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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Cholera found in pond ❏ First responders advised to seek medical treatment. By David Stevens EDITOR [email protected] CLOVIS — First responders involved in the July 4 rescue of a boy found in the pond at Hillcrest Park have been advised to seek medical treatment, Clovis City Manager Tom Phelps said on Monday. “A form of cholera bacteria was found in the pond,” Phelps said. “As a precautionary matter and based on physician recommenda- tions, our personnel who were involved in the water rescue have been advised to start taking a doctor recommended course of antibi- otics.” The Centers for Disease Control website defines cholera as: “... (A)n acute, diarrheal illness caused by infection of the intestine with the bacterium Vibrio choler- ae.” The CDC reports the infection is often mild or without symptoms, but can sometimes be severe with “diarrhea, vomiting, and leg cramps,” and can lead to death if untreated. Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Phelps said the water poses no danger “as long as residents don’t A barrier is in place around the Hillcrest park pond where a 12-year-old nearly drowned last week. go swimming in the pond.” Phelps said he is not aware of Phelps said it was his understand- peared. tion fencing is just a temporary fix. full of water from the city’s waste- anyone contracting cholera in con- ing city police had notified the other And over the weekend, a tempo- “We just felt we needed to barri- water treatment plant and used on nection with the incident. boys’ families of the cholera finding rary fence was placed around the cade or block it off initially,” said the park’s soccer fields and golf Gevion Lewis remained in criti- and that, “I’ve not been notified of pond. Phelps, adding that the final fix course. cal condition Monday at a Lubbock any sickness of any of them.” Clovis Police Capt. Roman may not be a wall or barricade of “We just found out so we’re not hospital after first responders pulled City officials began taking pre- Romero said two children were any sort; officials just do not know at the point of a plan yet,” said him from the bottom of the 6-foot cautions to keep others out of the warned away from the pond Friday yet. Phelps, who was named Clovis’ pond where he’d been swimming water soon after the accident. night. That incident prompted Phelps said he and the city’s interim city manager in April. with a brother and friends. He’d Officials have resposted signs pro- installation of the fence, said Clovis Parks and Recreation Department been under the water for six to 10 hibiting swimming after they said Public Works Director Clint Bunch. staff are considering options for Staff writer Anna George con- minutes, officials have estimated. the original signs recently disap- Bunch said the plastic construc- what to do about the pond, which is tributed to this report. Clovis city employee arrested Steve Pearce ❏ Information technology director accused of carrying gun in airport. running for By David Grieder City officials have responded to ters,” Mayor David Lansford said. STAFF WRITER multiple public information requests He declined to provide additional [email protected] from The Eastern New Mexico information. Commissioners took Pearce NM governor News related to Nelson’s trip that no action following the closed-door CLOVIS — The city of Clovis’ was scheduled June 11-15 to meeting. ❏ Pearce first to seek second-term Republican Gov. information technology director was Washington D.C. Commissioners have scheduled Susana Martinez, who by law arrested last month, accused of car- Records from those requests show another executive session this GOP nomination to cannot run for re-election in rying a gun in Love Field Airport a purchase of roundtrip airfare Thursday to discuss limited person- 2018. while on a work-related trip, records between Dallas and D.C. for nel matters, which is authorized by succeed Martinez. Pearce will give up running show. Nelson and another city IT employ- the state’s Open Meetings Act. in 2018 for New Mexico’s Paul Nelson, 40, was arrested June ee. It’s not known if either session is By Morgan Lee southernmost congressional 11 “for bringing a weapon into the City officials, also responding to related to Nelson. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS district — one of a handful secure part of the airport,” said public records requests from the A city employee said Nelson was along the U.S. border with Dallas Police Department Public newspaper, said no city employees “not going to be in this week” when SANTA FE — Republican Mexico that is not held by a Information Officer Debra Webb. have been on administrative leave The News attempted to call him at Congressman Steve Pearce Democrat. Rep. Michelle Nelson did not immediately since at least June 11, but it wasn’t his office in late June. kicked off his campaign for Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, respond to messages left at his office clear if Nelson has been working A call to Nelson’s office on governor of New Mexico on also is giving up her congres- and on his cell phone on Monday. since the incident. Monday went to his voice mail and Monday, giving up a firm hold sional seat run for governor. But on June 29, he declined to He was still employed by the city was not immediately returned. on the state’s southern con- Pearce’s candidacy offers answer questions about the incident. late last month, Phelps said. Records related to Nelson’s court gressional district along the New Mexico voters a Vietnam Clovis’ Interim City Manager Tom The Clovis City Commission last appearances could not immediately border with Mexico. War-era veteran and former oil Phelps also declined comment, stat- Thursday held an executive session be located and it was not clear if he He is the first to seek the ing it was a personnel matter. to discuss “limited personnel mat- has an attorney. GOP nomination to succeed PEARCE on Page 3A

Forecast: Today Wednesday Thursday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A High: 95 High: 95 High: 93 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Low: 65 Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 3A Low: 67 Low: 65 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Tony’s pic of the week JULY 11 On this date ... 1977: “The Thorn Birds” was the best-selling fiction book, according to Publisher’s Weekly. The family saga cov- ered six decades and became a television miniseries in 1983. The best-selling non-fiction book was “Your Erroneous Zones.” The self-help book American League all-stars was on the New York Times in 1977 would include George bestseller list for 64 weeks, Brett, Rod Carew, Carlton including most of 1977. Fisk and Reggie Jackson. The National League won 1977: Los Angeles the game, 7-5. Dodgers first baseman Steve Don Sutton pitched three Garvey was the first player to shutout innings and won the receive more than 4 million game’s Most Valuable Player votes from fans, leading the award. list of National League play- Joe Garagiola and Tony ers selected for the Major Kubek handled play-by-play League Baseball All-Star for television viewers. Radio Game. broadcasters were Vin Scully Johnny Bench, Ron Cey, and Brent Musburger. Joe Morgan and Dave Parker were among others selected to Pages Past is compiled the NL team, which would be by Editor David Stevens. managed by Cincinnati’s Contact him at: Sparky Anderson. [email protected]

Events calendar Today ■ Blooming Talent — 10:30 ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public Library. a.m. at Portales Public Library for Guest: Lubbock Science Spectrum. grades 2-6. Activity: Floriculture Information: 575-356-3940 and a Spot of Tea. Information: 575- 356-3940 Friday ■ Big Kids Activity Hour — 10 ■ Friday Flix — 10:30 a.m. at a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library Portales Public Library. Movie: for ages 7-11. Information: 575- “Middle School: Worst Years of My 769-7840 Life” Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Quilters Tuesdays — 6 p.m. ■ 42 Shoot Out domino tour- at Clovis-Carver Public Library. nament — 7 p.m. at Texico Senior Information: 575-769-7840 Center. 6 p.m. registration. Entry ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 fee: $30 per team. Information: a.m. at Portales Public Library. 575-714-3947 Activity: Simple sew keychains. ■ National Collector Car Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Appreciation Day — 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Cody and the Clovis Zoo at Roosevelt County Courthouse. reptiles — 10 a.m., 2 p.m. at Admission: Free. Show car parking: Clovis-Carver Public Library. 5 p.m.-6:45 p.m. $5 to show. Information: 575-769-7840 Information: 575-226-3783 Wednesday ■ Saturday Little Sprouts storytime — ■ 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public 42 Showdown domino tour- Library for preschoolers. Story: nament — 8:30 a.m. at Texico “Spy School.” Information: 575-356- Senior Center. 7:30 a.m. registra- 3940 tion. Entry fee: $40 per team. ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at Information: 575-714-3947 Clovis-Carver Public Library for ages 10 months-3 years. Ongoing ■ Information: 575-769-7840 Pintores artist of the month ■ Stitch Addicts — 7:15 p.m. at — Pat Weekley is the Pintores Art Clovis-Carver Public Library. League featured artist for July at Crochet lesson. Information: 575- Clovis-Carver Public Library. Staff photo: Tony Bullocks 769-7840 Information: 575-769-7840 Lilieanna Maloni, 12, of Clovis digs into some cotton candy from her father Tom Maloni’s vendor booth during Tuesday’s “Smoke on the Water” at Greene Acres Park. This is my Pic’ of the Week because Independence Day Thursday The events calendar is a daily ■ Childrens’ Storyhour — 10 listing of area events. To place an celebrations are fun and eating cotton candy is fun. a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library item on the calendar, call the for ages 3-6. Theme: Cats vs. dogs. newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- Which pet is best? Information: mail: 575-769-7840 [email protected] Markets Portales grocery seeks Dow Jones: 21,408.52 -5.82 (-0.03%) Meetings calendar Gold: 1,214.37/oz Silver: 15.63/oz Oil: 44.55/barrel alcohol sales approval Today Thursday Closing Quotes Microsoft Corporation 69.98 ■ ■ Water Policy Advisory ■ Commission on Older Altria Group Inc 73.69 Newmont Mining Corp 32.53 BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS An update on the Ute AT&T Inc. 36.83 PepsiCo, Inc. 114.27 Pipeline Project by Board — 8:30 a.m. at City Hall, Adults — 3 p.m. at city hall, Clovis. Atmos Energy Corporation 83.37 PNM Resources Inc 37.45 PORTALES — A Eastern New Mexico Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 Information: 575-769-7828 Bank of America Corp 24.89 Sears Holdings Corp 7.46 ■ Portales grocery store will Water Utility Authority Cultural and Ethnic Affairs ■ Clovis City Commission Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 55.93 Tenneco Inc 59.12 — Noon at City Hall, Clovis. Citigroup Inc 67.65 Verizon Communications Inc. 43.20 be seeking approval to sell Executive Director Justin executive session — 5:15 p.m. in Chevron Corporation 103.04 Washington Federal Inc. 33.5 Information: 575-769-7828 alcohol when the City Howalt. the Clovis-Carver Public Library Delta Air Lines, Inc. 54.81 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 77.16 ■ ■ Civil Aviation Board — 5:30 Edison International 76.44 Wells Fargo & Co 55.59 Council meets at 6:30 A public hearing for genealogy room Wal-Mart Stores Inc 73.23 p.m. at Clovis Airport. Information: Exxon Mobil Corporation 80.16 tonight. an ordinance approving Ford Motor Company 11.34 Xcel Energy Inc 45.56 City officials will economic development 575-769-7890 General Electric Company 26.04 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com This calendar is a daily listing GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 42.21 review a request for a per- projects. These are the high and low prices Int’l Business Machines Corp. 153.42 ■ Wednesday of area public meetings. To place for grain as reported by the N.M. mit to sell liquor, beer and A public hearing for Intel Corporation 33.65 ■ Planning and Zoning an item on the calendar, call the Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. wine by Farmer’s Country an ordinance deleting the The Coca-Cola Co 44.38 Wheat 4.20-4.92 Market. Commission — 3 p.m. regular newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- Southwest Airlines Co 63.13 Milo 4.71-6.42 chapter of the city code meeting at City Hall, Clovis. mail: McDonald's Corporation 155.52 Corn: Bushel 4.32-4.45 The store’s general man- entitled “bicycles” in its Merck & Co., Inc. 62.83 Corn 100-wt 7.71-7.94 Information: 575-769-7828 [email protected] ager, Robert Garcia, said entirety. the store hasn’t sold alco- ■ A public hearing for hol since 2003. an ordinance amending Setting it Straight Other items of interest portions of the Portales Weekend stories related to the near-drowning of a scheduled for the meeting city code as it pertains to child on July 4 incorrectly referenced the name of the at Portales’ Memorial dismissal of a regular full- Hillcrest Park pond where the accident occurred. Swan Building: time employee for cause. Lake is the name of the pond inside the Hillcrest Park ■ A joint use agreement Zoo. The pond where the swimming incident occurred between the city of does not have a formal name, city officials said. Portales and the Portales The Eastern New Mexico News endeavors to accurate- Lottery Municipal School District. ■ Appointments to the ly report local news events. Errors of fact will be correct- Saturday ed in a timely and appropriate manner. Please notify Infrastructure Capital Editor David Stevens of errors by calling (575) 763-6991 Improvements Projects (ext. 310). Powerball evaluation committee. 8 10 29 40 59 ■ Approval of a joint Powerball: 26 powers agreement between Portales Powerplay: 2 Municipal School District easternnewmexiconews.com and the Portales Police Lotto Texas Department for a school Your source for local news and sports 8 33 38 43 51 53 resource officer.

