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Deer roams Clovis park. — Page 2A Vol. 90 ◆ No. 86

SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Judge declines to dismiss case against airmen ❏ Rape case set to go and prosecuting attorneys will have to attorney Craig Acorn on the grounds another attorney or victim advocate ed within the next three weeks, but be more communicative and profes- of “prosecutorial misconduct” after from the 9th Judicial District to attend said that timeline might be affected if to trial in October. sional with each other — and soon, Chief Deputy District Attorney Brian in his place. He cited the state’s Stover continued with his stated he said. Stover told the woman not to respond “Victim of Crimes Act” for his deci- intention to file a motion to separate By David Grieder “What I think this comes down to to a subpoena for a June 5 interview sion and said he was prepared to the three cases. Currently all three air- STAFF WRITER is essentially just poor communica- with Acorn. accept sanctions, but requested the men are joined on one case and each tion and lack of professionalism on “I have an absolute right to inter- case itself not be impacted. [email protected] charged with second-degree criminal both sides,” Tatum said at the end of view these witnesses without interfer- “He’s mad. He is a mad man. He is sexual penetration. CLOVIS —The case against three a motion hearing Monday afternoon ence,” Acorn said, adding that he mad about this,” Stover said of airmen charged with raping a col- in Curry County. “When I don’t see could be arrested if he had acted sim- Acorn’s position. Isaiah Edley, 19, appeared with his league early this year will not be dis- (professionalism), it drives me to the ilarly. “To say I’m mad - that’s not true,” attorney Acorn, as did Thomas missed, nor will the woman’s testi- wall. You will work together and you Stover said he couldn’t attend the Acorn responded, noting he’d filed a Newton, 25, with attorney Ben mony be excluded from the trial will get the interviews done.” interview with her that date and pre- complaint against Stover with the Herrmann. Rahman Buchanan, 19, scheduled for October, Judge Drew Interviews were at the core of the ferred it be rescheduled (currently set state bar association. “I’m outraged. “ also appeared with his newly appoint- Tatum ruled Monday. But defense motion, filed by Albuquerque defense for Wednesday) rather than have Tatum ruled interviews be conduct- ed public defender Mark Earnest. Trump picks Kavanaugh for Supreme Court seat ❏ Confirmation expected to be a heated battle. By Catherine Lucey, Zeke Miller and Mark Sherman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — After days of frenzied lobbying and speculation, President Donald Trump decided on federal appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh for his second nominee to the Supreme Court, setting up a ferocious confirmation battle with Democrats as he seeks to shift the nation’s highest court fur- ther to the right. Trump chose Kavanaugh to replace retir- ing Justice Anthony Kennedy. With customary fanfare, Trump planned to unveil his choice on prime-time TV. His final options were all young federal judges who Xinhua: Chiang Rai Pr Office could help remake the court for decades to Rescuers work near the cave where 12 young soccer team members and their coach were trapped in Chiang Rai, Thailand. come with precedent-shattering rulings on issues such as abortion, guns and health care. Top contenders had included federal appeals judges Raymond Kethledge, Amy Eight rescued from flooded Thai cave Coney Barrett and Thomas Hardiman, as well as Kavanaugh, who is currently a feder- ❏ Young soccer where they had sought refuge him to “keep showing us mercy.” to worry, adding that they hoped al appellate judge in the District of after a rainstorm flooded the mas- “Give us three more days and they wouldn’t get too much Columbia. players recuperating sive Tham Luan Nang Non cave the Boars will come out to see homework after being rescued Relishing the guessing game beyond the complex as they were exploring it the world, every one of them,” and couldn’t wait to eat their White House gates, Trump had little to say in a hospital. after soccer practice on June 23. Maj-Gen. Bancha Duriyapan favorite foods again. about his choice before the announcement. Their families were being kept at told a news conference punctu- Their friends were full of Some conservatives have expressed con- By Kaweewit Kaewjinda a distance because of fears of ated by applause from the optimism — and worry. cerns about Kavanaugh — a longtime judge and Stephen Wright infection and the emaciated-look- dozens of Thai and foreign jour- Phuwadech Kamnguen, a 14- and a former clerk for Kennedy — question- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing boys were eating a rice-based nalists and others in attendance. year-old best friend of one of the ing his commitment to social issues like porridge because they were still “I beg Phra Pirun because the trapped boys, said he’s looking abortion and noting his time serving under MAE SAI, Thailand — The too weak to take regular food, Meteorological Department said forward to eating KFC with the President George W. Bush as evidence he is generals and other officials over- authorities said. that from Monday on there will team again. a more establishment choice. But his sup- seeing the desperate operation to Officials lavished praise on the be continuous rain,” Bancha “Even when my friends have porters have cited his experience and wide rescue 12 young soccer players Thai and international divers said. “If I ask too much, he left the cave, I’m worried about range of legal opinions. and their coach from a flooded who, in pairs of two, executed the might not provide it. So I’ve their physical well-being. From Ahead of his announcement, Trump tweet- cave labyrinth in Thailand’s swel- dangerous rescue mission, guid- been asking for three days.” what I’ve seen in the clip, they ed about the stakes: “I have long heard that tering far north were only half ing the boys, who could barely The plight of the boys, aged did look skinny,” he said. the most important decision a U.S. President joking when they quipped swim and had no diving experi- 11-16, and their coach, has riv- The boys’ nightmare experi- can make is the selection of a Supreme Court Monday that success was in the ence, through a treacherous 4- eted Thailand and much of the ence — trapped in claustropho- Justice - Will be announced tonight at 9:00 hands of the rain god Phra Pirun. kilometer-long (2 1/2-mile) world — from the heart-sinking bic darkness by rising waters — P.M.” They were celebrating a sec- escape route that twisted and news they were trapped to the resonated across the globe, riv- With Democrats determined to vigorously ond day of stunning triumph after turned through the cavern. first flickering video of the hud- eting people both in Thailand oppose Trump’s choice, the Senate confirma- divers guided four more boys Highlighting the extreme dan- dle of anxious yet smiling boys and internationally who anx- tion battle is expected to dominate the Monday through tight passages gers, a former Thai Navy SEAL brought back by the pair of iously watched the news coming months leading up to November’s midterm and dank flooded caverns to safe- died Friday while replenishing British divers who found them from this town along the border elections. Senate Republicans hold only a ty. “Two days, eight Boars,” read the oxygen canisters laid along after penetrating deep into the with Myanmar. After Monday’s 51-49 majority, leaving them hardly any a Facebook post by the Thai the route to the boys’ damp sprawling cave. rescues, Prime Minister Prayuth margin if Democrats hold the line. Navy SEALS of the dramatic res- refuge. Then came the letters carried Chan-ocha visited the