Holly Corp reports first quarter profit and expansion plan
Holly Corp. posts a first quarter net profit of 498 494 on 15 million gross revenue up from 194 198 and 10 million last year. Navajo Refinery at Artesia and pipelines in Eddy Chaves and Lea counties anchor growth with a 2.5 million capital program aimed at 28 000 barrels daily.
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Lamar Norsworthy
Ca Holly Corp
Holly Corp
Artesia
Eddy
Chaves
Lea Counties
Roswell Inn
Fred G. Hansen
Norsworthy
Marcus R. Dickerson
Jack A. Horner
Sydney H. Renehan
Henry L. Stern
Hansen
Carlsbad
Fred Hervey
el Paso
Tex
Bud Copple
Malco
Holly
Simon to order reduced lighting and fuel controls
Washington AP Simon announces he will order reduced lighting in commercial and industrial buildings once Congress grants authority He also puts petroleum exports under licensing and directs federal agencies to remove limousines by January 1 The move follows a flawed gasoline cutback proposal and aims to curb fuel shortages with new energy office rules and other actions
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Washington
William E. Simon
Congress
Simon
Federal Energy Office
U. S
Energy Office
White House
United States
Night crash and energy cuts spark Roswell safety debate
Four Roswell residents were injured in a Wednesday night crash on West Second Street. Fire crews battled a blaze at the scene as officials floated energy saving measures including reduced highway lighting and a licensing plan to curb petroleum exports amid the fuel crisis. Local motorists face possible shortages under new allocation rules.
Four Roswell Residents Injured In Three-Car Crash
Four Roswell residents were hospitalized after a three car collision in the 2700 block of West Second Street. Injured were Dickie Barnett 29 driver of one vehicle Connie Ray Males 37 driver of another and passengers Betty Males 35 and Ronny Stafford 19 all treated at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Police say the crash occurred at 11 26 p m Wednesday and is under investigation with no enforcement action yet taken.
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West Second Street
Roswell
Dickie Barnett
E. Poe St
Connie Ray
Betty Males
Ronny Stafford
E. Pear Sr
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
LaGrone
Roswell City
Poe
Connie Ray Males
E. Pear
Barnett
John Wheeler
S. Missouri Ave
Roswell Residents Protest Second Street Parking Elimination
Public hearing on a New Mexico State Highway Department plan to widen West Second Street drew about 75 people. Business owners warned on street parking loss would force closures. officials outlined a 10 foot right of way plan and a $1.85 million project with potential 1974 75 contract timing.
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West Second Street
City Hall
New Mexico
Roswell
State Highway Department
Second Street
Sunset Avenue
City of
Darwyn Pogue
Union Avenue
Pogue
Elks Lodge
Richardson Ave
Highway Department of
John D. Winton
Highway Department of Santa Fe
William Schnedar
Jim Snell
Highway Department
Ken Bower
Technical Services Division
Bill Davis
Pat Burns
Independent Truckers Stage Two Day Shutdown Over Fuel Costs
Nonunion drivers halted trucks across several states in a wildcat protest against high fuel prices and lower speed limits. Violence included bricks and gunfire incidents. some drivers reported tampered equipment and blocked interstates, with no confirmed injuries.
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Nick Tatro
Associated Press
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Nevada
Reno
California
Teamasters Union
Lamar
U.S. 322
Lonnie Bowers
Ivan Z. Zim
Merman
New Holland
Bowers
Lancaster
Cheshire
Ohio Highway Patrol
Canfield
Interstate 76
Interstate 75
Cincinnati
Dayton
Midwest
Alitalia DC 10 to Arrive for Roswell Pilot Training
An Alitalia spokesman announced a DC 10 will arrive at Roswell Industrial Air Center on Sunday for a pilot training program starting Tuesday. About 70 pilots will visit Roswell at various intervals through March to take part in the training.
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Alitalia Airlines
Italy
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Roswell
McIntyre Named ENM State Fair Horse Show Director
Ralph McIntyre, longtime head of the ENM State Fair horse show, was elected to the fair board as a director. The board will operate with nine members this year, with two terms not seeking incumbency. McIntyre plans more facilities and notes the English division boosted participation while the Western division needs revamping.
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Ralph McIntyre
Chrysler Drive
New Mexico
Jerry Smith
Fair Board
Ralph
Rowland Tessier Jr
Bob Hazelwood
Jim Miles
Albuquerque
Mountan Bell
Smith
Hud Rhea
Rex Alcorn
Bob Baldock
Joe Carriere
Dick Cooper
Dick Mulkey
Tom Hall
International Harvester
McIntyre
McIntyre Oil Co
Standard Oil
Roswell
University of Houston
New Mexico Horse Show Association
Vaughn
ENM
West Texas
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