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Portales community calendar LOCAL ROUNDUP Clubs/organizations Council — 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Family Health Center, 1515 W Roosevelt Rd. 3. Prayer, support ENMU regents lution authorizes “the presi- 9 to 5 Club meeting — Third Monday-Friday at Portales Fir. Information: (575) 356-6695. and encouragement for women. dent and the vice president Tuesday each month. Public Library. Free GED, ABE, Information: 575-760-0598. meet on documents for business affairs to sign Information: 575-356-2132 ESL and citizenship classes. Support groups Lamp Lighters Women’s PORTALES — Eastern contracts, grants, and other Bethel Club meeting — 2 Volunteers needed. Information: Al-Anon: Serenity Circle — Group of A.A. — 7:30 p.m. New Mexico University’s agreements, brought about p.m. second Tuesday each 575-356-8500. 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Monday, Thursday and Friday at Board of Regents met briefly because we now have a new month. Information: 575-356- Roosevelt County Presbyterian Church, 108 South Trinity Church, 601 Avenue B. Monday morning to sign doc- president.” 4519. Association of Educational Ave. F. Information: 575-769- Information: 575-769-6028. uments necessary for the col- Jeff Elwell became Causey Club meeting — Retirees — 2 p.m. third 6028. Milagro Group of N.A. — lege’s continued operation. ENMU’s 10th president this Second Monday of each month. Thursday each month at L.C. Alcoholics Anonymous AA 6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Mondays Board President Dan month. Information: 575-276-4220 Cozzens administrative offices, — Willow group — 6 p.m and Saturdays, 223 S. Ave. K. Patterson said during a tele- Elida Club meeting — Zia Room. Information: 575-799- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Christian Campus House. phonic meeting that the reso- — Staff reports Second Thursday of each month. 9615. Saturday at Central Christian Information: 575-309-7593. Information: 575-607-6157 Roosevelt and Curry County Church, 1528 S. Main St. Narcotics Anonymous NA — Friendship Club Meeting — Right to Life — Call for time and Lamplighters group — 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Mondays and 1 p.m. second Wednesday of place. Information: 575-714- Fridays and Sundays at COC Saturdays at Christian Campus Obituaries each month. Information: 575- 0455 or 575-714-0160 Student Center, 207 S. Ave. K. House, 223 South Avenue K. 973-2007 Seasoned Prayer Warriors Twisted Sisters group — 6 p.m. Information: Rick B. at 575-309- Death notices High Plains Breastfeeding — Noon each Wednesday at women only Mondays at First 7593 Alliance — Weekly play group, Emmanuel Baptist Church. Love Presbyterian Church, 108 S. Parents Anonymous — 7 Sierra Byrd Pedro Cordova the Lord? Non-denominational Ave. F. Men’s group — 6 p.m. p.m. Tuesdays at 1411 S. Ave. location and times vary. Sierra Ruth Byrd, 58, died prayer warriors, Praying for men only Mondays at COC stu- O. Parents can share their ques- Pedro Cordova, 67, died Information: Heidi Zamora at Friday, July 7, 2017. Portales. Information: 575-356- dent Center, 207 S. Ave. K. tions, concerns, problems and Thursday, June 29, 2017, in 575-763-7964. She was born April 12, 3588. Information: 575-769-6052. solutions about parenting. Lubbock. Masonic Lodge No. 26 — 1959, in Tucumcari. Starlight Square Dance Club Bereavement Group — 1 Information: Monica Hayes at Services: 10 a.m. Friday 7:30 p.m. fourth Monday each Services: 10 a.m. July 22 — 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at p.m.-2 p.m. second and fourth 575-693-5867. at St. Rose de Lima month, regular communication, at Logan Assembly of God, Portales Senior Citizens Center, Monday each month. Plains Catholic Church in Santa 117 East 3rd Street. All Masons 1001 School St. 421 North Industrial. Information: Regional Medical Center Home Seniors Rosa, 439 S. Third St. welcome. Infomation: Vern Information: 575-762- 575-760-1170. Health/Hospice, 1701 S. Ave. P. Portales Senior Dance — 7 Information: 575-356- Newlin 575-626-4408 4435 United Daughters of the Support group for people whose p.m.-10 p.m. Saturdays at 4455 Mood Elevators fellowship Confederacy — Noon first loved ones have died and who Portales Senior Center, 421 N. group — 3 p.m. Sunday at Bowl- Saturday of each month. would like help coping with grief, Industrial Drive. Live band and Brandon Hightower A-Matic in Fort Sumner, 7:30 Information: 575-742-0307. loss and living again. potluck. $5. Information: 575- Brandon Hightower, 33, Funerals p.m. Tuesday in the Calvary Women’s Community Prayer Information: Sandy Turner at 356-8741. died Sunday, July 9, 2017, Today Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Alliance luncheon — 11:45 575-769-7399. Seniors commodity distri- in Amarillo. Meetings subject to change. a.m. third Wednesday each Brain Injury Support — 6 bution — 8 a.m.-noon third He was born Feb. 13, Lydia Villa — 10:30 Information: 575-478-2525. month ar Victory Life Coffee p.m. Thursdays at Wesley Wednesday of each month at 1984, in Clovis. a.m. at Our Lady of Peanut Valley Toastmasters House. Information: 575-359- Foundation Building. Contact Los Abuelitos Senior Center. Services: 10 a.m. Friday Guadalupe Catholic — 7 p.m. Thursdays at ENMU 0050. 575-359-1964 or karlathere- Food distributed to people age at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Clovis broadcast center. Information: [email protected]. 60 and up. Application: 575-356- Church in Portales, Wednesday Donna Labatt 575-799-3215. Education Cancer survivors/caregivers 5056 or at the senior center, Information: 575-356- Joseph Charles Portales Lions Club — Noon Blackwater Draw Museum support — 5 p.m. first and third 1515 W. Fir Street. 4455 Singleton — 10 a.m. at first and third Thursday of each — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday- Tuesdays at Mental Health Square dance lessons — 7 the 16th St and Pile month at Portales Senior Saturday; noon to 5 p.m. Resources, 300 East First p.m. Tuesdays Starlight Ralph Finkner Center, Industrial Drive. Church of Christ, Clovis Sunday. Information: 575-562- Street. Information: 850-797- Swingers offers square dance Ralph Finkner, 92, died Pauline Pacheco — Information: 575-760-2417 2202. 1153 lessons at the Portales Senior Monday July 3, 2017, in 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Portales Masonic Lodge No. Diabetic Support — 6 p.m. Center, 421 Industrial Drive. Call Wray, Colorado. Guadalupe Church, Clovis 26 — 7:30 p.m. every fourth Health Tuesdays at the auditorium, La 575-356-5509 or 575-477-2318. He was born March 24, Monday each month, 117 East ENMRSH — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Casa Family Health Center, 1515 1925, in Akron, Colorado. Thursday 3rd Street. All Masons welcome. Monday-Friday free develop- W Fir. Information: 575-356- Volunteer Services: 10 a.m. Ralph Finkner — 10 Information: Vern Newlin 575- ment screening for infants from 6695. Interim Healthcare Home Care Thursday at Wray United a..m. at Wray United 626-4408 birth to 35 months. Call 575-742- Divorce Care — 6:15 p.m. & Hospice — 2300 N Main St., Methodist Church in Wray, MEthodist Church, Wray, Portales Traditional Jam — 9032 in Clovis/Portales, 575- Wednesdays at First United Suite 19A, Clovis. Minimum Colorado, 500 Blake St. Colorado. 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Sundays at Wesley 487-2372 in Logan, 575-461- Methodist Church parlor. requirement two hours per month. Information: 970-332- Friday Foundation, 1417 S. Ave. K. Old 0212 in Tucumcari and 575-472- Support/recovery for those going Walk-ins welcome. Contact 5923 Verna Stockard — 3 time, bluegrass, Celtic music. All 3111 in Santa Rosa. through divorce. Information: Angela Laumbach, Volunteer p.m. at Central Christian instruments, ages and skills wel- HIV/STD testing — By 575-356-8597. Recruitment Coordinator at 575- Pauline Pacheco Church, Portales come. Information: 575-356- appointment Monday-Friday at Grief support — 6 p.m. 763-9728 or 575-714-5000. Pauline Pacheco, 72, died Brandon Hightower — 1051. Roosevelt County Health Office, Mondays at First United Sunday, July 9, 2017, in 10 a.m. at Emmanuel Promise Keepers — 5:45 1513 W. Fir Street. Information: Methodist Church. Information: To update or add items to Clovis. a.m. Mark’s Grill, 1126 W. First 575-356-4453. Dr. Keith Wilks at dr.keith- the community calendar, Baptist Church, Portales She was born March 4, Pedro Cordova — 10 Street. Information: John Pugh Pregnancy and TB Tests — [email protected] or 356-8597. please contact the newsroom 1945, in Plainview. a.m. at St. Rose De Lima 575-799-2000. 8 a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Hope for Hurting Women — at 575-356-4481 or email Services: 10:30 a.m. Roosevelt County Literacy Monday-Wednesday at La Casa 6 p.m. Tuesdays at 1513 S. [email protected] Wednesday at Our Lady of Catholic Church, Santa Guadalupe Church in Rosa Clovis, 108 North Davis July 22 Street Sierra Ruth Byrd — Jail logs Information: 575-763- 10 a.m. at Logan 5541 Assembly of God Booked identity, driving while license sus- Released pended or revoked The following were booked into ■ Aleta Salinas, 37, aggravated The following were released from Pauline C. Pacheco local jails through Friday morning: driving while under the influence local jails through Friday morning: March 4, 1945 – July 9, 2017 ■ Kayla Rodriguez, 22, criminal Pauline C. Pacheco, age Clovis damage to property Clovis* 72, of Clovis, NM passed ■ away peaceful at her ■ Christopher Padgett, 33, driving Michael Padilla, 34, contempt of ■ Roshauna Shorty-Daniels, 27 home on Sunday, July 9, while license suspended, no proof of court ■ Jacob Sena, 24 2017. ■ Lisa Gonzales, 46, no proof of ■ Tevyn Driever, 20 She was born on March insurance 4, 1945, in Plainview, ■ Arcelia Mascarenas, 28, warrant insurance ■ Christopher Garcia, 29 ■ ■ Texas to the home of Pete failure to pay fines, speeding Lanna Glick, 20, non-residential Jason Jones, 38 Gomez and Santos (Car- ■ burglary, larceny ■ Geno Mendoza, 30 Madeline Herrera, 22, failure to ■ rion) Gomez. She married appear, contempt of court Isabella Medina-Villa, 21, bat- ■ Madeline Herrera, 22 the love of her life, Benny ■ Pacheco on October 13, ■ Roderick Cordova, 24, assault, tery against a household member Andres Navarro, 23 ■ ■ 1973, in Juarez, Mexico. shoplifting, resisting, evading or Ted Lane, 50, possession of drug Jorge Corona, 29 paraphernalia, conspiracy to commit ■ Her husband Benny and obstructing an officer Kayla Rodriguez, 22 she owned and operated ■ possession of a controlled substance ■ Michael Padilla, 34 Andres Navarro, 23, no insurance ■ Grand Traders Auto and ■ April Lucero, 31, possession of a Alanna Wyshe, 19, no insurance, Aces Realty in Clovis. She no drivers license handled all the bookkeep- controlled substance, possession of Portales ing. Pauline was a very drug paraphernalia, concealing identi- ■ Edward Jhon Boyer, 40, released strong, faithful lady. She ty, probation violation Portales was the peacemaker of the family. She enjoyed her family ■ by court order Billy Jo Dodge, 27, arson, crimi- ■ Larry Keith Fitzgerald, 52, ■ Cara D. Garrett, 34, bond very much and loved to cook, and she made sure every- nal damage to the property of a body was fed. Pauline was a mother figure to all her broth- shoplifting, criminal trespass, driving ers, she didn't have any favorites and she loved uncondi- household member, failure to pay while license suspended or revoked * The Curry County Adult Detention tionally. fines ■ Henry Gonzalez, 54, bench war- Center in Clovis does not disclose She is survived by her children, Benny Fermine Pacheco, ■ Loydale Kirven, 45, shoplifting rant the reasons for release in its daily Jr., Olivia (Nicholas) Fidanzato and Sally (Michael) Coony; ■ Jorge Corona, 29, warrant failure ■ Sanford Earl Long, 37, battery briefings her grandchildren, Isabella Pacheco, Jonathan Coony, and to pay fines/fees ■ Jeny B. Ortiz, 25, warrant for Jacob Coony; her mother-in-law, Teodora (Lola) Pacheco; ■ brothers, John (Gloria) Gomez, EC Mike (Patricia) Gomez, Tiffany Tagle, 31, concealing arrest — Compiled by the Staff of The News Pablo (Esther) Gomez, Jesse (Eva) Gomez, and Ernest- Neto Gomez; one sister-in-law Vivian (John) Jimenez; and one brother-in-law, Louie (Aida) Pacheco. She is preceded in death by her husband, Benny in a legislative environment, tion and long-term voter to Texas, while its largest Pacheco, Sr.; her parents, Pete and Santos Gomez; a Pearce you just have to work across behavior, without accounting city — Las Cruces — leans brother, Henry Gomez; and a sister, Pola Puentes. the aisle,” Pearce said. for the political mood at toward Democrats. Recitation of the Rosary will be on Tuesday, July 11, from Page 1A Pearce openly supported election time or quality of A native of New Mexico, 2017, at 6:00pm in the Steed-Todd Funeral Home Chapel. the presidential campaign of candidates. Martinez suc- Pearce said he has watched Mass of Christian Burial will be on Wednesday, July 12, man with a conservative vot- Donald Trump, who lost to ceeded Democratic Gov. Bill with alarm as residents 2017, at 10:30am at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with ing record during seven Fr. Angelo Marquez, officiating. Honorary Pall Bearers are Hillary Clinton by 9 percent- Richardson in 2010 amid an leave the state in search of all her nieces and nephews. Burial will take place alongside terms in Congress. age points in New Mexico. electoral backlash against better economic opportunity her husband at Mission Garden of Memories at a later Pearce said he wants to The congressman from President Barack Obama. — noting that all five of his date. return from Washington to Hobbs, who turns 70 in Democrats from across the siblings pursued careers A special thanks to Interim Healthcare & Hospice for their rebuild New Mexico’s lag- August, has rejected state have piled into the race elsewhere. He sees room for care and compassion, especially Teresa, Jessica, Robin, ging economy and bring bet- Michelle and her caregiver Loyce. Trump’s push to build a bor- for governor. They include new economic opportunity ter management to public Arrangements are under the care and direction of Steed- der wall as impractical and attorney and state Sen. in agriculture and in high- education. The state has the Todd Funeral Home & Crematory, 800 E. Manana Blvd., ineffective while voting for Joseph Cervantes of Las tech enterprises that can Clovis, NM (575) 763-5541. You may sign the online guest nation’s second-highest the Republican plan to over- Cruces, former media indus- build relationships with the registry at www.steedtodd.com. unemployment rate and rou- haul President Barack try executive Jeff Apodoca tinely ranks near the bottom national weapons laborato- Obama’s health care law. of Albuquerque and alcohol- ries, military bases and in academics and child well- A former Air Force pilot, prevention teacher Peter research universities in New being. Pearce won his initial bid for DeBenedittis of Santa Fe. Conservatives have long Congress in 2002 from the The Democratic Mexico. been drawn to Pearce’s sup- southern New Mexico dis- Congressional Campaign Before entering politics, port for gun ownership trict. He served three terms Committee already has Pearce ran an oilfield serv- rights, his opposition to before running unsuccessful- placed Pearce’s congression- ices firm called Lea Fishing abortion rights and the legal- ly in 2008 for Senate when al district on a list of 79 Tools, which he and his wife ization of gay marriage, and Pete Domenici retired. Republican seats it would sold in 2003. Last year, his fiscal conservatism. In that statewide race, target in 2018. Pearce circled the world in a Discussing his bid for gov- Pearce was soundly defeated “We’ll run against the series of solo flights, pilot- ernor, Pearce cast himself as by Tom Udall, receiving Republican agenda in the ing a small aircraft. a pragmatist who has been about 318,000 votes to House,” New Mexico Pearce has defended his able to work across the parti- Udall’s 505,000. He returned Democratic Party Chairman vote for the GOP health care san divide on Capitol Hill — to Congress in 2010. Richard Ellenberg said. “If overhaul plan on his essential qualifications to Albuquerque-based poll- they (Republican candidates) Facebook page as a step to negotiate with a New ster Brian Sanderoff said want to disown it, fine.” “reduce our nation’s deficit, Mexico Legislature currently Democrats have a built-in The district includes con- and lifting the financial bur- led by Democrats. advantage in the governor’s servative strongholds in the den off the backs of taxpay- “In order for work to occur race based on voter registra- oil-rich Permian Basin close ers.” Page 4A Tuesday July 11, 2017 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Good time to remember Rito Mendez he Independence held onto a post while the But Mendez, unable to He was 45. Tuesday’s near-drowning at Day effort to save a others held hands with him swim, went under the The newspaper reported Hillcrest and is able to thank T12-year-old boy David and stretched down into the greasy, dirty water that had Lavelle was in shock after those who risked their lives from drowning at Hillcrest Stevens tank. been piped to the settling the incident, but she recov- for his. Park’s pond brings to mind ◆ The man on the end of the tank after being used to ered. Let’s be glad Lavelle chain, Burgett, was able to clean locomotives. Mendez was buried in a Rito Mendez. Editor Brown was able to thank T. Like the emergency grab the girl and her res- One of the men dived into “hero’s grave” two days E. Montgomery, M. H. responders who rushed to cuers began pulling her out the murk and located later, a newspaper headline Hailey and W. M. Burgett when Mendez’s work glove Mendez, but was unable to read. pull Gevion Lewis from the for her extra time on Earth. filthy waters at Hillcrest last slipped off. pull him to the surface. He was survived by six And let’s not forget Rito Tuesday, Mendez risked his workers — T. E. Mendez, Burgett and By the time he was freed, children and his wife, life for a struggling child. Montgomery, M. H. Hailey Lavelle went tumbling back with assistance from a grap- Caroline. They lived at 201 Mendez for the sacrifice he That happened on Nov. 1, and W. M. Burgett — into the water. pling hook, he’d been in the Reid St. in Clovis. made more than 80 years 1936, at the Santa Fe rail rushed over when they This time, Montgomery water 27 minutes. About a month later, ago. yards. heard the screams of found a long piece of wire “Mendez’s heart beat for Caroline Mendez received Lavelle Brown was 7 Lavelle’s playmate. and reached out to Burgett, some time,” the Clovis $2,000 in a lawsuit settle- David Stevens is editor when she fell in a water The men formed a human who was then pulled to safe- Evening News-Journal ment with the railroad. for Clovis Media Inc. tank 12 feet deep. Mendez chain in an effort to reach ty, along with the girl he reported, but he could not Let’s all hope Gevion Contact him at: and three other railway the little girl. Montgomery was grasping. be revived. Lewis recovers from last [email protected] Pets