eight Democratic senators running for re-election cue that began Sunday, more than But the chances of monsoon out by the teams of divers who freed boys in the hospital where in states Trump carried in 2016 will face two weeks after the members of rains sending torrents of water took oxygen, food and medicine they had been taken by helicop- pressure to back his nominee. the Wild Boars soccer team were into the cave and making the res- to the boys’ refuge as experts ter. Republican Sen. John Kennedy of trapped. Another five still await cue effort too risky is never far pondered whether to dive them Chiang Rai province’s acting Louisiana said he was bracing for a tough rescue, including the team’s 25- from the minds of everyone out or provision them for governor, Narongsak Osatanakorn, confirmation battle as Democrats focus on year-old coach. involved in the operation. months while the monsoon sea- who is in charge of the rescue, abortion. Kennedy, a member of the The eight rescued boys were Alluding to that worry, the son continues until at least late voiced confidence Monday in the Judiciary Committee, which will get the first recuperating in a hospital from regional army commander October. ongoing operation, provided the chance to question the nominee, predicted a their ordeal huddled together on a offered his thanks Monday to the Writing in elegant Thai script, weather doesn’t take a turn for the “rough, tough, down in the dirt, ear-pulling, tiny patch of higher ground rain god Phra Pirun, imploring the boys urged their parents not worse. nose-biting fight.”

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Meetings calendar Staff photo: David Stevens Today Wednesday A mule deer spent most of Monday wandering and resting in Clovis’ Hillcrest Park. ■ Portales Schools Board — ■ Planning and Zoning Noon in board room, 501 S. Commission — 3 p.m. at City Hall, Abilene. Information: 575-356-7000 Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 ■ Lodger’s Tax Advisory Board — 5:30 p.m. at City Hall, The meetings calendar is a Mule deer returns to wild Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 daily listing of area events. To fence and ran south along Sycamore have deer in their city limits most of the ■ Portales City Council — place an item on the calendar, ❏ Buck was last seen 6:30 p.m. at Portales Memorial call the newsroom at 575-763- Street before turning east onto Seventh. time, though it’s rare in Clovis. Building. Information: 575-356- 6991 or e-mail: ‘hanging out where Moyers said “honking horns” from Early Monday afternoon, as the deer 6662 [email protected] traffic may have spooked the buck, but lounged around the shed while city offi- deer normally hang out.’ he appeared uninjured as he left the city cials watched from about 100 yards limits while Moyers followed in his away, Moyers said the plan was to do By David Stevens vehicle. nothing until just before dark. By then, Markets EDITOR Moyers said he “never saw any close he said, cooler temperatures and [email protected] calls” involving the deer and traffic and reduced traffic would increase the like- Dow Jones: 24,776.59 +320.11 (+1.31%) that he crossed through the intersection CLOVIS — An adventuresome deer lihood the deer could return home safe- Gold: 1,257.73/oz Silver: 16.15/oz Oil: 73.99/barrel at Seventh and Norris “with the light.” ly. who spent most of the day roaming and He was last seen “hanging out where Closing Quotes Southwest Airlines Co 53.26 He said Curry County is home to resting in Clovis’ Hillcrest Park deer normally hang out,” the warden Altria Group Inc 58.02 McDonald's Corporation 159.94 multiple wild deer, including some east AT&T Inc. 32.15 Merck & Co., Inc. 62.02 returned to his more natural habitat said. Microsoft Corporation 101.85 of the college and others south of Atmos Energy Corporation 89.81 about 5:15 p.m. Monday. City of Clovis officials said they first Bank of America Corp 29.05 Newmont Mining Corp 37.79 Clovis near the city landfill. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 56.45 PepsiCo, Inc. 107.76 Game Warden Clay Moyers said the saw the deer wandering around town Citigroup Inc 68.94 PNM Resources Inc 38.00 100-pound mule deer was last seen early before settling into the park about Moyers said he could have shot the Chevron Corporation 125.99 Sears Holdings Corp 2.30 heading east in a field near Clovis 8 a.m. animal with a tranquilizer, but that Delta Air Lines, Inc. 50.51 Tenneco Inc 45.59 would likely have caused it to for Edison International 64.47 Verizon Communications Inc. 50.74 Community College after arising from By noon, the buck was mostly nap- Exxon Mobil Corporation 82.90 Washington Federal Inc. 34.30 his afternoon rest stop under a shed at ping under a shed, behind the aquatic 10 or 15 minutes until the tranquilizer Ford Motor Company 11.20 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 63.73 the park. could take effect. The deer might run General Electric Company 13.95 Wells Fargo & Co 56.77 center, where he stayed five-plus hours. GlaxoSmithKline 41.00 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 85.93 Moyers said there were plans to Facebook images suggested a deer itself to death in that scenario, Moyers Int’ Business Machines Corp. 144.39 Xcel Energy Inc 45.16 slowly herd the animal that direction as actually spent Sunday night in Clovis, said early Monday afternoon. — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com Intel Corporation 51.86 afternoon temperatures near 90 began with one video showing a deer running Access to the park was limited as The Coca-Cola Co 44.40 These are the high and low prices to cool, but the deer left on his own north down Prince Street near Red officials tried to keep the deer quiet and for grain as reported by the N.M. Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. before officials could encourage him. Lobster restaurant. contained near the shed before it decid- Wheat 4.66-4.91 First he slipped through a hole in a park Moyers said most New Mexico cities ed to trot off. Sorghum 5.70 Corn: Bushel 3.84-4.12 Corn 100-wt 6.86-7.36 Construction projects top Portales school agenda Lottery BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Childhood Center. need to come up with around ■ Adoption of board poli- Superintendent Johnnie Cain $700,000 more in funding cy revisions presented at last Saturday PORTALES — Funding said the renovation will for the project. It’s estimated month’s board meetings. The for a pair of construction include adding restrooms to to take about nine months majority of the changes deal Powerball projects top the agenda at each classroom and heating, and be complete by 2019. with transportation. Other 1 10 43 45 64 today’s Portales Municipal cooling and electrical The district also received changes include students Schools Board of Education improvements. funding from the cannot have an “F” grade to Powerball: 22 meeting. Cain said the total cost of Department of remain eligible for athletics Powerplay: 3 PMS received $1,665,294 the project is estimated to be Transportation for sidewalk and a violation of the in capital outlay from the around $2.7 million and the and parking lot improve- school’s drug policy will Lotto Public Schools Capital district’s 26 percent match to ments at James Elementary. result in a suspension for 50 Cain said PMS received 6 7 10 22 26 52 Outlay Council to remodel the capital outlay is percent of the remaining the old wing at Brown Early $585,103, so the district will around $101,00 from DOT and the total cost of the proj- sports schedule, up from 20 percent. ect is around $268,000. ■ Also on the agenda for Title IV grant applica- today’s meeting, scheduled tion. Cain said some of that for noon in the board room money will go toward a tru- of the L.C. Cozzens ancy counselor at the high Administrative Offices, 501 school. S. Abilene: ■ Budget adjustments.

