Weather Outlook for Lakes Rockies and Atlantic States
Period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday calls for snow and flurries in the lakes region and northern Appalachians Tuesday night. Rain along the north Pacific coast with snow flurries in higher elevations of the central Rockies. Colder weather north and central Plains with gradually rising temperatures from the southern Plains to the Ohio Valley. New Mexico sees variable cloudiness and cooler north west Wednesday with highs 50 to 66 north and 54 to 68 south.
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Rural loan program aids low income families
The Farmers Home Administration announced a new credit service to assist low income rural families. Eligible rural residents may receive loans up to 2500 dollars to finance farming enterprises small family businesses trades and services.
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Churchill's Deep Roots in School Days Analyzed
James Marlow reports Churchill’s early schooling shaped his later leadership and eloquence. Teachers doubted his intellect, but his self education after 22 forged a prolific writer and wartime orator whose career defined 20th century history.
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Hungry Man Looks At Cat Diet Cartoon
A humorous NY AP piece riffs on dieting and fat shaming. A narrator jokes about eyeing a cat as potential supper while reflecting on weight gain from 165 to 210 pounds since age 25. It cites dieting myths, patriotic excuses for plumpness, and common plateaus in weight loss.
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Ruling Delayed in Water Dispute Over Wells
Dist Court Judge Caswell Neal postponed a ruling on a water rights dispute until week’s end to review supplemental briefs. The case concerns whether farmers in Portales Valley Project Inc should be enjoined from applying for water well drilling rights on land owned by others in Curry Roosevelt and DeBaca counties.
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Court panel named to hear Valencia County water dispute
A three judge panel including John B. McManus Robert W. Reidy and Paul F. Larr azolo was named to hear the Valencia County water dispute. State Engineer S E Reynolds accuses the Rio Grande Conservancy District and others of drilling wells on Game Department land without his office approval. The conservancy district questions Reynolds jurisdiction.
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Body Found Under Abandoned House In Albuquerque
Police say Lorenzo Padilla Martinez 41 found dead under an abandoned house. Body partially burned and believed murdered. Initial autopsy suggests foul play with another autopsy planned.
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Fire destroys home at 2800 W Bland at 9 p.m.
A fire at 2800 West Bland at 9 p m completely destroyed a residence. Investigators had not determined the fire’s cause and the owner’s name was not released.
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Fat Man Described as Blubbery Yo Yo of Fate
The narrator compares a heavyset person to a blubbery yo yo in the hands of fate, noting the cycles of rising and falling as a metaphor for life. The wording emphasizes the unpredictable swings and the fragile control one has over fortune.
YMCA Skin and Scuba Diving Class Starts February First
The YMCA offers a Skin and Scuba Diving course on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 to 10 p.m. beginning February 1. Open to members and non-members, taught by Jack Locke with Navy diving background. Prerequisites include a doctor’s physical, swim test, and age 16 or older. Registration is $25 and covers equipment, the book New Science of Skin and Scuba Diving, and air in tanks. Call 623-3010 for details.
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Mauna Loa Claim as World’s Largest Mountain by Volume
Mauna Loa in Hawaii at 13 680 feet tall is believed to be the world’s largest mountain by total volume, surpassing other major peaks. This assessment highlights the massif’s immense bulk and prominence in volcanic geography.
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