can’t work miracles with health, well-being heir healing powers for owners, but much of the And apparently, the according to their report, it could lead researchers to and beneficial research is inconclusive, answer is yes. published in late June. overestimate, or, underesti- Tattributes have been Sharna contradictory or based on Using information collect- Similarly, white, single mate, the impact pets have so highly touted in recent Johnson weak methods, according to ed from 42,044 California women are most likely to on health. years, pets are beginning to ◆ a team of Rand Institute and residents who participated in own cats, while the higher While being cast as a earn a reputation as a medi- In search UCLA researchers. a 2003 California Health body mass index and larger health benefit has been cine of sorts. of ponies Validity of most new Interview Survey, the household size a respondent good for pets, it’s a But it turns out, the bene- research on the topic, they researchers compared pet had — associated with less- reminder good health won’t fits might say more about state, is limited by small ownership data — almost 60 positive health characteris- magically happen by critter the people that own pets, the need for scientific scruti- sample sizes, sample groups percent of respondents lived tics and more economic alone — more likely, a than the pets themselves. ny begins. that don’t represent the gen- with either a dog, cat or challenges — the lower the combination of lower eco- The list of things credited An age-old dynamic with eral public, lack of long- both — against race, gen- chances of cat ownership. nomic stress, healthy to companion animals — research — the more studies term data and other issues. der, marital status, home sit- Knowing factors such as lifestyle, access to preventa- such as reducing heart- done, the cloudier “the While there’s compelling uation, economics and gen- age, race, gender, employ- tive health care and other attack risks, lowering blood truth” can get. evidence out there, before eral health information. ment status, income and factors do the most good. pressure and cholesterol, For instance, one study anyone can conclude pets Odds are highest that dog housing are proven determi- But slobbery kisses and increasing physical fitness, reports owning a dog results improve the long-term owners are females or mar- nates for better health and wagging tails probably can’t soothing distress, lowered in lower anxiety and better health of their people, one ried couples, white, can also be connected to pet hurt. health-care costs and con- fitness, while another of the first questions that younger, home owners with ownership, the study tributing to overall happi- reports increased risk of dis- needs to be answered, they better general health, higher authors concluded the peo- Sharna Johnson is ness — appears to grow ease, asthma, allergies, bite argue, is if pet owners might income levels, living in ple most likely to own pets always searching for daily. injuries and a higher inci- already be prone to better rural areas and in house- already have a better foun- ponies. You can reach her A relatively new field of dence of heart attacks. health because they’re holds where everyone dation for positive health. at: study, however, shows con- Plenty of studies point somehow different than works full time and works And if those factors are insearchofponies tradictions also emerge and toward pets being beneficial non-pet owners. more hours per week, not accounted for, they said, @gmail.com Language and I aren’t ready for genderless future

e don’t even Gender Free ID Coalition, Restroom ID laws, “don’t I find problematic is the that either one means? have pronouns a group that crusades ask, don’t tell” and so-called notion that we should look So it seems to me the Wfor this. Leonard against gender identifiers on “religious freedom” meas- upon this child with his XY energy some are putting into That’s what accounts for Pitts government documents, sees ures, I have fought them. chromosome and a little denying the reality of infant the clumsy grammar of the ◆ this as an important step But in the notion of a stub of flesh between his genitalia would be better statement parent Kori Doty toward that goal. We are genderless humanity we legs that will someday be Syndicated spent trying to assure that it issued about Doty’s new- columnist told that Searyl may be the arrive at the proverbial capable of producing sperm, means as little as possible, born baby, Searyl Atli Doty. first baby in the world with bridge too far. Yes, I know and pretend we have no idea trying to create a society For that matter, it also a genderless government ID. some people are born what he is. where girls who play with accounts for the clumsy As noted, the English lan- anatomically neither male I’m sorry, but that’s just trucks and boys who play grammar of the sentence though, Kori Doty, who guage is not ready for this. nor female. I’m not talking silly. identifies as a non-binary with dolls are as free as any you just read. For all its splendors, English about them. I am reminded of those other children to construct transgender person — stay offers no gender-neutral sin- Nor have I any beef with people who would end Anyway, Kori Doty’s their own lives and identi- statement read: “It’s up to with me, now — has decid- gular pronoun except “it.” the child born into a male racial prejudice by having ties according to their own Searyl to decide how they ed that the child, born in Who wants to be an “it?” body who feels emotionally us all claim to be “color- identify, when they are old Canada “outside the medical If the language is not estranged from that body blind,” i.e., pretend we don’t design. Fight the sociology enough to develop their own system,” will not be saddled ready, well, truth to tell, nei- and takes steps, whether see race. But prejudice — not the biology. gender identity. I am not with gender. ther is your humble corre- surgical or cosmetic, to rec- doesn’t come because we I tend to think Searyl going to foreclose that As reported last week by spondent. It’s a jarring real- tify the problem. Good for “notice” so-and-so is black. would thank us for that. choice based on an arbitrary CNN, that argument appar- ization. him. And her. Rather, it comes with the The English language assignment of gender at ently won over officials in I have, after all, long What I have trouble with assumptions we attach to would, too. birth based on an inspection Canada, who issued the taken great pride in support- is the idea that we somehow that fact. of their genitals.” baby a “health card” — as a ing LGBTQ freedom. commit a sin against Similarly, the question Leonard Pitts Jr. writes Of course, a baby human civilized nation, Canada has Marriage equality, adoption enlightenment when we here is not whether Searyl is for the Miami Herald. is not usually a “they” but a universal health care — that rights, job protections, I identify that baby’s body as a boy or girl. No, the ques- Contact him at: “he” or a “she.” Thing is, does not specify gender. have demanded them. male in the first place. What tion is, what will we assume [email protected]

Trump Jr. admits he wanted info on Clinton from Russian By Chad Day Legal Center. and Nekesa Mumbi Moody On Monday, Trump Jr. tried to brush off the significance of the meeting, tweeting sar- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS castically, “Obviously I’m the first person on WASHINGTON — A meeting between a campaign to ever take a meeting to hear President Donald Trump’s eldest son and a info about an opponent ... went nowhere but Russian lawyer during the presidential cam- had to listen.” paign occurred at the behest of a Moscow- Hours later, New York-based attorney Alan based singer with family ties to Trump’s Futerfas said he had been retained to repre- businesses, according to a participant in the sent the president’s son. And Trump Jr. said talks. Donald Trump Jr. acknowledged on Twitter he was willing to work with the Monday he made time for the meeting hop- Senate intelligence committee, one of the ing to get information about Democrat panels probing possible campaign collusion, Hillary Clinton. “to pass on what I know.” The circumstances surrounding the meet- Lawmakers on the committee from both ing fueled new questions about the Trump parties said they indeed wanted to talk with campaign’s possible ties to Russia, which are the president’s son. Sen. Susan Collins, R- being scrutinized by federal and congression- Maine, said the panel “needs to interview al investigators. Some election law experts him and others who attended the meeting.” said a discussion of potentially damaging Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., agreed, saying, information on Clinton could prompt scruti- “Based on his own admissions, this is an ny from Special Counsel Robert Mueller in attempt at collusion.” light of federal laws barring foreign contribu- The sequence of events that led to the June tions to campaigns. 2016 meeting highlighted the tangled web of Larry Noble, a former general counsel at relationships that investigators now are sort- the Federal Election Commission, said the ing through. situation “raises all sorts of red flags.” The president’s son said the meeting was “You do not want your campaign to be arranged by an acquaintance he knew involved with foreign nationals, period,” said through the 2013 Miss Universe pageant Noble, now senior director at the Campaign Trump held in Moscow. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP Firefighters making progress THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 154 and sent weekend campers scram- and was accompanied by lightning, uation of Bruneau Dunes State Park. Balloon fiesta bling for safety. It’s just 5 percent con- forcing firefighters to pause their work. Officials say the blaze is expected to Slightly cooler temperatures and tained The fire has burned 42.6 square grow because of the extremely dry and to get upgrades diminishing winds were helping miles (110.3 square kilometers) of windy conditions surrounding the area. ALBUQUERQUE — California firefighters as they battled Colorado grass, brush and timber since starting Officials suspect lightning may have Event organizers are starting several wildfires Monday that have June 30. Its cause is under investiga- caused the fire on Sunday just southeast several major improvement forced thousands to flee their homes in Firefighters are making progress bat- tion. It is 51 percent contained. of Bruneau. The Owyhee County sher- projects to prepare for this both ends of the state. tling wildfires burning in Colorado. As iff’s office evacuated the park Sunday year’s Albuquerque Here’s a closer look at the fires burn- of Monday, crews have been able to Montana evening. International Balloon Fiesta. ing in the western United States and build containment lines around 85 per- cent of the fire that forced the evacua- Crews are gaining the upper hand on The Albuquerque Journal Canada.: tion of hundreds of people near a fire burning south of the Fort Belknap British Columbia reports construction begins Breckenridge last week. Indian Reservation in north-central A crew of 21 firefighters from New Monday on a bridge over the California In northwestern Colorado, a wildfire Montana. Brunswick is headed across the country North Diversion Channel An estimated 4,000 people have burning near Dinosaur National The July fire has burned more than to help battle forest fires in British that will lead to a new set of evacuated their homes as flames raced Monument is 40 percent contained. 16 square miles (43 square kilometers) Columbia. At least 220 fires are burn- RV sites to the west of through foothills in the Sierra Nevada, Portions of the 20-square-mile (52- in the Little Rocky Mountains and has ing and more than 8,500 people have Balloon Fiesta Park. about 60 miles (97 kilometers) north of square- kilometer) Peekaboo Fire has threatened the surrounding towns of been forced from their homes, includ- Balloon Fiesta spokesman Sacramento. The Oroville fire has spread into steep, rocky terrain without Zortman, Landusky, Hays and ing about 1,500 ordered out of 100 Tom Garrity says large radio blackened 9 square miles (23 square a lot of fuel. Lodgepole. Mile House, British Columbia, on transmission towers west of kilometers) of grass. It’s 35 percent The fire was 50 percent contained Sunday night. the park have been removed contained. Arizona Monday morning. Crews were work- Julien Bourque of Rogersville, New in order to construct RV sites In Southern California, at least 3,500 ing to protect structures in the four Brunswick, said he’s eager to help. In Arizona, rain has helped firefight- and parking for staff and vol- people evacuated as two fires raged at towns while reinforcing fire lines and “They have quite a few fires there and separate ends of Santa Barbara County. ers working a wildfire in mountains seem pretty busy, so they need help unteers. trying to prevent it from spreading to The largest fire has charred more than overlooking Tucson while also creating the reservation. from other provinces,” he said. Girders for the new bridge 45 square miles (116 square kilome- unsafe conditions for the crews. The New Brunswickers are among over the North Diversion ters) of dry brush and is threatening Fire management officials say mon- about 300 firefighters being sent to Channel are set to be more than 130 rural homes. It’s 15 per- soon rains “hit the bullseye” Sunday, Idaho British Columbia from other parts of installed Monday, and work cent contained. dropping more than 1 inch of rain in A wildfire burning in southwestern the country. The Canadian Armed on the bridge will extend About 50 miles (80 kilometers) to one area of the Santa Catalina Idaho has grown to about 62.5 square Forces is already helping residents through mid-August. the south, a 17-square-mile (44-square- Mountains. However, the rain also miles (100.5 square kilometers) affected by evacuations and airlifting kilometer) blaze shut down State Route caused flooding and washed out roads overnight, forcing the closure and evac- emergency workers and equipment. Man grows pot in front window LAS VEGAS, N.M. — A Ex-US attorney enters race for open House seat northern New Mexico man is facing charges after police By Russell Contreras to tender my resignation, I police shootings, especially presidential election last No Republican has formal- say officers passed in his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS still had unfinished busi- against residents suffering year. ly announced a bid for the house and saw marijuana ness.” from mental illness. As a House member, seat. plants in his front window. ALBUQUERQUE — As U.S. Attorney in New If elected, Martinez said, Martinez said he would push A 10th generation New The Las Vegas Optic Damon Martinez, a former Mexico, Martinez had feder- he wants to focus in for New Mexico to create a Mexican, Martinez received reports Lawrence Arellanes U.S. attorney who led the al prosecutors in Congress on holding large “high-tech corridor” between a Bachelor of Arts degree in was arrested last week fol- office during Justice Albuquerque target the pharmaceutical companies Los Alamos and Socorro that economics and political sci- lowing the visual clues spot- Department reforms of state’s violent and repeat accountable for the nation’s could “rival Silicon Valley.” ence in 1989 from the ted by two Las Vegas police Albuquerque police and who offenders and focus on hero- opioid crisis and make sure He is running for the University of New Mexico. officers. was ordered to resign earlier in and opioid trafficking sus- that any health care reforms Democratic nomination He later received a law Arellanes told the officers this year by the Trump pects amid New Mexico’s don’t take away insurance against former state party degree and MBA from the he didn’t have a medical administration, announced opioid crisis. He also aggres- coverage from the poorest Chairwoman Debra Haaland, same school. marijuana card and promised Monday that he is running sively pursued civil rights residents. Albuquerque City Councilor Martinez was a judge to turn over the plants to be for an open congressional cases and sought changes He called provisions of the Pat Davis, physicist Dennis advocate in the U.S. Army destroyed. But inside the seat in central New Mexico. from the University of New GOP-sponsored health care Dinge, Edgewood Mayor Pro Reserve until 2009, when he home, officers smelled mari- Martinez is jumping into a Mexico on how it reports proposals “despicable” and Tem John Abrams, attorney transferred to the New juana and found a glass crowded Democratic primary sexual assaults. said he is disturbed by Damian Lara and former law Mexico National Guard. He smoking device. to succeed U.S. Rep. In addition, he led the reports that Russia may have professor Antoinette Sedillo was deployed to the Sinai Authorities later seized 15 Michelle Lujan Grisham, a office during the Department tried to influence the U.S. Lopez. Peninsula, Egypt, in 2012. pounds of marijuana, a shot- Democrat who is running for of Justice’s investigation and gun, a revolver, two scales, New Mexico governor. settlement with the city of and other items. “My career has been dedi- Albuquerque over its police cated to public service,” department’s use of exces- Martinez told The Associated sive force. Albuquerque NMSU to lay off Press. “When I got the notice police had been under scruti- staff, freeze posts from the Justice Department ny for a high number of LAS CRUCES — New Mexico State University’s finalized budget will freeze over 90 vacant faculty and staff positions and lay off two personnel. The Las Cruces Sun-News reports university officials said Friday that the moves will close an $8 million gap in the institution’s budget. Administrators say the per- sonnel cuts are much smaller than originally anticipated in initial planning scenarios. Chancellor Garrey Carruthers says the other positions will remain frozen until officials decide on a date to fill them. The university’s perma- nent budget was reduced by 5 percent in 2016 after spe- cial session to address the state’s budget crisis and received further cuts after the 2017 regular and special legislative sessions. The institution has also lost funding due to declining enrollment numbers. Ike-damaged museum moving GALVESTON, Texas — The Lone Star Flight Museum in Galveston will close this month to move to a bigger location in Houston and farther from Gulf of Mexico hurricanes. The Galveston County Daily News reports the museum , which suffered extensive flood damage dur- ing Hurricane Ike in 2008, will hold a farewell event Saturday. The $38 million museum complex is scheduled to open in September at Ellington Airport, including a 130,000-square-foot build- ing and interactive exhibits. The Lone Star Flight Museum opened in 1990 at Scholes International Airport. Legislators in 1995 declared the site home to the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame. The museum was inundat- ed by 6 feet of floodwaters when Ike hit in September 2008. Museum officials in 2011 announced plans to leave Galveston and reopen in Houston, for greater pro- tection from storms.