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Member: The Associated Press THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3A Videos from prison escape released By David Grieder Apodaca and Aaron Clark — entering through Door 16A is caught on two Officials said the doors 16A and STAFF WRITER a long passageway from the jail’s out- exterior cameras, depicting the three 16C are both opened “only by direct [email protected] door recreation area through “Door men exiting into the alley and walking action of the officer in the control 16C” at 10:42 a.m. on June 15, all calmly across the street and out of area,” and that Dodson “denied having CLOVIS — Videos from the escape wearing the “white boxers, white tee sight. opened any of the doors ... and last month of three inmates allegedly shirts and white footwear,” described All the while, Dodson is alone in the claimed numerous doors in the jail had aided by a former detention officer at in an arrest warrant affidavit. jail’s control room and on video malfunctioned for the last two days.” the Curry County jail are consistent At the front of the group, Apodaca appears largely unphased by the The county’s IT administrator found with details of the incident as then takes about 20 seconds to open “a unfolding events. In the period that “the doors were opened and described in court records. metal mesh door designated as Door between 10:29 a.m. and about 10 min- alarms were silenced from the control For the escapees, allegedly aided by 16B.” The affidavit said Apodaca utes past the hour, Dodson stays seat- Sarina Dodson in the jail’s control appeared to manipulate the locking ed at her desk in front of computer room.” room, freedom for a few days was as mechanism of that door with “an screens, occasionally picking up the Dodson was charged with three JULY 10 simple as C, B and A. unidentified object from his shorts.” desk phone and speaking. counts of assisting escape, while The videos were released Monday The trio are off screen for a few sec- Around 11 a.m. she stands up from Apodaca, Sena and Clark were On this date ... following an Inspection of Public onds, then Clark momentarily appears her seat, puts her hands to her head charged with multiple felonies after 1968: A money-making Records Act request filed last month back in frame. Video shows Clark and paces in a circle before sitting being apprehended days later in scheme. Attempted murder. by The News. carefully closing doors 16C and 16B back down. Two other jail employees Clovis. All three are in custody and A moll. The first of several videos shows the as they pass through. enter the control room just before the scheduled for an arraignment next A perfect combination for trio of escapees — Ricky Sena, Victor Their departure a minute later video ends. week. a three-act comedy. “Everybody Loves Opal,” a production of the Eastern New Mexico University Portales council to hear railroad speed report Corral Playhouse, was BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS information. Sammy Standefer said many mittee last year. ■ Authorization for scheduled to open a four- Also on the agenda for of the changes were small ■ Request for approval to hangar lease at the Portales day run at the Clovis High PORTALES — Police tonight’s meeting, scheduled and grammatical in nature, enter into negotiations and Municipal Airport for sever- School choral building. The play was centered Chief Pat Gallegos will pres- for 6:30 p.m. in the while the larger changes contract for engineering al new hangars. Standefer ent a report on railroad Memorial Building Council included a re-write of the services for phase 2 of around two con men and said at the end of the lease their moll — that’s a gang- speeds at tonight's Portales Chambers, 200 E. Seventh city's substance abuse policy. Blackwater Wellfield agreement, ownership of the City Council Meeting. St.: ■ Appointments to the Development project, locat- ster’s female companion — ■ hangar reverts to the city. who decide to kill Opal Mayor Ron Jackson said A public hearing regard- Infrastructure Capital ed about 10 miles from the ■ the city previously heard ing changes to chapter 19 of Improvement Project city, Standefer said. Final budget adjust- Kronkie for insurance reports that the railroad the city's personnel policy. Evaluation Committee. ■ A resolution authorizing ments for fiscal year 2018. money. ■ wanted to increase the speed The changes were presented Councilors Jim Lucero, improvements to the city's Recognition of partici- Opal is a forever-opti- of trains through town, so the to the council at its June 5 Veronica Cordova, Jessica water storage tanks, which pants in the 2018 Martin mistic hoarder who would council requested Gallegos meeting. Smith and Oscar Robinson Jackson said are located Luther King, Jr. Youth have been happy to give her get back to them with more At that time City Manager were appointed to the com- along US 70. Leadership Conference. would-be assailants all the money they wanted if only they had asked. Judy Blome played the Jail logs role of Opal. Other stars included Tim Rizzuto, Rodd Booked vated battery, shooting at or hold for other agency the custody of a peace offi- Portales Hubble and Chuckie from a motor vehicle ■ Carrie Johnson, 36, hold cer, resisting, evading or The following were ■ ■ Julien Aranda, 23, bond Mueller. Tres Grissom, 32, for other agency obstructing an officer ■ booked into local jails aggravated driving while ■ Erik Sterling, 35, hold Anthony Gomez, 18, Friday-Sunday: bond Pages Past is compiled under the influence, negli- for other agency ■ ■ Released Christian Dickerson, 27, by David Stevens. Contact gent use of a deadly weapon, Bryan Simpson, 21, time served him at: Clovis no insurance hold for other agency The following were ■ [email protected] ■ ■ Alexis Crawford, 20, ■ Socorro Montano, 38, Monica Cordova, 40, Lorenzo Valderrama, released from local jails other jail contempt of court, failure to 50, hold for other agency Friday-Sunday: ■ failure to pay fines ■ Lakeysha Huggins, 41, ■ Efrain Lopez, 31, fail- appear at time and place stat- Victor Peel, 43, hold for other jail ure to appear ed in citation other agency Clovis* ■ Carrie Johnson, 36, ■ ■ Joseph Comiso, 25, ■ Cesar Chacon-Rascon, Isaiah Avilez, 33, con- ■ other jail tempt of court hold for other agency Tevyn Driever, 21 ■ 18, driving while under the ■ Alex Zuniga, 25, other ■ Donavon Potts, 40, fail- ■ Brandon Davenport, 33, Tiffany Martinez, 22 jail influence, possession of an ■ Jason Jones, 39 ■ alcoholic beverage by a ure to pay fines, probation hold for other agency Brandon Davenport, 