periods of sun and clouds.
Lovington’s annual Party in the Park shirts are on sale at the Chamber of Commerce inside the Troy Harris Center at 201 S Main St. Adult sizes range from small to double extra large while children sizes go from small to extra large. All shirts are 15 dollars and orders are due by June 14.
NM Game and Fish Director Jim Lane says the state seeks to keep the lesser prairie chicken under state control, working with Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado on a plan for ranchers wind energy stewards and oil and gas to avoid harming the bird. The US Fish and Wildlife Service reopened comment on the proposed listing with a September decision.
Lovington Main Street launches a weekly summer market outside the Courthouse from 8 a.m. to noon, running through October 26 with fresh produce and local crafts. A family friendly program includes Saturday story time at 10 a.m. and free used books from Heart's Desire while supplies last.
The Obama administration scrapped a plan to allow small knives and sports items on planes after opposition from Congress airlines unions and some law enforcement groups. Knives and sports equipment will stay prohibited and the move shifts focus to expanding the Pre-Check program.
A four story building near downtown Philadelphia collapsed during demolition, sending bricks onto a Salvation Army thrift store and injuring 13 people with one more trapped. Rescuers using buckets and hands, aided by police dogs, freed survivors as firefighters reported no immediate comment on the trapped person. demolition workers and nearby witnesses described signs of imminent collapse and improper bracing.
Voters in the Hospita District kept the 1.5 mill levy in place for four more years, with 91 voting yes and 39 no. Hospital board chair Augustine Dorado was re elected. The levy funds about $1.5 million annually, largely from oil and gas taxes, supporting Nor-Lea Hospital’s clinic and oncology center expansion.
A Colorado judge accepted James Holmes not guilty by reason of insanity and ordered a mental evaluation. Prosecutors gain access to a notebook Holmes sent to a psychiatrist, potentially affecting his murder trial and death-penalty fate. The case moves toward an August exam and a possible February trial, with Holmes’s fate hinging on jurors’ verdict on insanity or guilt.
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