— Wire reports PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS With Senate at impasse, many ask: Now what? By Lisa Mascaro Action, a conservative advo- and Noam N. Levey cacy group. “What we learned this year TRIBUNE WASHINGTON is there are not tactical differ- BUREAU ences. There are large num- WASHINGTON — Senate bers of Republicans in the Republicans, having hit an House and the Senate who apparent impasse in their long don’t want to repeal campaign to repeal and Obamacare.” replace the Affordable Care That’s not the outcome Act, return to Washington this Republicans had in mind week in search of a way for- when they set out seven years ward, with support dwindling, ago to undo President Barack time running out and deep Obama’s signature domestic divisions within their ranks. achievement. Options are limited as But as Congress resumes Senate Majority Leader Mitch work, McConnell is under McConnell, R-Ky., assesses mounting pressure to develop the legislative landscape for a face-saving way out. his Obamacare replacement, “They need to start over,” which has virtually no hope of said Dr. Jack Ende, a passing unless it is substantial- University of Pennsylvania ly amended. primary care doctor and presi- Los Angeles Times: Noam N. Levey The Better Care dent of the American College Reconciliation Act, which of Physicians. Dr. Traci Acklin runs the only pediatrician's practice in Montgomery, West Virginia, out of the first floor of a com- threatens to toss 22 million “This is a bill that takes munity hospital founded a century ago to care for sick miners. more Americans into the ranks away much-needed health of the uninsured, has been insurance and health care from almost universally panned by the people who need it most. patient advocacy groups, doc- You can’t tweak it a little here Children at risk in Trump country tors and other health care and little there … . The right providers. It is backed by less strategy is to work on improv- By Noam N. Levey es of recent decades. funds over the next 20 years pledged repeatedly to ensure all ing what we have.” than 20 percent of the public, TRIBUNE WASHINGTON A growing body of research and nearly double the ranks of Americans were taken care of, polls show. Democrats say they are BUREAU shows Medicaid leads to better the uninsured by 2026, accord- especially the “forgotten men And for the last week, rank- willing to work with health, improves children’s ing to recent analyses by the and women” he said and-file Republican lawmak- Republicans to fix MONTGOMERY, W.Va. — reading and test scores, lowers nonpartisan Congressional Washington had left behind. ers have faced rowdy crowds Obamacare, but only after the Communities like this aging high school drop-out rates and Budget Office. More recently, the president back home opposing the GOP drops its repeal cam- West Virginia coal town along even increases future earnings. Budget analysts and many called for a health care bill repeal bill. paign. the Kanawha River were key to “There is very strong return state governors, including some “with heart.” At the same time, GOP sen- Conservatives warn that President Donald Trump’s vic- on the Medicaid investment,” Republicans, predict such a Many Republican officials ators return to work aware that doing so would be a political tory last year; more than two- said Joan Alker, executive retrenchment will have a devas- insist they won’t jeopardize federal intervention is needed disaster for the GOP, sapping thirds of voters in surrounding director of the Center for tating impact, including on chil- coverage gains, pledging their to stabilize some Obamacare enthusiasm from activists who Fayette County backed the Children and Families. dren, as some 45 million low- health care legislation will insurance markets. If not, will be needed soon to start Republican nominee. But the House and Senate income children rely on ensure “that nobody falls insurance premiums in some knocking on doors and turning Now, families in this rural Republican health care bills — Medicaid and CHIP nationally. through the cracks,” as Health parts of the country could sky- out votes for the 2018 county and hundreds like it that which go well beyond repeal- “We as a country should stop and Human Services Secretary rocket, and many Americans midterm election. supported Trump face the loss ing Obamacare, as the and realize the number of chil- Tom Price said recently on — especially those in rural “If this party switches from of a critical safety net for chil- Affordable Care Act is often dren whose lives are at stake NBC News’ “Meet the Press.” areas — could be left with few repeal of Obamacare to a dren as congressional called — threaten far-reaching here,” said Marcy Doderer, But in small towns and rural health care options. bailout of Obamacare,” Republicans move to cut hun- changes that could reverse chief executive of Arkansas areas with few other resources, Now, with President Needham said, “that is cata- dreds of billions of dollars over many of those gains. Children’s Hospital. Medicaid and CHIP are among Donald Trump sending mixed strophic.” the next decade from Medicaid, Overall, the Senate GOP leg- This wasn’t the vision Trump the only things that keep many signals on the path forward, McConnell, often consid- the half-century-old govern- islation would slash more than promised on the campaign trail. families from falling into those Republicans are confronting ered an opportunistic strate- ment health plan for the poor. a third of federal Medicaid The billionaire businessman cracks. the very real possibility that gist, might still be able to sal- Much of the debate over their promises to end vage his bill. Republican efforts to roll back Obamacare might need to be But even senators are the Affordable Care Act has shelved in favor of a biparti- unsure of his next moves. And focused on the impact cuts san agreement to improve it. the heath care legislation has would have on working-age “For seven years, they pre- shown the limits of his ability adults, millions of whom tended like they were all com- to cobble together the 50 votes gained coverage under the mitted to repeal and there needed from a 52-seat Senate health care law that President were just tactical differences,” GOP majority. Votes are not Barack Obama signed in 2010. said Michael A. Needham, expected until mid-July, at the But in Fayette County and chief executive of Heritage earliest. 779 other mostly rural counties across the country — the vast majority of which went for Trump — more than half the children rely for coverage on Medicaid and the related Children’s Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, according to a Los Angeles Times/Tribune Washington Bureau analysis of county voting data, census data and Medicaid enrollment data. That is stoking rising alarm among parents, pediatricians and other medical providers in West Virginia and other largely rural states, including Arkansas, Abaca Press: Olivier Douliery Tennessee, New Mexico and Maine. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell listens during a “There is just no way to cut meeting with President Donald Trump in the Roosevelt Medicaid on the scale that they Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. are talking about and avoid hit- ting kids,” said Dr. Traci Acklin, who grew up in Fayette County and now runs the only pediatrician’s practice in Montgomery, out of the first floor of a community hospital founded a century ago to care for sick miners. “Without the health insur- ance, kids aren’t going to get the immunizations and the check-ups. There are going to be more lost days of school. More trips to the emergency room. … It would be food or health care for a lot of these families.” These concerns are, in turn, putting increasing pressure on Republican lawmakers, such as West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, one of several GOP senators whose reserva- tions about Medicaid cuts stalled the GOP health care bill in the Senate. Over the last two decades, successive presidents, congres- sional leaders and governors from both parties have steadily expanded health coverage for children through Medicaid and CHIP, which was created in the late ’90s to provide coverage for the children of working- class families who earned too much to qualify for Medicaid. Today, just 5 percent of kids nationwide lack health cover- age, down from nearly 14 per- cent two decades ago. Many experts see that gain as one of the great public health success- Tuesday July 11, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B

Leading off LITTLE LEAGUE ● Briefly Clovis hosts rodeo RC falls CLOVIS — The annual High Plains Junior Rodeo Finals is scheduled for this week at Curry County Events Center. in finals The High Plains Junior Rodeo Association, a non- profit youth rodeo organi- zation formed in 1974, has of meet sponsored the rodeo for years. Each day’s performance BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS will be themed, according to a release from the CLOVIS — Roosevelt County Clovis/Curry County reached the finals of the state Chamber of Commerce. Intermediate Little League (ages 11- Thursday’s 9 a.m. per- 13) state baseball tournament at Mike formance is themed “Make Harris Field, but lost twice to Rodeo Great Again,” while Albuquerque-based East Mountain in the 9 a.m. Friday competi- the double-elimination event. tion is “Tough Enough to After beating Ruidoso 21-0 on Wear Pink.” Friday in the opening round of the Saturday’s shootout four-team, double-elimination event, championship, starting at RC outlasted East Mountain 24-22 in 11 a.m., is themed “Let’s Saturday’s marathon winners bracket Rock” and encourages con- final. testants to draw inspiration East Mountain, though, came back from the rock ‘n’ roll era. with a 14-4 win on Sunday to force a For more information, con- second championship game, and then tact the Clovis/Curry County won again on Monday 9-4 to advance Chamber of Commerce. to national regional competition this weekend in Grand Junction, Colorado. Clovis Zia is involved in three LL Rangers hire Ruff double-elimination sectional tourna- NEW YORK — The ments are on tap this weekend, with New York Rangers have the winners advancing to state. hired former Dallas Stars At Carlsbad, Zia faces the District 5 head coach Lindy Ruff as winner at 8 p.m. on Friday in the 8-10 an assistant to Alain division, and takes on the District 9 Vigneault. Tribune News Service: David Santiago champion at 6 p.m. Friday in the 9-11 The Rangers announced division. At Albuquerque, Zia also the hire Monday. The 57- Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer delivers during a game against the Miami Marlins last plays the District 9 winner in a 5:30 year-old Ruff was a head month at Marlins Park. Scherzer will start for the National League in tonight’s MLB All-Star Game at p.m. contest. coach for almost 19 sea- the same stadium. In LL softball, Roosevelt County sons, compiling a record plays Gallup-based Zine Nation at of 736-554-78-125. 5:30 p.m. on Friday in a 10-12 section- He ranks fourth among al tournament at Albuquerque, and head coaches in regular- Clovis American meets the District 7 season games coached, Scherzer, Sale will representative at 5:30 p.m. in the state trailing Scotty Bowman, 13-14 bracket, also at Albuquerque. Al Arbour and Joel Quenneville. WIMBLEDON Ruff coached the Stars for four seasons (2013-14 start All-Star Game to 2016-17). ❏ NL, AL hurlers even my aunts and uncles and Sale echoed that sentiment. Nadal falls ● TV sports cousins,” Sale said. “So to be able “I could almost say the same The Associated Press each making second to be here not too far from where I thing. I don’t know if I’ve seen a All Times MDT live now is nice. I can have my fam- guy compete as hard as he competes ily, extended family come down day in and day out,” Sale said. “The to Muller Today ASG starts tonight. Golf and experience this with me.” fire, the intensity, the role model he 2 p.m. — GOLF, Legends Tour, By Ronald Blum “At the end of the day this is can be for kids coming up to kind of Senior LPGA Championship, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS something I’ll never forget,” he take the bull by the horns and just in five sets second round, at French Lick, said. “This is something I’ll be compete. It’s fun.” MIAMI — Chris Sale will Indiana hopefully sitting in a rocking chair Long before they turned pro, become the first pitcher to make Major league baseball when I’m 80 years old telling my Sale and Scherzer both played for consecutive All- ❏ Two-time champion 6 p.m. — FOX, 2017 All-Star grandkids and great-grandkids and the La Crosse Loggers in a summer Star starts repre- Game, at Miami. things like that.” league in Wisconsin. They were ousted after epic rally. senting different there a couple years apart. NBA Basketball Scherzer also will be making his By Howard Fendrich 2 p.m. — NBA, Summer teams. “So that’s pretty interesting too. The Boston Red second All-Star start. Then with THE ASSOCIATED PRESS League, San Antonio vs. Detroit, he pitched a perfect inning We’ve had some ties for a while Portland, at Las Vegas Sox ace will start tonight’s game and played against each other for a for the American League, and at New York’s Citi Field in 2013, LONDON — First, Rafael Nadal 2:30 p.m. — ESPNU, Summer when Sale followed with a pair of while, too,” Sale said. erased a two-set deficit. Then, he League, Utah vs. Memphis, at Washington’s Max Scherzer will Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton open for the National League. 1-2-3 innings and got the win. erased four match points. Nadal could Las Vegas Scherzer will be the fifth pitcher to Kershaw, 14-2 with a 2.18 ERA, is not, however, erase the fifth. 