33, violation, possession of drug ■ Steven Walker, 29, hold ■ Samantha Calderon, 28 other jail minor, failure to appear ■ Christina Gallegos, 32 ■ ■ Chastity Dominguez, paraphernalia, tampering for other agency Steven Walker, 29, other with evidence ■ Alex Zuniga, 25, hold ■ Dennis Johnson, 29 jail 25, battery upon a peace offi- ■ ■ ■ Erik Sterling, 35, other cer, shoplifting, criminal Shea Moten, 33, putting for other agency Abel Morales-Barrera, injurious material or trash on ■ Gabriel Gutierrez, 19, 31 jail trespass, failure to appear ■ ■ Bryan Simpson, 21, ■ Lexy Garcia, 18, proba- highway, failure to appear, battery, criminal damage to Desery Eytcheson, 37 property other jail tion violation battery against a household ■ Chris Eshleman, 59 ■ ■ Lynn Widener, 40, kid- Lorenzo Valderrama, ■ Anthony Cordova, 31, member ■ Alberta Trujillo, 44 ■ napping, aggravated battery, 50, other jail battery against a household Christopher Finch, 32, ■ Albert Cordova, 54 ■ false imprisonment, interfer- Victor Peel, 43, other member, criminal damage to failure to appear at time and ■ Ronnie Marez, 26 ence with communications, jail the property of a household place stated in citation ■ ■ ■ larceny Devon Herrington, 24 Joseph Comiso, 25, member Deanna Finch, 38, fail- ■ other jail ■ Kalley Kirk, 18, battery Lynn Widener, 40 ■ Wayne Gilbert, 36, pro- ure to appear ■ ■ Cain Lee, 23, bond ■ Charles Mack Jr, 21, upon a peace officer, driving Brandon Wood, 25 bation violation ■ Brandon Holder, 36 ■ aggravated driving while under the influence, disor- Robert Maes, 32, proba- ■ Socorro Montano, 38 * The Curry County under the influence, open derly conduct, criminal tres- Detention Center in Clovis tion violation pass, resisting, evading or ■ Efrain Lopez, 31 ■ container of alcohol, driving does not disclose the rea- Breana Samora, 27, fail- obstructing an officer ■ on wrong side of road Cesar Chacon-Rascon, sons for release in its daily ure to pay fines ■ ■ Adam Holts, 34, crimi- ■ Yolanda Robledo, 46, Edward Rainwater, 62, 18 briefings. criminal trespass (unposted), nal trespass, resisting, evad- ■ Breana Samora, 27 non-residential burglary, ing or obstructing an officer ■ tampering with evidence, disorderly conduct Yolanda Robledo, 46 — Compiled by the Staff ■ ■ Ulices Chavez, 18, ■ criminal damage to property William Funk, 50, fail- Isaiah Avilez, 33 of The News ■ ure to pay fines reckless driving, aggravated Josett Anaya, 36, driv- fleeing a law enforcement ing under the influence, child officer, stop or yield inter- abuse - negligently caused, Portales section, no driver license expired registration plate ■ Alexis Crawford, 20, ■ ■ Shawna Anderson, 41, Denise McClendon, 45, hold for other agency bench warrant, possession of contempt of court, failure to ■ Lakeysha Huggins, 41, burglary tools, escape from pay fines ■ Maria Delgado, 38, fail- ure to pay fines, failure to appear ■ Jeremyiah Flesher, 19, child abuse (no death or great bodily harm), aggra- PAGE 4A ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Obituaries Illegal fires Funerals Jose D Villa José Augustín Luz Díaz Today July 19 de León Villa, 87, longtime Felipita Maes — 9 a.m. Jose D. Villa — 9 a.m. resident of La Villita, NM, ignite blazes, at St. Anne’s Church, at St. Anne’s Church, died peacefully at his Tucumcari Alcalde adobe home on June 27, 2018, surrounded by his loving family. The last of his generation, he was preced- spur arrests Phyllis Jean (Rael) Salazar ed in death by his parents, January 11, 1946 - July 5, 2018 Encarnación and Luz Díaz Phyllis Jean Salazar, age By Colleen Slevins The blaze destroyed three de León Villa; seven broth- homes about 20 miles from 72, of Albuquerque, NM, ers and seven sisters. He is THE ASSOCIATED PRESS passed away peacefully at survived by his wife of 62 Aspen, and other shooting her home on July 5, 2018. years, Clare Cresap Villa DENVER — An illegal ranges have temporarily closed She was surrounded by and his eight children: campfire likely ignited another because of fire danger. her loving family. She was Daniel (Jennifer), Mariluz destructive blaze in Colorado, More details on large wild- a mother, grandmother, (Tom Reynolds), Christo- an outcome authorities were fires across the West: and great-grandmother pher (Margo), Gregory who loved unconditionally trying to avoid across the hot, (Lisa),Virginia (Michael dry U.S. West by enforcing and had a heart of gold. Hansen), John (Meli), Joseph (Kathleen), and Angela California She enjoyed spending (Thollem McDonas); thirteen grandchildren: Jesús (Lily) Vil- strict fire rules and closing time with her family, gar- some public lands. Fires on both ends of the la, Cipriano (Devin) Villa,Roxanne Jackson, Joseph state eased Monday. dening, shopping, going Reynolds, Nicolás Villa, Emma Villa, Samual Villa,Artemis Several people have been for walks, going to dinner (Matt) Ettsen, Persephone Eglaine, Alejandra Villa, Jessica arrested in two Colorado wild- Crews gained some ground with her friends, and road (Christopher) Carbajal, Louis Villa and Lydia Villa; one fires that burned homes after against flames on the trips. Most of all, she held great-grandchild, Lilith Ida Ettsen; numerous nieces and California-Oregon border that her family close and would ignoring local and federal nephews of several generations, and a grateful community restrictions on campfires, target killed a person and injured drop the world to make of co-workers and friends. three firefighters. The blaze, them number one. José was born in Clovis, NM, to Mexican immigrant par- shooting and other activities She was born on January 11, 1946, in Fort Sumner, NM. aimed at combating and avoid- which threatened more than ents with whom he and his siblings worked the cotton and 800 structures, was partially Phyllis grew up in Clovis, NM. broom corn fields of Eastern New Mexico and West Texas ing explosive blazes across the She married Antonio (Tony) A. Salazar on July 6, 1963. for many years. He attended Our Lady of Guadalupe ele- U.S. region. contained, but fire officials Tony was in the Navy, which allowed them to travel mentary school and Sacred Heart High School in Clovis, as Parts of Colorado and other were concerned about erratic throughout the country. The couple settled in Albuquerque, well as St. Francis Seminary in Cincinnati, OH. He earned winds later Monday. NM, in 1987. Western states have been grap- his BA in Inter-American Affairs from UNM in Albuquerque, pling with heat and severe The fire has destroyed 81 She is proceeded in death by her husband, Tony; Par- his MSW from Arizona State U in Tempe, AZ, and his MA structures, but