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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2013
Page
1
Weather Snapshot: Warm Sunshine With Scattered Clouds
The forecast calls for sun and clouds with highs in the mid 90s and lows around 60s to mid 60s. Sunday and Monday show clear warm conditions with temperatures near 95 degrees and nightly lows near 63.
Ramirez Authentic Mexican Cuisine adopts beer wine licenses in Tatum
Ramirez Authentic Mexican Cuisine becomes the first Tatum restaurant to serve beer and wine with meals after Lea County voters approved non-dispenser licenses in September 2012. Owner Arnold Ramirez says the family operation runs the restaurant at 103 W. 2nd Street with help from his parents and sisters. Taqueria Jalisco in Lovington Square Shopping Center also uses the new license.
Governor signs fire recovery flood risk order at Ruidoso
Governor Susana Martinez declared an emergency to curb flood risks in burn areas from last year’s Little Bear Fire near Ruidoso. The executive order unlocks $750,000 to prepare for and mitigate flooding impacts and debris following the blaze that destroyed over 240 homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso
N.M
Susana Martinez
Little Bear
Martinez
Bonito Lake
Alamogordo
Grounds for Change Garden Blooms at Lovington Recovery Center
Heart's Desire Outreach expands services with Grounds for Change Therapeutic Garden on Main Street Lovington. A 4750 grant from United Way funds a 2000 square foot garden at 1109 South Main aiding adults and youth in HDI recovery through horticulture and creative work and building life skills. Debi Feltman highlights transformative stories including a 36 year old woman formerly cooking meth who now nurtures sunflowers and gains purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grounds For Change
South Main
Heart’s Desire Program
Tyler Graham
Lovington
Heart's Desire Outreach
United Way
Heart
Grounds For Change Therapeutic Garden
Heart’s Desire
HDI
Debi Feltman
Feltman
Federal Nullification Efforts Mounting In States
State lawmakers push laws to resist federal gun, health, and identification rules amid a national trend. AP analyzes that roughly 80 percent of states have adopted measures skeptical of federal policies, with California leading on medical marijuana and Kansas threatening felony charges against federal agents enforcing gun laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Lieb
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Jay Nixon
California
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Montana
Arizona
Feds
Adam Winkler
University of California At Los Angeles
Senate Immigration Bill Gains Ground After Border Deal
The immigration bill moves forward in the Senate after Republicans and Democrats agree on border security steps. The pact, pushed by Gang of Eight members, doubles Border Patrol agents, adds drones and fencing, and ties permanent resident status to securing the border over a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Espo
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Senate
Mexico
Barack Obama
House
Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
John McCain
R-Ariz
McCain
Bob Corker
Tennessee
John Hoeven
North Dakota
Schumer
Gang of Eight
House Rejects Farm Bill Signals Shift in Policy
The House rejected a five year, half trillion dollar farm bill by 234 to 195 as critics say it is too expensive. Republicans 62 voted no citing cost while Agriculture Chair Lucas signals few floor chances for a new bill. Options include extending the 2008 bill or separating farm programs from food stamps amid Senate approval of a version with smaller cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clare Jalonick
Associated Press
Washington
House
Congress
Capitol Hill
House Agriculture Committee
Frank Lucas
Rokin
Lucas
Senate
Agriculture
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Mon
Adue
N.M. Briefs
Garden Club
Iris Garden Club
W. Clayton
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