4 p.m. — NBA, Summer Then with the Chicago White ineligible to pitch in the All-Star Sox, Sale pitched the first inning of start All-Star Games for both After digging himself out of diffi- League, Chicago vs. leagues, following Vida Blue, Game because he started Sunday. cult situations over and over during the Washington, at Las Vegas last year’s game at San Diego and NL manager Joe Maddon’s bat- allowed a two-out home run to Roger Clemens, Roy Halladay and course of a riveting encounter that last- 4:30 p.m. — ESPN2, Summer Johnson. Scherzer is 10-5 with a ting order has Colorado center ed more than 4 1/2 hours, Nadal sud- League, Philadelphia vs. Boston, Kris Bryant. Sale was traded in 2.10 ERA and 173 strikeouts. fielder Charlie Blackmon leading denly faltered, getting broken in the at Las Vegas December for top prospects. off, followed by Miami’s Sale will be the 16th pitcher to Sale and Scherzer took turns last game and losing to 16th-seeded 6 p.m. — NBA, Summer League, Giancarlo Stanton as the designat- Gilles Muller of Luxembourg 3-6, 4-6, Miami vs. Dallas, at Las Vegas make consecutive All-Star starts, complimenting each other at ed hitter. Washington right fielder the first since Arizona’s Randy Monday’s announcement of the 6-3, 6-4, 15-13 in the fourth round of 6:30 p.m. — ESPN2, Summer Bryce Harper is third, followed by Wimbledon on Monday. League, Golden State vs. Johnson in 2000-01 and the first in All-Star lineups. San Francisco catcher Buster The surprising defeat extended Minnesota, at Las Vegas the AL since Toronto’s Dave Stieb “I love the way Chris goes out Posey, Washington second base- Nadal’s drought without a quarterfinal Poker in 1983-84. Born in Lakeland, and competes. ... He’ll do anything man Daniel Murphy, Colorado berth at the All England Club to six 5:30 p.m. — ESPN2, World which is about 240 miles northwest to win. He makes big-time pitches third baseman Nolan Arenado, years. Series of Poker, Main Event, at of Miami, Sale is 11-4 with a 2.75 all the way — even if he takes 120 Washington first baseman Ryan He has won two of his 15 Grand Las Vegas ERA and a major league-leading pitches. By far he’s been one of my Zimmerman, Miami left fielder Slam championships at Wimbledon, Soccer 178 strikeouts in 127 2/3 innings. favorite players, pitchers to watch. and played in the final three other 5:30 p.m. — FS1, CONCACAF “All my family lives here. It’s even better to compete against ALL-STARS on Page 3B times, most recently in 2011. But since Gold Cup, Group Stage, Costa Brothers, sisters, in-laws, parents, him,” Scherzer said. Rica vs. Canada, at Houston then, Nadal’s exits at the All England Tennis Club have come in the first round 6 a.m. — ESPN, Wimbledon Isotopes happy about own All-Star break (2013), second round (2012, 2015) Championships, women’s quar- and fourth round (2014, 2017). terfinals (Centre Court), at By Patrick Newell MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL All of those losses, except London ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Monday’s, came against men ranked 6 a.m. — ESPN2, Wimbledon and not think about it, I try to take and his first as the Isotopes’ pitch- 100th or worse. The 34-year-old Championships, women’s quar- It’s been a month since advantage of that stuff. I don’t ing coach. Just like the players, Muller is not exactly a giant-killer: He terfinals (No. 1 Court), at London Albuquerque Isotopes pitcher really tune into the home run the coaches welcome the short had lost 22 consecutive matches Thad Weber has seen his family, derby and the all-star game. I just respite. against foes ranked in the top five. — Staff and wire reports so the All-Star break could not try to focus on family and every- “We’re really fortunate that the And he’d only reached a Grand Slam have come at a better time. thing that’s going on at home.” organization allows us five days off quarterfinal once before, at the 2008 ● Speaking “I have a wife and three kids A 13-year major league veter- a year,” Brewer said. “I took mine U.S. Open. back at home,” the Lincoln, an, Isotopes manager Glenallen earlier this year; we really need it.” But Muller managed to pull this one Nebraska native said before Hill is well acquainted with the For the ’Topes’ front office, out, unfazed but allowing opportuni- he later you get in Sunday’s game against visiting all-star break. Hill said he would Monday is the start of another ties to pass him by. “T Nadal served from behind through- your term the less you Las Vegas. “Obviously this is spend time with family, but with- work week, said vice-president much-needed (family time).” in a couple days, was ready to get and general manager, John Traub. out the final set and was twice a point care. You’re not running Like many of his teammates, back to work. “There is a lot of baseball left from losing in its 10th game. He again for re-election.” Weber has a flight booked out of “You want to maintain that feel on our schedule,” he said. “We was twice a point from losing in the Albuquerque today. (of playing every day),” Hill said. have some great promotions 20th. Only when Muller got yet anoth- Weber said he probably won’t er chance to end it did he, when Nadal — Chris Christie “It’s hard to stop doing it right in coming up, and there is a lot of think too much about baseball the middle of the season.” work that goes into it.” got broken by pushing a forehand New Jersey governor, on until his return flight to Las And Hill’s message to his team That said, Traub and his staff long. his sports talk radio Nadal entered the fourth-round audition on Monday. Vegas this Thursday when the is that the expectations coming will look forward to taking a Isotopes visit the 51s for the first off a layoff will remain the same. breath in early fall. match having won 28 consecutive game of a four-game series. “They have to remember they’re “The baseball life is a grind,” completed sets in Grand Slam play, ● Contact “To step away from the game for in midseason form,” he said. “The Traub said. “It is for the players, equaling his personal best and a total a few days, even if it’s only three first day that they get back we expect the players’ families, and it is for exceeded only twice in the Open era. Managing editor Kevin Wilson: days, it’s huge for a lot of guys,” them to hit the ground sprinting.” the front office. .The schedule is He arrived at the All England Club 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail Weber said. “When you get that Mark Brewer is in his fourth unforgiving, it really is. We’ll NADAL on Page 3B [email protected] time away to really shut it down year in the Rockies’ organization, rest when the season is over.” PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Baseball Golf MLB standings The Associated Press Major league leaders PGA Tour American League The Associated Press Greenbrier Classic AMERICAN LEAGUE The Associated Press East Division Central Division West Division BATTING—Altuve, Houston, .347; Sunday Ramirez, Cleveland, .329; Judge, New York, At White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB .329; Correa, Houston, .325; Gamel, Seattle, Final round .323; Hosmer, Kansas City, .318; Reddick, Xander Schauffele 64-69-66-67 — 266 Boston 50 39 .562 — Cleveland 47 40 .540 — Houston 60 29 .674 — Houston, .313; Castro, New York, .313; Robert Streb 65-68-65-69 — 267 New York 45 41 .523 3 1/2 Minnesota 45 43 .511 2 1/2 Los Angeles 45 47 .489 16 1/2 Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .312; Mancini, Jamie Lovemark 69-64-66-69 — 268 Baltimore, .312. Sebastian Munoz 61-67-68-72 — 268 Tampa Bay 47 43 .522 3 1/2 Kansas City 44 43 .506 3 Texas 43 45 .489 16 1/2 RUNS—Springer, Houston, 76; Judge, Russell Henley 68-64-68-69 — 269 Baltimore 42 46 .477 7 1/2 Detroit 39 48 .448 8 Seattle 43 47 .478 17 1/2 New York, 75; Altuve, Houston, 62; Correa, Kelly Kraft 67-66-67-69 — 269 Houston, 62; Betts, Boston, 61; Ramirez, Ryan Blaum 68-67-71-64 — 270 Toronto 41 47 .466 8 1/2 Chicago 38 49 .437 9 Oakland 39 50 .438 21 Cleveland, 61; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 60; Tony Finau 69-66-67-68 — 270 Gardner, New York, 58; Reddick, Houston, Chad Campbell 70-69-65-67 — 271 National League 55; Sano, Minnesota, 55. Alex Cejka 66-71-70-64 — 271 RBI—Cruz, Seattle, 70; Judge, New York, 66; J.B. Holmes 68-69-66-68 — 271 East Division Central Division West Division Correa, Houston, 65; Sano, Minnesota, 62; Danny Lee 64-68-70-69 — 271 Springer, Houston, 61; Cano, Seattle, 60; KDavis, Nick Taylor 64-69-69-69 — 271 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Oakland, 60; Abreu, Chicago, 58; Morrison, Bryson DeChambeau 70-66-71-65 — 272 Washington 52 36 .591 — Milwaukee 50 41 .549 — Los Angeles 61 29 .678 — Tampa Bay, 57; Perez, Kansas City, 57. David Hearn 65-69-70-68 — 272 HITS—Altuve, Houston, 116; Dickerson, Rory Sabbatini 72-66-67-67 — 272 Atlanta 42 45 .483 9 1/2 Chicago 43 45 .489 5 1/2 Arizona 53 36 .596 7 1/2 Tampa Bay, 107; Ramirez, Cleveland, 107; Webb Simpson 69-68-69-66 — 272 Miami 41 46 .471 10 1/2 St. Louis 43 45 .489 5 1/2 Colorado 52 39 .571 9 1/2 Hosmer, Kansas City, 106; Springer, Houston, Brandon Hagy 69-70-67-67 — 273 104; Abreu, Chicago, 103; Correa, Houston, Jimmy Walker 68-70-70-65 — 273 New York 39 47 .453 12 Pittsburgh 42 47 .472 7 San Diego 38 50 .432 22 103; Andrus, Texas, 102; Judge, New York, Phil Mickelson 67-72-71-64 — 274 Philadelphia 29 58 .333 22 1/2 Cincinnati 39 49 .443 9 1/2 San Francisco 34 56 .378 27 99; Simmons, Los Angeles, 98. Roberto Castro 73-65-68-68 — 274 DOUBLES—Betts, Boston, 29; Lowrie, Graham DeLaet 64-70-71-69 — 274 Scores/schedule Oakland, 27; Ramirez, Cleveland, 27; Altuve, James Hahn 71-64-69-70 — 274 Houston, 25; Lindor, Cleveland, 25; Dickerson, Mackenzie Hughes 69-67-71-67 — 274 SATURDAY’S GAMES Miami 5, San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2, Arizona 1 FRIDAY’S GAMES Tampa Bay, 24; Gurriel, Houston, 24; 4 tied at 23. Curtis Luck 69-69-68-68 — 274 American League Cincinnati 7, Arizona 0 L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2 American League TRIPLES—Castellanos, Detroit, 6; Jonathan Randolph 67-68-70-69 — 274 N.Y. Yankees 5, Milwaukee 3 SUNDAY’S GAMES MONDAY’S GAMES Chicago Cubs at Baltimore, 5:05 p.m. Ramirez, Cleveland, 5; Sanchez, Chicago, 5; Patrick Reed 66-69-72-67 — 274 Toronto 7, Houston 2 American League American League N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 5:10 p.m. Bogaerts, Boston, 4; Merrifield, Kansas City, Chris Stroud 69-69-67-69 — 274 4; 9 tied at 3. J.J. Spaun 68-69-71-67 — 275 Baltimore 5, Minnesota 1 Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 No games scheduled Toronto at Detroit, 5:10 p.m. HOME RUNS—Judge, New York, 30; Harold Varner III 67-71-70-67 — 275 Tampa Bay 1, Boston 0 Houston 19, Toronto 1 National League Minnesota at Houston, 6:10 p.m. Springer, Houston, 27; Moustakas, Kansas Harris English 69-70-67-69 — 275 Cleveland 4, Detroit 0 Tampa Bay 5, Boston 3 No games scheduled Seattle at Chicago White Sox, City, 25; KDavis, Oakland, 24; Morrison, Michael Kim 68-71-69-67 — 275 L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 4, 10 Baltimore 11, Minnesota 5 TUESDAY’S GAME 6:10 p.m. Davis Love III 63-69-68-75 — 275 Tampa Bay, 24; Smoak, Toronto, 23; Gallo, innings L.A. Angels 3, Texas 0 All-Star Game Texas at Kansas City, 6:15 p.m. Texas, 21; Sano, Minnesota, 21; Alonso, Peter Malnati 69-69-68-69 — 275 Oakland, 20; Correa, Houston, 20. Kevin Streelman 67-69-70-69 — 275 Texas 5, L.A. Angels 2 Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 0 American League vs. National Cleveland at Oakland, 8:05 p.m. STOLEN BASES—Maybin, Los Angeles, Joaquin Niemann 68-68-75-64 — 275 Chicago White Sox 5, Colorado 4 L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2 League at Miami, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 8:07 p.m. 25; Andrus, Texas, 20; Dyson, Seattle, 20; Ryan Brehm 72-67-69-68 — 276 Oakland 4, Seattle 3 Seattle 4, Oakland 0 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES National League DeShields, Texas, 19; Altuve, Houston, 18; Smylie Kaufman 68-66-75-67 — 276 National League Detroit 5, Cleveland 3 American League Chicago Cubs at Baltimore, 5:05 p.m. Ted Potter Jr. 68-68-72-68 — 276 Buxton, Minnesota, 16; Betts, Boston, 15; N.Y. Yankees 5, Milwaukee 3 National League No games scheduled St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 5:05 p.m. Cain, Kansas City, 15; RDavis, Oakland, 15; Shawn Stefani 69-70-69-68 — 276 Merrifield, Kansas City, 14. Bill Haas 69-69-69-69 — 276 Atlanta 13, Washington 0 Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 National League Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 5:10 p.m. PITCHING—Vargas, Kansas City, 12-3; Hunter Mahan 67-71-69-69 — 276 San Diego 2, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 14, Chicago Cubs 3 No games scheduled L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 5:10 p.m. Sale, Boston, 11-4; Carrasco, Cleveland, 10- Ben Martin 64-67-75-70 — 276 St. Louis 4, N.Y. Mets 1 Washington 10, Atlanta 5 THURSDAY’S GAMES Washington at Cincinnati, 5:10 p.m. 3; Santana, Minnesota, 10-6; Keuchel, Nick Watney 70-64-72-70 — 276 L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 4, 10 Philadelphia 7, San Diego 1 American League Arizona at Atlanta, 5:35 p.m. Houston, 9-0; Pomeranz, Boston, 9-4; Brian Campbell 68-67-71-71 — 277 Stroman, Toronto, 9-5; 5 tied at 8 wins. Robert Garrigus 69-68-72-68 — 277 innings St. Louis 6, N.Y. Mets 0 No games scheduled Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 6:10 p.m. ERA—Vargas, Kansas City, 2.62; Sale, J.J. Henry 69-67-72-69 — 277 Pittsburgh 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 0 National League San Francisco at San Diego, 8:10 Boston, 2.75; Kluber, Cleveland, 2.85; Santana, Charles Howell III 69-70-69-69 — 277 Chicago White Sox 5, Colorado 4 Miami 10, San Francisco 8, 11 innings No games scheduled p.m. Minnesota, 2.99; McCullers, Houston, 3.06; John Huh 70-68-72-67 — 277 Fulmer, Detroit, 3.20; Stroman, Toronto, 3.29; Martin Flores 71-68-70-69 — 278 Carrasco, Cleveland, 3.44; Darvish, Texas, Trey Mullinax 73-65-72-68 — 278 3.49; Severino, New York, 3.54. Brett Stegmaier 69-70-69-70 — 278 STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 178; Archer, Camilo Villegas 68-68-72-70 — 278 FIRST KNOCK Tampa Bay, 147; Darvish, Texas, 125; Mark Anderson 68-68-71-71 — 278 Severino, New York, 124; Kluber, Cleveland, Keegan Bradley 70-67-70-71 — 278 115; Carrasco, Cleveland, 114; Estrada, Seamus Power 68-71-67-72 — 278 Toronto, 110; Porcello, Boston, 109; Quintana, Gary Woodland 71-68-71-69 — 279 Chicago, 109; McCullers, Houston, 106. Jonathan Byrd 69-70-73-68 — 280 Stewart Cink 70-68-69-73 — 280 NATIONAL LEAGUE Mark Hubbard 70-68-70-72 — 280 BATTING—Murphy, Washington, .342; Geoff Ogilvy 69-69-71-71 — 280 Zimmerman, Washington, .330; Posey, San Scott Stallings 67-69-71-73 — 280 Francisco, .325; Harper, Washington, .325; Hudson Swafford 65-66-72-77 — 280 Blackmon, Colorado, .319; Ozuna, Miami, .316; Tommy Gainey 70-68-73-70 — 281 Cozart, Cincinnati, .316; Votto, Cincinnati, .315; Matt Jones 66-70-75-70 — 281 Goldschmidt, Arizona, .312; Peralta, Arizona, .312. David Lingmerth 64-74-72-71 — 281 RUNS—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 73; Daniel Obremski 69-70-71-71 — 281 Blackmon, Colorado, 72; Harper, Washington, Julian Etulain 69-69-71-73 — 282 69; Votto, Cincinnati, 65; Inciarte, Atlanta, 58; C.T. Pan 65-74-70-73 — 282 Thames, Milwaukee, 58; Bryant, Chicago, 57; Patrick Rodgers 68-71-70-74 — 283 Murphy, Washington, 57; Seager, Los Bubba Watson 69-67-75-72 — 283 Angeles, 57; 2 tied at 56. Brian Gay 67-72-72-73 — 284 RBI—Arenado, Colorado, 70; Ozuna, Zac Blair 70-69-75-71 — 285 Miami, 69; Votto, Cincinnati, 68; Goldschmidt, Tyrone Van Aswegen 70-69-75-71 — 285 Arizona, 67; Lamb, Arizona, 67; Harper, Washington, 65; Shaw, Milwaukee, 65; LPGA Tour Murphy, Washington, 64; Zimmerman, Washington, 63; 3 tied at 61. LPGA Classic HITS—Blackmon, Colorado, 117; Inciarte, The Associated Press Atlanta, 112; Murphy, Washington, 111; Sunday Arenado, Colorado, 106; Ozuna, Miami, 106; At Oneida, Wis. LeMahieu, Colorado, 104; Gordon, Miami, Final round 101; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 99; Harper, a-amateur Washington, 99; Votto, Cincinnati, 99. Katherine Kirk 68-63-65-70 — 266 DOUBLES—Murphy, Washington, 29; Ashleigh Buhai 69-66-65-67 — 267 Arenado, Colorado, 28; Duvall, Cincinnati, 27; Sei Young Kim 65-73-67-63 — 268 Herrera, Philadelphia, 26; Drury, Arizona, 23; Pornanong Phatlum 67-70-70-62 — 269 Markakis, Atlanta, 22; Owings, Arizona, 22; Cristie Kerr 70-67-67-66 — 270 Seager, Los Angeles, 22; Shaw, Milwaukee, Tiffany Joh 69-69-66-67 — 271 22; Zimmerman, Washington, 22. Ayako Uehara 72-66-65-68 — 271 TRIPLES—Blackmon, Colorado, 10; a-Georgia Hall 69-68-69-66 — 272 Cozart, Cincinnati, 6; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 6; Mariah Stackhouse 69-68-68-67 — 272 Arenado, Colorado, 5; 9 tied at 4. Megan Khang 68-69-67-68 — 272 HOME RUNS—Votto, Cincinnati, 26; Bellinger, S. Santiwiwatthanaphong 71-69-66-67 — 273 Los Angeles, 25; Stanton, Miami, 24; Bruce, New Yani Tseng 69-68-69-67 — 273 York, 23; Ozuna, Miami, 23; Thames, Milwaukee, Moriya Jutanugarn 67-68-71-67 — 273 23; Schebler, Cincinnati, 22; 7 tied at 20. Suzann Pettersen 68-70-66-69 — 273 STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, Candie Kung 68-73-67-66 — 274 38; Turner, Washington, 35; Gordon, Miami, Eun-Hee Ji 68-68-72-66 — 274 31; Broxton, Milwaukee, 17; Nunez, San Katherine Perry 68-70-68-68 — 274 Francisco, 17; Villar, Milwaukee, 16; Peraza, Angel Yin 69-68-67-70 — 274 Tribune News Service: Karl Mondon Cincinnati, 15; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 13; Jodi Ewart Shadoff 71-66-66-71 — 274 San Francisco Giants rookie Miguel Gomez gets his first major league hit, a game-tying, pinch-hit single in the Pollock, Arizona, 13; 4 tied at 11. Caroline Hedwall 67-70-71-67 — 275 PITCHING—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 14-2; Ryann O’Toole 75-66-66-68 — 275 bottom of the eighth in Sunday’s game against Miami at San Francisco. The Marlins, though, posted a 10-8 win Greinke, Arizona, 11-4; Davies, Milwaukee, Minjee Lee 69-72-66-68 — 275 over the Giants in 11 innings. 