officials have not ents, Sipriano and Stella Rael; Siblings: Gilbert Rael and in Education from San José State U. in San José, CA. drought. In Arizona, large swaths of national forests and determined how many are Diana Villareal. In 1955, after completing four years in the Air Force serv- homes. She is survived by her son, Randy Salazar; daughter, ing in Korea and Japan, he married his high school sweet- state trust land have been Melissa Volpert and husband, Gene; brother, David and heart, Clare, and began on a life journey which took the closed since before Memorial Firefighter Brandon Feller wife, Gloria Rael; grandchildren, Miranda Garcia and com- family to Lovington and Albuquerque, NM, Yuma and Day, while some national suffered severe burns to his face panion, Oscar Lopez Jr., Alexander and Connor Volpert; Phoenix, AZ, San José and Felton, CA, until his retirement but was released from a hospi- great-granddaughter, Jazelle Lopez. forests in New Mexico are in 1992 when the couple returned to New Mexico to live in opening up after rain helped tal Sunday in good spirits, Reception to follow laying Phyllis to rest at approximately the adobe ruin in La Villita that they and their extended according to the California ease fire danger that kept popu- 5:00 pm at 12520 Eagle Rock Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM, family had been restoring every summer since 1982. Department of Forestry and lar trails and camping spots off 87122. José, a gifted community organizer, left his mark on every Fire Protection. limits for weeks. community that he touched. He helped develop the Com- The wildfire raging through munity Council in Phoenix at the time of the War on Pover- A national forest in Colorado drought-stricken timber and ty under President Johnson; after appointment in 1969 as fully closed last month for the brush has scorched 55 square the first faculty member of the School of Social Work at first time in 16 years to prevent miles (142 square kilometers) San José State University in San José, CA, he helped in new wildfires started by people. the formation of that School, taught Community Develop- and jumped into Oregon over And Rocky Mountain National ment classes for many years and served as Interim Dean the weekend. Park imposed a ban on all for two years. He developed the Mexican American Com- In Southern California, sev- campfires starting Friday munity Services Agency into a major force in San José dur- eral destructive blazes that ing the Chicano Revolution in the 1970s, and served two because of the risk of having a broke out late last week during years as director of the Mexican-American Graduate Stud- new fire start with firefighters ies Department at SJSU. He also worked several years for an intense heat wave have qui- already busy. eted down. the San José Unified School District in Bilingual Education Investigators announced projects. Firefighters in the San Diego Shortly after retiring to the Española area, he co-orga- Monday that three people were County community of Alpine nized the Española Valley/Los Alamos Habitat for Humani- arrested on suspicion of starting mopped up remnants of a fire ty group, which continues to thrive enthusiastically in the a campfire and leaving it unat- that destroyed 34 houses and community. He worked two years for the Española Middle tended in Colorado’s south- School as Parent Liaison, after which he set about uniting damaged 15 others. A commer- central mountains, sparking a cial building also was lost. the local faith communities to take action against drug blaze that destroyed at least abuse in the Interfaith Leadership for the Advancement of Santa Barbara County all People (ILEAP) effort. He lobbied on behalf of AARP for eight homes. allowed residents to return to a two legislative sessions and helped raise funds for many The sheriff’s office in Teller neighborhood in the coastal city local non-profits including the Española Valley Arts Festival County, which has a fire ban, of Goleta where 2,500 people and the Abiquiú Library. His last, and perhaps most did not release other details fled wind-driven flames that beloved, project targeted designation of the northern Rio about the allegations against Grandeas a National Heritage Area, which was achieved destroyed 13 homes and dam- David Renfrow, 23; Kegan aged three others. after many years of preparation by a dedicated group of lo- Owens, 19; and a 17-year-old cal heritage aficionados. He was a devoted member of the Hermandad at the boy. Renfrow and Owens were Morada de Nuestra Señorade Dolores del Alto in Abiquiú, in jail, and it wasn’t clear if they Nevada NM, as well as a Lector and Eucharistic Ministerat St. had lawyers. They have not A fast-growing wildfire roar- Annes Church in Alcalde. been formally charged yet. ing through dry grass kept fire Rivera Family Funeral Home is in charge of cremation. It comes a week after a man crews busy Monday amid heat Memorial Mass will be celebrated at St. Anne's Church in was arrested on suspicion of and high wind in remote north- Alcalde at 9:00 AM on Thursday, July 19, preceded by a starting the state’s third-largest Santo Rosario at 8:00 AM led by his Hermanos from ern Nevada. Abiquiú and followed by a reception at 10:00 AM at the wildfire in recorded history by Flames the size of a four- Oñate Center in Alcalde. not fully extinguishing an ille- story building torched nearly The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations be gal fire pit. It has destroyed 625 square miles (1,619 square made to Habitat for Humanity Española/Los Alamos (726 N more than 130 homes in south- kilometers) of cattle-grazing Riverside Dr, Espanola, NM 87532: www.habitatevla.org) ern Colorado, but firefighters land and habitat for the imper- or St. Mary Indian Mission (P.O. Box 39, Tohatchi, have made significant progress iled sage grouse near the border NM87325; stmarytohatchi.org). against the 168-square-mile with Oregon and Idaho, said (435-square-kilometer) fire. Norm Rooker with the fire’s Flames sparked in ski coun- incident management team. try also have led authorities to The blaze is feeding on dry issue arrest warrants for two cheatgrass that’s 10 times more people at a shooting range plentiful than normal in some accused of using tracer ammu- spots after a low-snow winter nition, which illuminates the failed to tamp down a bumper path of fired bullets and is crop of the invasive grass from always banned at state ranges last year, he said. regardless of fire conditions. “It’s like they’ve thrown a Prosecutors say one of the match on gasoline, it’s burning rounds ignited vegetation on that intense, that hot, that quick- July 3. ly,” he said. