On This Date in 1972 Highlights Page 2A Recap
A brief recap of notable events dated mid year 1972 appears on Page 2A. The column spotlights local and national happenings with concise summaries, naming involved individuals, places, and organizations.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2023
Page
1
A brief recap of notable events dated mid year 1972 appears on Page 2A. The column spotlights local and national happenings with concise summaries, naming involved individuals, places, and organizations.
The forecast notes Thursday with a high of 76 and a low of 55. Friday's outlook is not provided in the readable text.
Contact Senior Writer Ron Warnick at 575 461 1952 or rwarnick the news.email for assignment and inquiries.
Quay County faces flood damage with a new four million dollar low water bridge on Old Route 66 breached by floodwaters. The older 1931 bridge also damaged and closed indefinitely as San Jon and Glenrio area roads suffer, with seven inches of rain felt in San Jon. County manager Daniel Zamora says repairs may take time and contractors will file claims. Several Tucumcari buildings and roofs were damaged by hail and torrential rain causing temporary closures and park flooding at Tucumcari Memorial Park.
A severe storm near Clovis knocked out 20 H shaped structures and shut Tucumcari power for about 19 hours. Xcel Energy and Amarillo crews used a diesel generator at the Quay County Generating Station to restore service. Repairs, planned by Memorial Day, aim to prevent future outages.
A state police report says a 64 year old man died from blood loss after five dogs assaulted him February 1 near 11th Street and Gamble Avenue in Tucumcari. Mary Olimpia Montoya and Kristopher Morris face felony charges. Montoya pled not guilty. Former coach Paul Moss witnessed the incident.
The Tucumcari City Commission approved lodgers tax funding for promotional events including Fired Up festival 6900 dollars Chamber of commerce events 7500 dollars Wheels on Fire 10500 dollars and Rattler Reunion 3873.89 dollars. It also backed 4000 dollars for Mesalands Community College Foundation golf tournament funds and tabled a 115000 dollar golf course equipment request due to potential alternate funding.
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