10-4; Scherzer, Washington, 10-5; Alena Sharp 67-70-70-68 — 275 Wainwright, St. Louis, 10-5; Wood, Los Karine Icher 67-69-71-68 — 275 Angeles, 10-0; 5 tied at 9 wins. Alejandra Llaneza 67-71-67-70 — 275 ERA—Scherzer, Washington, 2.10; Sandra Gal 68-64-72-71 — 275 Madeleine L. Sheils 66-70-76-72 — 284 58.8, 15; 23. (21) Michael McDowell, Josh Bunselmeyer. Released RHP Garrett Kershaw, Los Angeles, 2.18; Gonzalez, In Gee Chun 67-70-71-68 — 276 Hee Young Park 69-70-72-73 — 284 Chevrolet, 271, 55.2, 14; 24. (26) David Transactions Harrison and OF R.J. Thompson. Washington, 2.86; Greinke, Arizona, 2.86; Augusta James 71-69-69-68 — 277 Cindy LaCrosse 73-68-74-71 — 286 Ragan, Ford, 270, 50.7, 13; 25. (30) Matt SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed INF Anderson, Milwaukee, 2.89; Ray, Arizona, 2.97; Dottie Ardina 70-69-70-68 — 277 Dori Carter 68-70-71-77 — 286 DiBenedetto, Ford, 270, 48.2, 12; 26. (35) Monday Tanner Rahier. Released LHP Preston Leake, St. Louis, 3.12; Nova, Pittsburgh, 3.21; Dana Finkelstein 73-65-71-68 — 277 Karrie Webb 69-72-76-70 — 287 Landon Cassill, Ford, 268, 49.6, 11; 27. (31) The Associated Press Jamison. Traded OF Paul Kronenfeld to River Nelson, Milwaukee, 3.30; Straily, Miami, 3.31. Ilhee Lee 67-68-74-68 — 277 Samantha Richdale 69-70-71-78 — 288 Ryan Sieg, Toyota, 266, 42.8, 0; 28. (33) BASEBALL City for two players to be named. STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, Brooke M. Henderson 71-68-69-69 — 277 Briana Mao 70-71-71-77 — 289 Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 265, 40.9, 9; 29. American League TRAVERSE CITY BEACH BUMS — 173; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 159; Ray, Arizona, Aditi Ashok 70-68-70-69 — 277 Silvia Cavalleri 70-70-74-76 — 290 (36) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 265, 38.5, BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Sent 1B Chris Davis Released 3B Elijah Trail. 141; Greinke, Arizona, 131; deGrom, New Brittany Altomare 67-70-71-69 — 277 Vicky Hurst 72-68-78-77 — 295 8; 30. (15) Kurt Busch, Ford, engine, 264, to Frederick (Carolina) for a rehab assignment. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Signed York, 130; Martinez, St. Louis, 128; Strasburg, Jaye Marie Green 68-66-70-73 — 277 73.8, 11. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned OF OF James Harris. Washington, 128; Samardzija, San Francisco, Mariajo Uribe 72-69-73-64 — 278 31. (38) Timmy Hill, Chevrolet, 261, 34.1, 0; Willy Garcia to Charlotte (IL). BASKETBALL 127; Nelson, Milwaukee, 118; 2 tied at 110. Rachel Rohanna 67-73-73-65 — 278 Auto racing 32. (37) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 260, 32.2, 0; DETROIT TIGERS — Assigned OF Matt National Basketball Association Mel Reid 70-70-72-66 — 278 33. (27) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 253, 36.0, 4; 34. den Dekker outright to Toledo (IL). CHICAGO BULLS — Signed G Justin Holiday. Cydney Clanton 68-69-74-67 — 278 NASCAR (32) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, engine, 212, 41.0, SEATTLE MARINERS — Sent RHP Shae MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Signed Basketball Kim Kaufman 72-69-68-69 — 278 Monster Energy Cup 3; 35. (39) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, 207, Simmons to Arkansas (TL) for a rehab assignment. F Taj Gibson to a two-year contract and G Jeff Wichanee Meechai 70-70-68-70 — 278 Quaker State 400 results 28.3, 2; 36. (34) Joey Gase, Toyota, accident, TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms with OF Teague to a three-year contract. WNBA Lee-Anne Pace 71-68-68-71 — 278 The Associated Press 129, 29.3, 0; 37. (19) Trevor Bayne, Ford, Michael Smith, LHP Michael Roth and RHPs Paul SACRAMENTO KINGS — Signed G The Associated Press Jackie Stoelting 69-70-67-72 — 278 Saturday accident, 101, 46.2, 1; 38. (23) Kasey Kahne, Campbell and Kyle Goodbrand on minor league George Hill. EASTERN CONFERENCE Olafia Kristinsdottir 68-70-68-72 — 278 At Sparta, Ky. Chevrolet, accident, 93, 50.0, 1; 39. (10) Brad contracts and assigned Roth to Durham (IL). FOOTBALL W L Pct GB Laura Gonzalez Escallon 65-74-74-66 — 279 Lap length: 1.50 miles Keselowski, Ford, accident, 89, 51.8, 1; 40. National League National Football League Connecticut 10 7 .588 — Samantha A. Troyanovich 67-72-73-67 — 279 (Start position in parentheses) (8) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, accident, 87, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed RHP KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Promoted co- Washington 10 8 .556 1/2 Mina Harigae 72-67-72-68 — 279 1. (2) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 274 laps, 69.6, 3. Junior Guerra on the 10-day DL, retroactive to director of player personnel Brett Veach to Atlanta 8 8 .500 1 1/2 Annie Park 70-69-70-70 — 279 149.0 rating, 60 points; 2. (40) Kyle Larson, Race statistics Saturday. general manager. New York 8 8 .500 1 1/2 Kris Tamulis 70-70-72-68 — 280 Chevrolet, 274, 107.6, 43; 3. (12) Chase Average speed of race winner: 138.615 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned HOCKEY Indiana 7 9 .438 2 1/2 Christina Kim 69-67-75-69 — 280 Elliott, Chevrolet, 274, 104.4, 36; 4. (5) Denny mph. Time of race: 2 hours, 57 minutes, 55 OF Mac Williamson to Sacramento (PCL). National Hockey League Chicago 4 12 .250 5 1/2 Catriona Matthew 72-69-68-71 — 280 Hamlin, Toyota, 274, 98.2, 40; 5. (1) Kyle seconds. Margin of victory: Under Caution. American Association DALLAS STARS — Re-signed C Radek WESTERN CONFERENCE Nicole Broch Larsen 69-70-70-71 — 280 Busch, Toyota, 274, 127.9, 50; 6. (14) Erik Caution flags: 9 for 0 laps.Lead changes: 9 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Faksa to a three-year contract. W L Pct GB Dani Holmqvist 67-70-71-72 — 280 Jones, Toyota, 274, 102.7, 40; 7. (4) Jamie among 4 drivers. Released RHP Ryan Fritze. LOS ANGELES KINGS — Named Pierre Minnesota 13 2 .867 — Marissa L. Steen 70-68-69-73 — 280 McMurray, Chevrolet, 274, 103.8, 41; 8. (11) Lap leaders: Ky. Busch 1-28, M. Truex 29, SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Released Turgeon assistant coach. Los Angeles 12 5 .706 2 Sun Young Yoo 71-70-73-67 — 281 Joey Logano, Ford, 274, 87.8, 29; 9. (7) Kevin Ky. Busch 30- 67, M. Truex 68-87, Ky. Busch RHP Rob Wort. MINNESOTA WILD — Re-signed RW Phoenix 10 6 .625 3 1/2 Pavarisa Yoktuan 67-68-76-70 — 281 Harvick, Ford, 274, 112.0, 42; 10. (6) Ryan 88-133, M. Truex 134-163, J. Logano 164- Atlantic League Kurtis Gabriel and G Steve Michalek to one- Dallas 9 10 .474 6 Caroline Masson 69-72-69-71 — 281 Blaney, Ford, 273, 88.0, 27. 170, M. Truex 171-225, D. Earnhardt 226- LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Released RHP year, two-way contracts. Seattle 8 9 .471 6 Lee Lopez 72-68-70-71 — 281 11. (17) Darrell Wallace Jr, Ford, 273, 75.2, 228, M. Truex 229-274. Steven De La Cruz. NEW YORK RANGERS — Named Lindy San Antonio 1 16 .059 13 Jeong Eun Lee 69-69-72-71 — 281 0; 12. (13) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, 273, Wins: J. Johnson 3, M. Truex 3, B. Frontier League Ruff assistant coach. Saturday’s Games Bronte Law 67-70-72-72 — 281 82.1, 25; 13. (16) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 273, Keselowski 2, K. Larson 2, R. Stenhouse 2, R. EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Released OF SOCCER Connecticut 96, Washington 92 Amy Olson 69-72-67-73 — 281 84.7, 26; 14. (18) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, Blaney 1, Ku. Busch 1, A. Dillon 1, K. Harvick Manny De Jesus and RHP Rob Tasin. Major League Soccer Minnesota 76, Chicago 100 Emily K. Pedersen 69-70-68-74 — 281 273, 74.5, 23; 15. (20) Danica Patrick, Ford, 1, J. Logano 1, R. Newman 1. FLORENCE FREEDOM — Signed RHP COLUMBUS CREW — Waived M Dilly Duka. Seattle 81, Los Angeles 69 Brooke Pancake 67-73-73-69 — 282 273, 69.9, 22; 16. (22) Chris Buescher, Points standings: 1. K. Larson 710; 2. M. Eric Gleese MINNESOTA UNITED — Signed M Sam Sunday’s Games Xiyu Lin 74-66-71-71 — 282 Chevrolet, 273, 62.9, 21; 17. (3) Matt Truex 709; 3. Ky. Busch 609; 4. K. Harvick GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Signed OF Zac Nicholson. Atlanta 98, Dallas 78 Giulia Molinaro 71-70-68-73 — 282 Kenseth, Toyota, 273, 97.3, 33; 18. (9) Daniel 599; 5. C. Elliott 560; 6. J. McMurray 545; 7. Michener. COLLEGE Phoenix 81, New York 69 Joanna Klatten 69-72-65-76 — 282 Suarez, Toyota, 273, 76.7, 19; 19. (25) Austin D. Hamlin 538; 8. B. Keselowski 536; 9. J. NORMAL CORNBELTERS — Signed RHP ETSU — Named Joe Pennucci baseball coach. Monday’s Games Amelia Lewis 67-69-75-72 — 283 Dillon, Chevrolet, 273, 59.2, 18; 20. (28) AJ Johnson 519; 10. C. Bowyer 495; 11. M. Ben McKendall and LHPs Matt Portland and EMORY — Names Holli Dawson and Chris No games scheduled Min Lee 73-68-68-74 — 283 Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 272, 62.9, 17. Kenseth 478; 12. J. Logano 471; 13. R. Sixto Torres. Released LHPs Steven Calhoun Blocker trainers. Tuesday’s Games Becky Morgan 71-67-71-74 — 283 21. (24) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 272, 59.3, Blaney 462; 14. E. Jones 426; 15. Ku. Busch and Kyle Carter and RHP Matt Hasenbeck. PEPPERDINE — Promoted assistant men’s No games scheduled Katie Burnett 67-74-72-71 — 284 16; 22. (29) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 272, 419; 16. R. Stenhouse 418. RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed INF volleyball coach David Hunt to head coach. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Aaron Judge’s incredible climb

By Tim Reynolds pounds lighter) as J.J. Watt of the Houston THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Texans. There’s no other outfielder in the big leagues right now listed anywhere close to MIAMI — Aaron Judge keeps the only his weight. And of the 19 players who piece of motivation he needs on his phone. appeared in the final NBA game of the sea- It’s right there on his notes app, always son — Golden State’s title-clincher over atop the list for quick access. He looks at it Cleveland — only six are taller than Judge. every day and said he’s done so for months, He’s not just big, either. The man can letting it serve as the perfect provider of per- move. spective. “I’m jealous,” said San Francisco catcher The message: .179 — a nod to what he hit Buster Posey, who at 6-foot-1 and 215 last season in his debut with the New York pounds looks boyish next to Judge. “I was Yankees. thinking about that the other day. I was That seems unfathomable now. The watching their game and saw him moving Yankees star leads the majors with 30 home runs, is a serious Triple Crown contender in around in right field and was thinking to the AL with a .329 average and 66 RBIs so myself how impressive that is. And I’m won- far, and the massive guy who wasn’t even a dering if he can sustain that for a long period lock to make the big-league club out of of time. ... It’s pretty incredible how athletic spring training is set for his All-Star debut on he is.” Tuesday night at Marlins Park. He’s already set the Yankees record for “It’s motivation to tell you don’t take any- home runs by a rookie, topping a guy named thing for granted,” Judge said, as he sat on Joe DiMaggio. His batting average is better the warning track on Monday and explained than what Derek Jeter’s was when he won why he keeps the reminder of 2016’s strug- Rooko Two-time champion ousted after epic gles with him at all times. “This game will rally. humble you in a heartbeat. So I just try to Different eras, different circumstances, of keep going out there and play my best game course. every day, because I could hit .179 in a cou- But when a name is listed alongside ple weeks.” DiMaggio, Jeter and Gehrig already, some- Seems unlikely. thing special is quite likely happening. AL Judge will bat third for the AL on Tuesday, manager Brad Mills — filling in for meaning his first trip to the plate will come in Cleveland skipper Terry Francona — chose the top of the first against NL starter Max to pay tribute to Judge by batting him third. Scherzer. And Scherzer sounds eager to “One of the best stories in Major League check out the phenom. Baseball I think so far in the first half, Aaron “I’ve seen it from afar, the year he’s had so Kansas City Star: John Sleezer Judge,” Mills said. far,” said Scherzer, the Washington Nationals’ ace. “Obviously been the best hit- New York Yankees rookie outfielder Aaron Judge, pictured here lacing a single against Judge watched the All-Star Game last year ter there in the American League. I think they the Kansas City Royals in May, will start in tonight’s MLB All-Star Game after batting on television; he was with the Yankees’ will all agree with that. I enjoy facing the just .179 last season. Triple-A affiliate in Scranton-Wilkes Barre at best. It’s what you look for. I mean, you get up with seven hits in his opening five games. Look at him now: All-Star, likely rookie of the time. a chance to obviously be in the All-Star He was an instant smash. the year, and maybe the MVP. If he keeps this up, he might not see anoth- Game to face the best hitter in the game, That is, until he wasn’t. “I’m excited to meet him,” Miami slugger er All-Star extravaganza on TV again any- potentially, that’s what you look for. So it Those seven hits in five games were fol- and fellow Home Run Derby participant time soon. will be fun.” lowed by eight hits — total — in his remain- Giancarlo Stanton said. “I hope he gets as “Can’t really describe it, to be honest,” A year ago, Judge was still a month away ing 22 games. He finished with nearly three many questions about me as I do about him.” Judge said. “I still don’t believe it. It’s pretty from his big-league debut. He homered in his times as many strikeouts (42) as hits (15). He At 6-foot-7 and 282 pounds, Judge is incredible. It’s every kid’s dream and I’m first two games with the Yankees, and ended simply didn’t look ready. roughly the same build (a bit taller, a few getting a chance to live it right now.”

