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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 25, 2013

Page

4

Boy Scouts open doors to openly gay youths after vote

The Boy Scouts of America voted 61 percent to allow openly gay youths to join, ending the long ban on gay youths while keeping the ban on gay adults. Leaders nationwide reacted with disappointment, praise, and warnings of potential splits as supporters push for broader inclusion.

David Crary Associated Press Grapevine Texas Boy Scouts of America BSA National Council Boy Scout Dallas Wayne Brock Frank Page Southern Baptist Convention Assemblies of God John Stembeger OnMyHonor.net Washington, D.C Hollywood MyHonorNet Louisville Rick Perry White House Shin Inouye Barack Obama Jennifer Tyrrell Ohio Tyrrell Pascal Tessier Maryland Tessier

Lovington Housing Authority Notice for Paul Campus

Legal notice identifying Paul Campus as executive director of Lovington Housing Authority with contact addresses and phone numbers. Publication listed as Lovington Leader on May 23 and May 25, 2013.

Mr. Paul Lovington The Lovington Leader

Gun shop burglary case ends in state conviction

In Lovington on Oct 24 2011 a gun shop burglary led to the arrest of Little who resided in a nearby well-house. Police recovered two AR style rifles and a 12 gauge shotgun from the property. He was convicted on state charges. federal prosecution may follow with potential sentences up to 25 years. The case was pursued under a federal anti violence initiative with local and state partners.

Southwest Arms Lovington FFL Little U.S Kenneth J Las Cruces Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives 5Th Judicial District Attorney's Office Lea County

County study debate shows Hobbs influence on Lea health plan

The rough draft outlines controversy over a county funded health study for Lea County. It claims Hobbs leadership pushed for the study, with Lovington input scarce. The author criticizes committee composition, notes Lovington’s lone representative, and invites further discussion with county officials. The writer, Ty Graham, offers contact through the Leader.

Nor-Lea Lovington Tatum Eunice Jal Hobbs Gershon David Shaw County Commission Gregg Fuller Ron Black Tom Pierce Dale Dunlap The Leader Tygraham34

Ayala Denies Doping Amid Olympics Fitness Controversy

Ayala asserts passing drug tests easily and denies illegal substance use. He notes four-day weekly workouts, a lean high protein diet, and supplements like protein and creatine. He promotes Steve Mares' gym in Hobbs for trainees seeking bodybuilding.

Ayala Steve Mares Hobbs

Local groups rally for Moore relief with water and supplies

Lovington volunteers led by Robert Vega transported bottled water and supplies to the American Red Cross in Hobbs for Moore Oklahoma relief. UVS Nor-Lea Hospital and Unique Vacuum Services organized drives, with UVS planning to haul aid next Wednesday and both locations serving as drop offs. needed items include water, snacks, wipes, dog food, blankets, air mattresses, toiletries, gloves, and shovels.

Robert Vega Moore Vega American Red Cross Hobbs Oklahoma Unique Vacuum Services Nor-Lea Hospital UVS Bridgett Gonzales Lovington Tulsa Kyle Lynn Nor-Lea S. Love Street Hospital

Stocks Fade First Weekly Loss In A Month

New York AP notes stocks closed mostly lower on Wall Street marking a first weekly dip in a month. The Dow rose eight to 15,303 fueled by Procter & Gamble, while S and P 500 slipped to 1,649 and Nasdaq dipped to 3,459 as traders awaited Memorial Day.

New York Wall Street Dow Jones Dow Procter & Gamble Standard & Poor Federal Reserve New York Stock Exchange

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Boy Scouts City of Lovington Housing Authority New Mexico City of Lovington Ufas Samplian HUC US Department of Housing & Urban Development Lovington Housing Authority S. 4Th Our Tatum High School Lea County Clerk’s Office AVISO el Hospital Electoral del Distrito Nor-Lea Biblioteca de la Escuela Secundaria de Tatum Pat Snipes Chappelle Lea County Clerk Escribana del Condado de Lea
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