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS NATION TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 ✦ PAGE 5A First responders to disasters often suffer in solitude By Heidi de Marco home. KAISER HEALTH NEWS For 36 hours, armed only with a bucket and water from The day a gunman fired into his Jacuzzi, he fought to keep a crowd of 22,000 people at the flames back. He was fran- the country music festival in tic. “I was kind of a mess,” Las Vegas, hospital nursing said Globerman, 49. “I felt supervisor Antoinette Mullan sick, I felt sad. I went through was focused on one thing: sav- all sorts of crazy emotions.” ing lives. In the end, he was success- She recalls dead bodies on ful — his home survived — gurneys across the triage floor, and he went back to work, a trauma bay full of victims. responding just months later But “in that moment, we’re to mudslides from the denud- not aware of anything else but ed, rain-soaked hills. taking care of what’s in front But Globerman struggled of us,” Mullan said. emotionally, and, as experts Proud as she was of the say is often the case among work her team did, she calls it first responders, it affected his “the most horrific evening of family life. my life” — the culmination of “My kids would do some- years of searing experiences thing silly that would other- she has tried to work through, wise make me laugh, but mostly on her own. instead I would start crying,” “I can tell you that after 30 he said. years, I still have emotional He experienced several breakdowns and I never know episodes in which he felt as if when it’s going to hit me,” he was having a heart attack. said Mullan. “It would come out of Calamities seem to be mul- nowhere,” Globerman said. “I tiplying in recent years, felt like I was losing my including mass shootings, Kaiser Health News: Heidi de Marco mind.” fires, hurricanes and mud- He thinks now that his own slides. Less than two weeks Many of the men and women who respond to tragedies such as the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada, have become heroes and victims at once. near disaster unleashed ago, a gunman burst into the “demons” he didn’t even newsroom of the Capital know he had from incidents Gazette in Annapolis, Md., The “first responders” who “Anniversaries are the hard- time exchanging fire with sus- for the officers involved. throughout his career. And he killing five journalists and provide emergency aid have est,” he said. pects. “I made it a point in that felt he couldn’t ask for help. injuring two others. been hit hard not just by recent Some employers are work- Afterward, when both were meeting that I was going to “A lot of the support you’d Many of the men and large-scale disasters but by the ing on developing greater peer safe, “I asked him, You doing talk about the fact that I was get from a normal incident women who respond to these accumulation of stress and support, he said, but it often OK?” Gary Schuelke recount- scared,” said Schuelke. “Not wasn’t there,” he said. “Other tragedies have become heroes trauma over many years, comes after the fact rather ed. “If you’re not, it’s cool. try to be macho in there and than a few people, everybody and victims at once. Some act like nothing bothered me research shows. Many studies than proactively. “We met a You can talk to me about it. He worked on the fire for about a firefighters, emergency med- about it.” have found elevated rates of lot of resistance early on said, ‘I’m good, Dad. I’m very month straight.” ical providers, law enforce- post-traumatic stress disorder because of the (stoic) culture,” happy to be part of taking He struggled through it on ment officers and others say ■ ■ ■ among nurses, firefighters and said Dill, who travels the down the bad guys.’” his own. Anxiety medication the scale, sadness and some- paramedics. A 2016 report by country teaching mental Ryan was “just like I was seemed to help. He said he’s times sheer gruesomeness of the International Association health awareness workshops when I was in my 20s … chas- In 25 years as a firefighter, not proud of having used it, their experiences haunt them, of Fire Fighters found that for firefighters and other ing bad guys and making Randy Globerman was called but “after five months, I can leading to tearfulness and firefighters and paramedics emergency personnel. arrests,” the elder Schuelke upon time and again to cope honestly say that the demons depression, job burnout, sub- are exhibiting levels of PTSD He said the culture is slow- said. He said he had decided with other people’s traumas stance abuse, relationship similar to that of combat vet- ly shifting — particularly early in his career to try to and disasters. He never really don’t seem to bother me any- problems, even suicide. erans. because of the rise in mass “compartmentalize” his work took account of how the expe- more.” Many, like Mullan, are Experts have found a dearth public shootings across the experiences so they wouldn’t riences affected him. Mullan, the Las Vegas nurse stoic, forgoing counseling of research on treatment, country. affect his personal life. “You spend all your career who did not seek counseling, even when it is offered. insufficient preparation by Still, certain calls have suppressing that stuff,” he said she is not sure she has “I don’t have this sense that employers for traumatic ■ ■ ■ stuck with him. Like many said. “processed” the mass shooting I need to go and speak to events and significant stigma first responders, he is particu- Then came the Thomas almost a year later. someone,” said Mullan. associated with seeking care In 2015, Gary Schuelke, a larly affected when kids are Fire, considered the largest in “Certain things trigger emo- “Maybe I do, and I just don’t for the emotional fallout of police watch commander, hurt or killed. He still recalls California’s history, which tions that I didn’t expect,” know it.” those events. raced to the scene of a holiday his first homicide, a 13-year- decimated hundreds of homes Mullan said. In 2017, there were 346 “When we have these party in San Bernardino, old girl shot in the hip. in Ventura and Santa Barbara At a recent luncheon she mass shootings nationwide, national disasters or have a Calif., where he and his fellow “She bled out and took her counties. As his fellow fire- attended, victims from the including the Las Vegas mas- guy take a truck and run peo- officers faced a fusillade of last breath right there in front fighters were deployed to shooting shared their stories. sacre — one of the deadliest in ple over … those are added gunfire