hit in the first inning because All-Stars of the story he’s been all year McGregor takes Round One long,” Mills said. from Page 1B Sale and Scherzer were set Marcell Ozuna and to face big hitters in a homer- of trash talk vs. Mayweather Cincinnati shortstop Zack filled season. Cozart. “I give up my fair share of Maddon said it was a homers. You can check the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOXING thing of a dream shot. training footage hitting a “pretty easy decision” to slot book. It happens,” Sale said. Fighters have rarely — if heavy bag — much more Stanton as the DH. “If you let that creep in your It’s still early, but give drive up huge paydays. ever — caught Mayweather slowly. “Looking at the break- mind, it’s going to be a long Round 1 of the trash-talk Nothing sells tickets like so squarely in his 49 fights. Teaser teases: Both down of the team positional- night. I’m going to do the battle between Conor talking smack. McGregor tweeted a photo fighters dropped hints about ly, I thought to draw a DH same thing I always have.” McGregor and Floyd Trash-talk scorecard: of himself standing in front themes that are likely to out of the outfield was smart, Scherzer is well aware that Mayweather Jr. to the Irish The AP has been keeping of the mural on June 19 with come up during their press or possibly a first baseman, home runs are up. MMA star. track of the barbs between the quote: “I am a filthy Irish tour: Mayweather says he’s having three outstanding “The way I’ve been look- A mural in McGregor’s Mayweather and McGregor animal.” unbeatable and McGregor first baseman,” Maddon ing at it, ball is flying for gym depicts the UFC show- given the bravado of both A week later the mural has said boxing is a limited said. “And furthermore play- whatever reason. I really man landing a left flush to fighters and their yapping appeared again , the star say- form of fighting. ing here under the circum- don’t care,” he said. “I’ve Mayweather’s chin. before the fight was even ing: “I predict these things.” “You name him, I beat stances I thought it was the given up a lot of homers over McGregor has used that made. McGregor is a big He then started using the him,” Mayweather said dur- right thing to do.” the past year and a half.” vision a few times as his way mural as the lead-in to his AL manager Brad Mills hits underdog against ing a June 22 training ses- “That’s really been something to needle the undefeated training videos with the Houston second baseman Jose Mayweather in the ring, but sion . “I can get a black eye, that’s been a thorn in my side. boxer since their Aug. 26 tagline “I am boxing” — a Altuve leadoff, followed by they’re evenly matched at I can get a bloody nose, I can I’ve had to become a better match was announced, even nod back to his fiery rant at Cleveland third baseman Jose talking trash. have a bad day in the gym. pitcher, locate better. Because of quoting “Rocky IV” villain This verbal joust is three Madison Square Garden in Ramirez, New York Yankees At the end of the day, I don’t right fielder Aaron Judge, the home run spike, I’ve dialed it Ivan Drago : “If he dies, he rounds. Round 1: From the March where he declared in even more to try to make my dies.” that he would stop have a bad payday and I Houston’s George Springer in day the fight was announced don’t have a bad night under location better to try to prevent Still, both fighters have until the start of their press Mayweather. left, Astros shortstop Carlos the lights.” Correa, Toronto first baseman them. I think I have a hand in it, been relatively quiet since tour. Round 2: The press tour Mayweather’s counter: in not letting them hit as many announcing their bout, hold- through the start of fight Mayweather hasn’t taken McGregor’s words prais- Justin Smoak, Tampa Bay des- ing two UFC fighters for an ignated hitter Corey Dickerson, homers out, and that’s made me ing off on interviews and week. Round 3: Fight week. any explicit direct shots at a better pitcher,” he said. personal insults. Break time Scoring is just like boxing McGregor just yet, opting to exciting bout on Friday night Kansas City catcher Salvador Mills, Cleveland’s bench is over — there’s certain to and MMA: 10 points to the spend far more time tweeting had tinges of his previous Perez and Boston’s Mookie coach, took over as AL man- be a flurry of smack during a winner of each round, 9 promos for his new Sin City arguments about the limits of Betts in center. ager after Indians manager press tour this week in Los points to the loser — 8 if strip club. But he did give boxing, threads other mem- Judge tops the majors with Terry Francona had a proce- Angeles, Toronto, New York something’s worth consider- fans an impressive snippet of bers of his camp have been 30 home runs and is among dure last week to correct an and London. It’s the first ing an emotional knock- training on a double-end pushing, too. the leaders in several other irregular heartbeat. time that Mayweather and down. striking bag, which requires “That was a good contest,” hitting categories. Mills said McGregor will share the The current score: 10-9 extremely precise timing to McGregor said after Justin he wanted to see the rookie “Getting this responsibili- stage ahead of their fight in McGregor. hit. The Facebook video Gaethje beat Michael bat early — and figured a lot ty is very humbling,” Mills Las Vegas. McGregor’s vision: The came on the same day Johnson in what could be the of fans did, too. said. “I’m thrilled to be here. Both men are trying to punch in the mural is some- McGregor also released UFC’s fight of the year. “Where was I going to hit I definitely would love to him in the lineup? It was a have him sitting here in this situation you wanted him to chair.” Riley content with young Heat (he missed it in 2009 Nadal because of bad knees), win- ning titles in 2008 and 2010. By Tim Reynolds few days. Miami went through one of the Johnson and Wayne Ellington. from Page 1B Muller’s next opponent most unique seasons in NBA history last “His number-crunching ... he’s the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS will be 2014 U.S. Open year — it lost franchise cornerstone star of this whole thing,” Riley said, coming off his record 10th champion Marin Cilic. Dwyane Wade in the summer, started 11- adding that the Heat intend to hang onto MIAMI — Pat Riley has a trip to his French Open championship, Other men’s quarterfinals 30 to fall super-close to the NBA base- their $4.3 million exception — for now. California home awaiting, followed by and 15th major trophy over- matchups are defending ment, then went 30-11 in the second half Miami had Plan A and Plan B going into a vacation with his wife. all, and seemed primed to be champion Andy Murray vs. and still missed the playoffs. free agency. Plan A was to land Hayward He can now relax a little. a factor once again at the 24th-seeded Sam Querrey of The 2017-18 Miami Heat are going to It was a painful ending. and figure everything else out on the fly. grass-court tournament. the U.S., seven-time champi- look a lot like the 2016-17 Miami Heat, Riley wants that pain to permeate for Plan B was, if Hayward decided to play Muller, though, presented on Roger Federer vs. 2016 and the team president is just a while. elsewhere (and he did, picking Boston), to problems. He already owned runner-up Milos Raonic and fine with that arrangement. “As good as we were in the second half go all-in on retaining Heat free agents. one victory over Nadal at 2010 runner-up Tomas Riley said Monday he thinks of the year, we didn’t finish the job and get At 35,000 feet, Plan C presented itself. Wimbledon, back in the sec- Berdych against Novak bringing back now-former free that one shot at the first round,” Riley said. Riley was flying back to Miami from ond round in 2005. Djokovic or Adrian agents Dion Waiters and James There are more details for Miami to meetings in California when he and the That was before Nadal fig- Mannarino. The Djokovic- Johnson and signing them to handle before the offseason business Heat brass learned Olynyk was going to ured out how to bring his tal- Mannarino fourth-rounder four-year deals, combined truly slows to a trickle. The Heat are still be a free agent. That deal came togeth- ents to bear on grass. From was postponed until Tuesday; with the surprise addition of talking with forward Luke Babbitt about er quickly, and Riley is already con- 2006-11, Nadal reached the it had been scheduled to be Kelly Olynyk, gives Miami a real shot at a return, plus have been in discussions vinced the former Celtics backup for- final in five consecutive played on No. 1 Court after picking up where it left off last season. with captain Udonis Haslem — who has ward was the right move to pair with appearances at Wimbledon The way he sees it, now it’s up to been approached by other clubs, includ- center Hassan Whiteside. Nadal-Muller concluded. those signees to deliver on promises. ing Cleveland, to gauge his interest in “He’s a perfect fit with Hassan,” “I think in training camp, they have to lending his veteran expertise elsewhere. Riley said. “He can play with him and look at it with great foresight for the “We hopefully will get Udonis back,” we can play him with other guys.” future — but also they have to back up Riley said. Whiteside and Waiters have both said their words somewhat with their play,” Anything Miami does now would they expect the Heat to be in the Eastern Riley said Monday. “So it’ll be very inter- almost certainly have to be a minimum Conference mix next season, and Riley esting this year when we go to training deal. Riley said the Heat spent every doesn’t disagree. Cleveland — even camp to see where their heads are, and dollar available under its salary cap, with its front-office dysfunction being a I’m convinced they’ll come ready. They lauding Heat senior vice president of big story this offseason — still has think they’re a good team and they’ll get basketball operations and general man- LeBron James and therefore still has it together. I’m excited about it.” ager Andy Elisburg — considered one the talent to be considered the best in Even in a summer where Miami swung of the NBA’s top cap gurus — for his the East. Boston will be there again. and missed at landing Gordon Hayward, expertise there in not only helping Washington, Toronto and Milwaukee Riley thinks the Heat got better in the last Miami land Olynyk but keep Waiters, also think they’ll vie for top-four spots. PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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If inter- TANCE OF 244.0 applied to pay the ex- mined by the Court. including any improve- foreclosure described tion except to the extent ested please submit FEET; THENCE S89° penses of the sale, in- ments, fixtures, and at- herein, together with of the cost of that por- cover letter, resume LEGALS 01'W A DISTANCE Of cluding special masters /s/ Wesley O. Pool tachments, such as, but any additional costs tion of the ad wherein with five references and 265.5 FEET; THENCE fee, then for any costs Wesley O. Pool, Special not limited to, mobile and attorney's fees, in- the error occurred. Cost phone numbers, copy LEGAL 60996 NORTH ALONG THE incurred for the mainte- Master homes (hereinafter, the cluding the costs of ad- adjustment is limited to of college diploma and June 20, 2017 EAST R.O.W. OF nance and protection of 201 Innsdale Ter “Property”). 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HELP WANTED BEGINNING AS A or make satisfactory ar- NINTH JUDICIAL an action to foreclose a ing a qualified candi- POINT ON THE EAST rangements with the DISTRICT COURT mortgage on the Prop- The foregoing sale may date who has strong WELLS FARGO BANK, ARBY'S OPENING R.O.W. OF UTAH Special Master for such erty. Plaintiff's judg- be postponed and work ethics, organiza- N.A., as Trustee for the SOON! DRIVE, 259.1 FEET payment, then the spe- No. D-905-CV-2016- ment is in the amount rescheduled at the dis- tional skills, able to mul- Registered Holders of Looking for great smiles SOUTH OF THE cial master may accept 00506 cretion of the Special ti task in a fast paced Colony Multifamily of $46,667.59, and the and hardworking peo- NORTHWEST COR- the next highest bid or Master, and is subject environment, able to lift Mortgage same bears interest at ple. Hiring for all posi- NER OF BERKLEY AD- proceed with the sale of U.S. BANK NATIONAL the rate of 5.7400% per to all taxes, utility liens 50 lbs. and have reli- Trust 2014-1, Commer- tions, management and DITION; THENCE N89° the Subject Property to ASSOCIATION, and other restrictions able mode of trans- cial Mortgage Pass- annum, accruing at the crew. Competitive pay 01'E A DISTANCE OF the highest bidder. The and easements of portation. Full benefit Through rate of $7.34 per diem. and benefits. 265.5 FEET; THENCE Special Master may Plaintiff, The Court reserves en- record, and subject to a package. Fax resumes Certificates, Series 2014- Apply at store or FAX NORTH ALONG THE postpone or continue judg- one (1) month right of to 559-685-0428 1, successor to LaSalle try of final in rem 505-213-0033 or email: EAST LINE OF THE the sale by public dec- vs. ment against Defen- redemption held by the Bank, N.A., [email protected] CDL TRUCK DRIVER WEST 1/2 OF SAID laration at the time and dant, Dyanna C. Duran Defendant upon entry NEEDED CALL BERKLEY ADDITION, place originally sched- DYANNA C. DURAN aka Dyanna Duran, for of an order approving Plaintiff, KEN 806-369-5023 OR A DISTANCE OF 15.1 uled for such sale. No AKA DYANNA DURAN, the amount due after sale, an order of the NEW TODAY! DANIEL 575-760-2623 vs. FEET; THENCE S89° other notice of the post- foreclosure sale, includ- Court approving the 01'W A DISTANCE OF poned or continued ing interest, costs, and terms and conditions of Defendant. CLOVIS VETERINARY GEORGE E. HINER, 265.5 FEET; THENCE sale will be given. fees as may be as- sale. Hospital is searching NEW TODAY! SOUTH ALONG THE sessed by the Court. NOTICE OF SALE for a full time veterinary Defendant. EAST R.O.W. OF As of May 15, 2017, the Plaintiff has the right to Witness my hand this assistant. (Registered EXP. EQUIPMENT UTAH DRIVE, A DIS- sum necessary to satis- bid at the foregoing 15th day of June, 2017. or experienced much TANCE OF 15.1 FEET fy the Judgment is as NOTICE IS HEREBY sale in an amount equal OPERATORS NOTICE OF SALE GIVEN that on July 26, preferred.) Candidates TO THE POINT AND follows: to its judgment, and to /s/ Jennifer A. Taylor must be responsible, needed for scraper, wa- 2017, at the hour of ter truck and roller. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE PLACE OF BEGIN- submit its bid either ver- JENNIFER A. TAYLOR, caring, and detail ori- 11:00 AM, the under- Apply at that the above-entitled NING. 1. The remaining princi bally or in writing. Special Master ented. This position will pal balance $968,186.33 signed Special Master, Plaintiff may apply all or PO Box 91988 1155 Kimberly Lane Court, having appointed or her designee, will, at require some evenings, me Special Master in The Property is located any part of its judgment Albuquerque, NM 87199- holidays and week- at 1025 W. 18th Street, 2. Accrued interest (Non- the front entrance of the to the purchase price in 1988 this matter with the Curry County Court- ends. Please come in power to sell, has or- Portales, New Mexico Default) $98,224.67 lieu of cash. Telephone: and complete an appli- 88130. house, at Ninth Judicial Facsimile: (505) 433- th dered me to sell the fol- District Court, 700 cation at 2201West 7 lowing real property to- 3. Accrued interest (De- In accordance with the 4577 St., Clovis, NM 88101. The Summary Judgment fault) $39,857.07 North Main, Suite 11, Court's decree, the pro- E-mail: sales@ancillaryl- gether with all improve- Clovis, NM 88101, sell ments, personal proper- and Decree of Foreclo- ceeds of sale are to be s.com EXP. RET. Contractor sure (hereafter "Judg- 4. Late Charges all of the rights, title, applied first to the costs for Apt. Maint./Remod- ty, and fixtures located and interests of the IS a community ment") pursuant to $5,810.40 of sale, including and eling. Driver's lic. need- thereon (the "Subject above-named Defen- newspaper seeking an Property") which is situ- which the sale is to be the Special Master's ed. Optional boarding ADVERTISING SALES conducted was entered 5. Reconveyance/Payoff dant, in and to the here- fees, and then to satisfy (for non-smoker). ated in the County of inafter described real REPRESENTATIVE. on June 13, 2017. The Fee $500.00 the above-described Call: 505-859-6628 Roosevelt, State of property to the highest Your duties will include New Mexico, and is de- sale is to begin at 11:00 judgment, including in- focusing on selling ad- bidder for cash. The MENTAL HEALTH Re- scribed as follows: a.m. on July 21, 2017, 6. Protective Advance-In- terest, with any remain- property to be sold is sources, Inc. has a va- vertising across all at the steps of the Roo- surance $39.02 ing balance to be paid available product lines sevelt County Court- located at 900 West unto the registry of the cancy for Clinical Spe- TRACT 1: 13th Street, Clovis, (print, interactive, digi- house, 109 W. 1st 7. Protective Advance- Court in order to satisfy cialist Bonem Home New Mexico 88101, (Portales). The Clinical tal, etc.). You will be A TRACT OF LAND IN Street, Portales, New Receiver $59,644.50 any future adjudication asked to meet and ex- and is more particularly Specialist will provide THE NORTHWEST Mexico 88130. The of priority lienholders. ceed monthly sales and described as follows: LOST AND FOUND services in a residential QUARTER (NW/4) OF Subject Property will be 8. Appraisal $4,000.00 treatment center for revenue goals and ob- BERKLEY ADDITION, sold to the highest bid- NOTICE IS FURTHER jectives for all advertis- THE EAST HALF OF boys ages 7-12. Appli- CITY OF PORTALES, der for cash, free and 9. Non-Sufficient Funds GIVEN that in the event LOST FROM Broadview ing media. Helping our LOTS FIVE (5) AND cant must possess a ROOSEVELT COUN- clear of all liens of the Fee $60.00 that the Property is not area – very old male SIX (6) IN BLOCK TWO masters degree in customers market their TY, NEW MEXICO, BE- parties hereto and all sooner redeemed, the tan Shar Pei. Does not goods or services is (2) OF THE MAR- counseling and guid- ING DESCRIBED AS persons claiming under 10. Reasonable attor- undersigned Special hear or see very good. paramount. SHALL HEIGHTS AD- ance or social work and FOLLOWS: and through the parties neys fees, costs and Master will, as set forth Please help us find our DITION, TO THE CITY be licensed, or eligible or any persons claiming expenses $18,559.81 above, offer for sale Little Man. Call Annie Being an excellent com- OF CLOVIS, CURRY for licensure by the BEGINNING AT A an interest by an instru- and sell the Property to 575-760-5464 municator gives you an COUNTY, NEW MEXI- New Mexico Counsel- POINT ON THE ment filed for record af- TOTAL $1,194,881.80 the highest bidder for dt bthitt SOUTH R.O.W. OF ter the date of filing of WEST EIGHTEENTH the Notice of Lis Pen- Interest shall continue to STREET, 2350.5 FEET dens in the records of accrue at the rate of N89°01'E AND 30.0 Roosevelt County, New 9.97% per annum FEET SOUTH OF THE Mexico. The purchaser ($268.13 per day) per NORTHWEST COR- of the Subject Property day after May 15, 2017, NER OF SECTION 2, will take it subject to until the Judgment is T2S R34E, SAID any unpaid property satisfied. Any costs of POINT IS THE taxes, municipal property preservation, NORTHWEST COR- charges, assessments, reasonable attorneys' NER OF BERKLEY AD- or liens not foreclosed fees and any additional DITION; THENCE N89° in this action, and each costs of collection and 01'E ALONG THE bidder is responsible for suit (to include the cost SOUTH R.O.W. OF its own due diligence of publication of this no- WEST EIGHTEENTH regarding the condition tice, recording fees, STREET, A DISTANCE of the Subject Property and special master OF 265.5 FEET; and state of title. Plain- fees) may be additional tiff or its assignee has costs recoverable un-

Here’sHere’s WWherehere You’llYou’ll FindFind IIt.t. PAGE 6B ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS HOMES FOR SALE CAMPERS AND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Herman ROOSEVELT MOTOR HOMES g Please send resume and vision programs, municator gives you an NEW TODAY! advantage, both written and cover letter to paid vacation and a re- and verbal. Knowledge [email protected]. tirement plan. of principles and meth- We look forward to Applicants should email IN PORTALES-LEASE ods for showing, pro- hearing from you. a resume and several TO OWN moting and selling prod- writing examples to Hu- 2 BR, 1BA w/garage ucts and services are man Resources Direc- ACREAGE/SALE Very nice. $70,000 required. Ability to re- tor Joyce Cruce at: ROOSEVELT $5,000 down. solve problems and [email protected]. $750/month. Call 575- 2012 JAYCO make decisions in a 768 HWY 480 Portales 356-5990 or MELBOURNE CLASS C timely manner and to NEED CAREGIVER 15ac w/all utilities, 575-760-4007 MOTOR HOME work in a fast-paced for an adult female ready connect to your Model 29D, 13,300 miles, sales and team envi- IS LOOKING for a re- wheelchair bound. RV/MH $220 mo rent excellent condition, 3 ronment will help you porter based in Clovis. Evening Shift or buy 480-392-8550 slides, walk-around be successful. If you're an energetic Sunday-Friday queen bed, electric/gas fridge and water heater, reporter who can spot 5pm-8pm DESAIREE SAYS “I Must possess a valid news and handle cover- one-piece rubber roof, driver's license and Please call: placed an ad and it automatic hydraulic lev- ing such things as city 575-714-1085 proof of current auto in- government, crime and sold as soon as the eling system, 4KW gas surance. schools, we want to ad came out” generator, 16' awning, TERRIFIC! RICHARD electric step, 19” & 32” hear from you. 3 PC. living room suite, The Eastern New Mexico Experience is preferred, called to say his deals two flat screen TVs, full News offers a competi- but entry-level candi- for wheels ad came out sofa, chair, and body paint & many tive base pay plus com- dates with demonstrat- in the Classifieds on loveseat. Southwest more extras, inside mission along with ben- ed ability will be consid- Sunday and design w/soft pastel storage when not in efits such as health and use. 575-693-6487 ered. We offer a com- he sold his car on Mon- colors. $265 OBO. vision insurance and petitive benefits pack- day. Way to get results! Call xxx-xxxx. sick and vacation pay. age including medical MOTORCYCLES ALL real estate advertis- ing in Clovis Media Inc. newspapers is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to advertise "any prefer- ence, limitation or dis- 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S crimination based on under 500 miles, excel- race, color, religion, lent condition, has been handicap, family status garage kept and only or national origin, or an one owner. $6,000 intention to make any OBO Call 575-218- such preference, limita- 4739. tion or discrimination." Clovis Media Inc. will not knowingly accept any ad- vertising in this newspa- per that is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in DO YOU have a car this newspaper are avail- that you need to sell? able on an equal oppor- Do you need a deal tunity basis. To complain for your wheels? We of discrimination, call have a deal for you HUD toll-free at 1-800- called deals for 424-8590. wheels. Call Rebekah or Tammy at 763- HOUSE FOR RENT 3431. CURRY COUNTY SEABOARD FOODS CDL TRUCK DRIVER PRODUCTION MENTAL HEALTH Re- LLC, Phone 1-877-562- NEEDED CALL WORKER sources, Inc. has a va- BR 11/2 BA, Cen- 7675. Seeking 60 tem- LRG 4 KEN 806-369-5023 OR Local Company is seek- cancy for Clinical Spe- tral H/A, lrg dbl garage, porary, full-time Team DANIEL 575-760-2623 ing a qualified candi- cialist Bonem Home Members from $995 mo + dep, disc. date who has strong (Portales). The Clinical avail. 575-769-2715 08/01/2017 work ethics, organiza- Specialist will provide 05/01/2018. $11.59/hr. tional skills, able to mul- services in a residential 45-54 hrs/wk M-F. treatment center for HOUSE FOR RENT Worker will be required ti task in a fast paced environment, able to lift boys ages 7-12. Appli- ROOSEVELT to work 9 hrs/d for 11 cant must possess a days out of a 14 day 50 lbs. and have reli- masters degree in period (including Sat. able mode of trans- counseling and guid- NEW TODAY! and Sun.) Apply at lo- portation. Full benefit ance or social work and CARS FOR SALE cal employment office package. Fax resumes be licensed, or eligible 4200 S. Main, Perryton, PORTALES THE NINTH Judicial Dis- to 559-685-0428 for licensure by the TX 79070. Workers will 2 BR/1 BA Apartment trict Attorney's Office is New Mexico Counsel- travel between various All electric, WD hookup seeking a qualified ap- ing and Therapy Board farm sites to care for Very clean, $650/month plicant for the following or New Mexico Social animals in Perryton, TX $650 deposit. No pets. position: Work Board. A legal geographic area. Job 575-356-5990 background check will duties include: attend 575-760-4007 INFORMATION TECH- be conducted. If inter- to and care for swine in NOLOGY ASSISTANT ested please submit EASY MONEY... JUST a all stages of *** FULL-TIME cover letter, resume 2002 BMW 745I production/development CALL AWAY. It’s illegal Email cover letter and re- CAREGIVER *** with five references and Leather, Navigation, by performing the du- sume to Steve North, for companies doing Heated Seats, ties in each department Needed in Farwell, phone numbers, copy business by phone to District Manager: of college diploma and Sun Roof, of a sow farm, breed- Dependable, Lifting promise you a loan and [email protected] license to Lorraine ****LOADED*** ing, gestation, and far- Salary: $30,453-$33,648 and some over- ask you to pay for it & S uper Clean rowing; barn, pen, and Meza, Human Re- dependent upon experi- nights necessary sources, 1100 West before they deliver. A $10,900 LOW miles crate animal as re- ence Please call: 575-760- 21st, Clovis, NM public service message Contact: 575-268-1716 quired; monitor feed Supervision: Incumbent 3502 (leave message) quality and availability 88101. MHR is an from Clovis Media Inc. receives general super- EOE/AA employer. to livestock and hand- vision from the as- and the Federal Trade feed livestock as nec- Deadline for accepting Commission. signed supervisor. application material will essary; monitor the Examples of Work Per- health status of the ani- be Friday, July 12, formed: Incumbent 2017. mals such as looking trains users in various for injuries, dead ani- software applications mals, and/or any animal and case management; 2004 DODGE that may need medica- assists with basic hard- g INTREPID SE MODEL tion or treatment; identi- ware problems; installs barn/room environment *** SUPER CLEAN *** fy and record any mis- hardware locally and re- and ventilation sys- POWER SEATS, carriages and signs of motely, may assist with tems. The employer 22's, & AC heat; scrape and sweep inventory; sets up appli- will provide workers at $4,900 barns as necessary; as- cations for users; devel- no charge all tools, sup- plies, and equipment ARBY'S OPENING Contact: 575-268-1716 sist in the artificial in- ops and maintains vari- PETS FOR SALE semination of the ani- ous and statistical re- required to perform the SOON! mals; assist in weaning ports; performs liaison job. No education or Looking for great smiles 2006 MAZDA6 piglets and loading the duties between users experience required. and hardworking peo- FREE TO Good Home 4 door all electric animals for transporta- and higher level infor- Employer will provide ple. Hiring for all posi- Only: a male young cruise control keyless tion to the nursery; mation systems and re- on-the-job training to tions, management and mixed breed puppy to entry nice, clean car crew. Competitive pay move and monitor the lated duties. the worker as applica- loving home. Call: 575- DOES NEED A animals as necessary, Distinguishing Charac- ble. The employer and benefits. 749-5747. guarantees to offer Apply at store or FAX MOTOR & BATTERY which includes prepar- teristics:This is an en- asking $750. ing pens, processing, try-level position, which work for hours equal to 505-213-0033 or email: FREE TO Good Home: 2 at least three-fourths of [email protected] females & 1 male Wire For more info call fostering, and identify- primarily involves the 575-693-3078. ing high-risk sows, technical support to the workdays of the to- Haired Terrier crossed identifying late shows, users of an information tal employment period, with Australian Shep- ard. Call: 575218-1694 fostering review, and system. beginning with the first WOW, THAT’S GREAT! weaning. Also required Working Conditions: workday after the ar- Virginia sold her Nissan rival of the worker at FREE TO good home: to perform other duties Work is performed in an within hours using our the place of employ- Female Chihuahua, 7 as required, including office environment. Deals for Wheels! sweeping aisles after ment or the advertised mos, chocolate & tan Some physical effort with black dot under Stop by the feeding, scraping ma- and the ability to lift at contractual first date of nure in aisles and pens, need, whichever is lat- chin. Lovable lap dog ClASSIFIEDS least fifty (50) pounds that's good w/kids and washing buildings, are required. Frequent er, and ending on and give it a test drive!! clothing, and equipment 5/1/2018. Housing will other dogs. Pad & travel may be required. leash broke. Must have as needed and sched- Consistent exposure to be made available at no uled, keeping all trash cost to workers. Trans- fenced in yard. Call: electrical devices. 505-516-9139 TRUCK/VAN/SUV and items picked up, Knowledge, Skills, and portation (including cleaning and disinfect- Abilities: This position meals and, to the ex- FREE TO Good Loving ing pens and alleys, tent necessary, lodging) requires some knowl- PROFESSIONAL: Home Only: male mini and monitoring edge of information to the place of employ- Doberman Pinscher. systems technology, ment will be provided, Call: 575-749-5747. or its costs to workers Accountant, Broadcast systems applications; Center software applications; reimbursed, if the work- er completes half the Advisor POOL/SPA data base and network- employment period. Assistant Softball Coach ing principals; effective CDC Substitute SUPPLIES 12' PRE Runner Toyota communication skills; Return transportation IN EX CONDITION will be provided if the Master Teacher ability to analyze and 26,300 mi. worker completes the Director of Alumni Affairs 80X80 HOT TUB COVER recommend solutions to Director, Blackwater GREAT CONDITION * Access Cab – 4 doors basic situations, ability employment period or is * NEW Michelin tires EXP. RET. Contractor dismissed early by the Draw (brown) - $50 OBO to organize and priori- * Leer hard cover on bed, for Apt. Maint./Remod- Director of Campus Life Call: 575-309-6150 tize workloads; ability to employer. Daily meals * Running boards, Director, Physical Plant eling. Driver's lic. need- manage multiple will be provided at a * Thermo Tech floor mats, rate of at least $12.07 Director of Purchasing ed. Optional boarding projects simultaneous- * XM radio Director, Talent Search ly; ability to effectively per day during travel to Asking $21,750 (for non-smoker). Director of Teacher complete work projects a maximum of $51.00 Call: 575-763-3091 or Call: 505-859-6628 per day with receipts. Education Office to ensure user satisfac- 575-749-9645 Residence Hall tion. The employer will assist with daily transportation Director/Area Coord. rd Requirements: Associ- 2001 YUKON XL 3 row to and from the work ate's degree or certifi- seats, DVD player, site, as required by Support: cation from a moon roof, $3700 Call workers. Each applicant technical/vocational 575-762-9540 will be required to meet Administrative Secretary- school in computer sci- physical requirements, Upward Bound ence or related techni- provide a clean drug Custodian I ATV cal field; or two (2) test (to be paid for by POSITIONS years of directly related Department Secretary- the employer), and AVAILABLE work experience and/or Part Time meet the skillset that is education in a related Law Enforcement required of the position. UNIT MANAGER field. Support Specialist I-III Please inquire about (RN) Preferred Qualifica- the job opportunity or 2004 CADILLAC PART TIME PROGRAM tions: Associates De- Job announcements and send applications DIRECTOR gree in computer sci- online applications are Escalade ESV and/or resumes, Job (could be grouped with ence or related techni- available at Super Clean Order TX6556358, indi- another cal field plus one (1) www.enmu.edu/jobs. RAPTOR 350 only 91k mi, cating availability, to the Like New position for full time) year of work experience All employees must pass LOADED & 26's Texas State Workforce --Garaged and less rd APPLY AT: in directly related field, a pre-employment 3 row seats. Commission office lo- www.genesishcc.com and A+ certification background check. than one hour cated at 1315 W. Wil- on motor. ***only $12,900*** ST ANTHONY which can be substitut- AA/EO/Title IX son Street, Borger, TX Now lowered to $3500. Contact: 575-268-1716 HEALTHCARE ed for equivalent expe- Employer. 79007, phone 806-274- 1400 W 21 rience. Call (575) 562-2115 for 575-356-6853 CLOVIS, NM 88101 7171. more information. and leave message 575-762-4705 HEY EVERYONE! Earl sold his Tacoma within hours of placing his ad 2011 CHEVY with the Classifieds!. Colorado camper Come try Deals shell for sale Call for Wheels! 575-607-5861