Lovington Names Junior Miss for 1983 Pageant
Diane Ramsey 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ramsey, was named Lovington Junior Miss 1983 by the Lovington Junior Chamber of Commerce. Ramsey, a Lovington High School senior, will compete in the New Mexico Junior Miss pageant in Santa Fe later this month with singing as her talent.
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Diane Ramsey
Mro
George Ramsey
Lavington
State Farm Bureau
Polly Ann Baulch
Bates Baulch
Lovington High School
Paula Newman
Ralph Neat
Abn Alexander
E.R. Alexander
Roswell
Abilene Christian College Plans 20 Million Development
ACC outlined its Design for Development a ten year 20 million campus expansion and curriculum redesign to reach 2800 students in the 1970s with John C Sie veng presenting slides at a meeting of alumni and friends. The gathering also discussed a scholarship fund for a Children’s Home of Lubbock student and elected officers. In Georgetown British Guiana women accused of witchcraft were stoned in streets, reported Mrs J D Smith of Livingston.
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John C. Sieveng
ACC
iPlains National Bank
Church of Christ
Alumi
Lubbock
Georgetown
British Guiana
Solons Spar Hearings On Rights Measure Open Quietly
In Washington and London, lawmakers debate the omnibus civil rights bill addressing voting education public facilities employment and federally aided programs. Rep. Howard W Smith and Rep. Emanuel Celler clash over rules as the two protect opposing views while witnesses prepare for a two week hearing. Prince Philip warns Britons about rising costs and leisure demand.
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
Viteginia
House Rules Committee
Emanuel Ceiler
New York
Collar
Geller
Smith
Celler
Rules Committee
House
Kennedy
Coller
John
Johnson
I Congress
Ra Feial
Sugar Beet Quota Talk Aims at Lower U S Prices
U S livestock groups press for a sugar quota from beet imports to lower U S prices. Australia supplies about 44 percent of U S beet input while cattlemen warn tariffs may not solve real costs. Ronald Hay of Australia urges cheaper beet imports to aid American consumers. Joe Fletcher of Fort Worth voices state cattlemen concerns over profitability and product use.
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U. S
Pongety
House
U.S
Australia
Ronald Hay
Ameren
Hayward
Pete
Nevada Cattlemen's Association
Poage
House’ “Agriculture —Committee
State Cattlemen’s ‘Association
Joe Fletcher
Part Worth
Frosts Library Gift to New York University
The personal papers and library of poet Robert Frost were donated to New York University by his daughter Mrs Lessley Frost Ballantine. The initial portion includes 3 000 books with first editions of Christmas and other works. The collection will be stored in a seminar room at NYU’s Washington Square campus.
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UPI
Robert Frost
New York University
University
Lessley Frost Ballantine
Frost
Cambridge
Mass
Washington Square
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