from a pair of home- of me,” Schuelke said. “That what they could of their com- “It hit me like a ton of U.S. history — according to stressors we aren’t prepared grown terrorists. was the first time I was like, munity, Globerman faced the bricks,” Mullan said. “And, Gun Violence Archive, a non- for,” said Jeff Dill, a former He’d seen a lot on the force man, this job is real.” real prospect of losing his own yes, I did cry.” profit organization that tracks firefighter and licensed coun- over the years, but this call Generally, no one focused the country’s gun-related selor. was different — and not just on officers’mental health back deaths. Dill said the emotional toll because of the numerous casu- then, he said, but experience The group, which defines of these large-scale horrific alties. His son, a young police has taught him how important mass shootings as ones in events is magnified because officer, was there with him. it is to do just that. After the which four or more people are everyone is talking about Schuelke and his son, Ryan, 2014 terrorist attack, which killed or injured, has identified them. They are inescapable chased the assailants’ car as left 14 would-be revelers 159 so far this year, through and become emotional “trig- the bullets whizzed by. It was dead, his department quickly July 3. ger points.” the younger Schuelke’s first set up a “debriefing” meeting PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Candidate pledges not to raise taxes SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS my. volatile sources of state gov- fill a budget gap left by low moment in time because “With an outflow of peo- ernment income. Tax policy energy prices and a sluggish there’s a lot of revenue to Lab management SANTA FE — The ple, businesses and jobs, analysts warn that the tax economy. Gov. Susana play with,” Anklam said, Republican candidate for raising taxes would make a pledge eventually could Martinez, who cannot run describing his personal out- shift begins governor of New Mexico desperate situation even limit Pearce’s budget-bal- for a third consecutive term look. “I think the policy LOS ALAMOS — The has signed a pledge to worse,” Kevin Sheridan ancing options and poten- in November, has staunchly makers should always main- U.S. government has cleared oppose any tax increases if said, a spokesman for tially lead to abrupt state opposed any tax increases. tain flexibility to raise and the way for a new manage- elected, even as the state Pearce. “His first priority spending cuts. The state tapped into cash reduce revenue sufficiently ment team to begin taking struggles to shore up its will be creating jobs while “Essentially what it means balances at school districts, to meet the state’s needs.” over one of the nation’s top credit rating and address growing and diversifying is you have to cut your way slashed agency spending and Pearce is running for gov- nuclear weapons laborato- public pension liabilities. New Mexico’s economy.” out of a fiscal crisis,” Meg cut budgets at state colleges ernor against Democratic ries. Congressman and guber- Pearce’s promise on taxes Wiehe said, deputy director and universities, while court Congresswoman Michelle The National Nuclear natorial contender Steve may be easily kept at first. of the Institute on Taxation clerks cut back public hours Security Administration Lujan Grisham, who previ- Pearce confirmed Monday New Mexico is in the midst and Economic Policy in and state museums increased issued an official notice to his commitment to conser- of an oil-sector boom that is Washington, D.C. “The some admission fees. ously ran health-related state proceed to Triad National vative activist Grover boosting state government alternative vision is having Richard Anklam, execu- agencies under three state Security LLC on Monday, Norquist’s famous pledge income at current tax rates. strong, sustainable revenues tive director of the New governors. marking the beginning of a against any net tax increases At the same time, the to invest in strong public Mexico Tax Research The two House members transition at Los Alamos if elected governor. state’s credit rating was education and things that Institute, said a promise fell on opposite sides of the National Laboratory that will A spokesman for Pearce downgraded in June by really drive a state econo- against any tax increase may Trump administration’s fed- take four months. said any tax increase would Moody’s Investors Service my.” tie Pearce’s hands when eral tax overhaul, with Triad is made up of Ohio- threaten efforts to boost in response to looming pen- A little over a year ago, petroleum prices falter. Pearce providing support based Battelle Memorial employment opportunities sion liabilities, spending New Mexico policy makers “He can make a promise and Grisham voting against Institute, Texas A&M and broaden the state econo- obligations to Medicaid and were wrestling with how to like that safely now at this the changes. University and the University of California. The group was announced in June as the winning bidder FBI gives teens a taste of real crime-scene work of an estimated $2.5 billion- a-year contract to manage By Matthew Reisen who would soon be split up into inves- “I think it’s a fantastic opportunity said. the lab, which was been ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL tigative teams of photographers, evi- to get young people out here to see a De Graff said that, before the Teen grappling with safety lapses dence markers and sketch artists. little bit of what it really looks like — Academy, he suffered from the “CSI and missed goals. Jordan De Graff kneels to photo- “This is very hands-on — we know versus ’CSI’ and quick little hits of fic- effect” that comes from believing Triad has named Thomas graph the body, while Adrian Delgado that these young people have a lot of tion they see on TV every single everything you see on TV. Mason as the lab’s director Cota scribbles notes — a shotgun shell options during the summer,” Fisher night,” the nine-year veteran of the “People watch all these great shows, designate. He currently pokes out of the grass, a notepad lies said. “We want to throw ourselves in FBI said. but they sometimes overdramatize and serves as senior vice presi- beside the victim, a large bloodstain there and say, ’Hey, take a look at us.’ Once the teens are done collecting give false impressions,” he said. dent for Battelle’s global lab covers his chest. If it’s not a career they would be inter- evidence at the outdoor crime scene, De Graff, who’s home-schooled, operations and he’s a former But it’s not as it seems: De Graff ested in, at least they will have an they go inside to learn about using said he is very sad the Teen Academy director of Oak Ridge and Cota are teenagers, the body isn’t appreciation for law enforcement.” light and chemicals to bring out bodi- is almost over but hopes to join the National Laboratory. real, and the “crime scene” is staged. The weeklong program is in its sec- ly fluids and other evidence during the FBI someday as a special agent or vic- ond year and accepts high school jun- course of an investigation. tims’ assistant. The two boys — members of the Oil company iors and seniors from across the Duke Inside a pitch-black garage, the “Victims are sometimes forgotten,” FBI Teen Academy — were joined by City at no cost. group moves around the faux crime he said. “I want to make sure they are close to leases a dozen other high school students on Fisher said the students learn about scene: A body is slumped over the involved in getting justice.” the front lawn of the FBI headquarters CARLSBAD — An FBI history, counterintelligence, steering wheel of a truck surrounded Kai Warrior, a Rio Rancho High Artesia-based oil company is in Albuquerque on a recent Thursday SWAT, bomb technicians and other by hidden messages, stains and School junior, said she was interested, close to finalizing numerous afternoon to get hands-on experience facets of law enforcement before they droplets invisible to the naked eye. but hesitant, when she saw a commer- leases with mineral rights cataloguing mock crime scenes. graduate. The high school students use flash- cial for the Teen Academy. owners in Carlsbad as it It was part of a demonstration put “Hopefully, they get a great experi- lights with special filters along with Her mother encouraged her to sign moves ahead with plans to on by the bureau’s Evidence Response ence,” he said. “That’s most impor- BlueStar — a chemical used by inves- up, and she doesn’t regret the decision. drill under the southeastern Team. tant.” tigators to reveal blood and other flu- Warrior said she became interested New Mexico city. “I wish I could tell you our crime Special Agent Bradley Koons ids — to locate clues around the truck. in law enforcement from watching TV Santo Petroleum got scenes were this nice, neat and organ- knows the job’s not all high heels and This is De Graff’s favorite part of and movies. approval from city coun- ized,” FBI spokesman Frank Fisher three-piece suits, as the boob tube and the whole week. “I definitely feel lied to,” she said of cilors in 2017 to go door to said as he addressed the group of teens big screen would have you believe. “I’m learning a lot,” the 16-year-old the portrayal. door and offer residents five- year leases for their mineral rights. The Carlsbad Current- Argus reports that the com- pany has obtained about 3,000 leases in the last year, covering the majority of the planned leasing area. “Santo is well down the path of its planned lease acquisition activity,” Santo President Hanson Yates said. “We are nearing the end of the lease acquisition phase of the project.” Ex-Trump official SOS candidate SANTA FE — A former Trump administration appointee who recently came in third in a GOP congression- al primary is now the New Mexico’s Republican candi- date for secretary of state. The Santa Fe New Mexican reports the New Mexico Republican Party’s State Central Committee voted Saturday to place Gavin Clarkson on the ballot after previous GOP nominee JoHanna Cox dropped out amid mounting lawsuits. The 49-year-old Clarkson served as deputy assistant sec- retary in President Donald Trump’s U.S. Interior Department. He resigned in late 2017 after the depart- ment’s inspector general released a report critical of a tribal loan program he ran. Forest to open as rain forecast ALBUQUERQUE — Another New Mexico forest will reopen as recent rains and the start of the monsoon sea- son have helped to ease dry conditions and the threat of wildfire. The Carson National Forest says trails, campgrounds and other areas across the northern New Mexico forest will open Tuesday morning but restric- tions that prohibit campfires will remain in place. The Santa Fe National Forest opened Monday, and state officials are planning to open Fenton Lake and Hyde Memorial state parks by mid- week. The National Weather Service in Albuquerque reports more afternoon and evening thunderstorms are expected Tuesday in the west- ern and southern portions. That activity is likely to inten- sify later in the week thanks to a monsoon surge coming up from Mexico.

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By Howard Fendrich the price of admission. WIMBLEDON superiority over the course he paused for even a moment beginning of things for those THE ASSOCIATED PRESS They clapped and yelled of a career that has produced to wonder why he wasn’t who spent 120 pounds when Federer’s drop volley a standing ovation, acknowl- eight Wimbledon champi- being given more of a test. (about $160) to be at Center — They roared capped a 16-minute tour de edging the talent displayed onships and 20 “Not really,” said Federer, Court and were afforded the for just for force of a first set in which by Federer during a 6-0, 7-5, titles, both records for a man. the No. 1 seed. “I’m telling rare treat of watching three showing up, greeting his he won 21 of the first 23 6-4 victory over 22nd-seed- Federer, who has won 32 myself, ‘Why didn’t I break of the greatest to ever lift a arrival at Wimbledon’s main points. ed of consecutive sets at the tourna- the first game of the sec- racket. stadium as if his mere pres- They eventually sent him France in the fourth round ment and held serve 81 games ond?’“ ence were enough to justify back to the locker room with Monday, yes, but also his in a row, was asked whether His mastery was only the WIMBLEDON on Page 3B Spurs rookie eager ❏ Lonnie Walker IV may ease the offseason tumult. By Tim Reynolds THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LAS VEGAS — These are highly uncertain times for the San Antonio Spurs. That’s why Lonnie Walker IV might be so valuable. This is a sum- mer where Spurs legend Tony Parker has already left for Charlotte, where four-time NBA champion Manu Ginobili is going through what now seems like his annual contempla- tion of retirement and where 2014 NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard’s future is most uncertain — Times: Wally Skalij both in terms of where he The ’ Mike Trout will be part of a star-studded American League outfield for next week’s All-Star Game in Washington, D.C. may play next and if his quadriceps injury is healed Boston Red Sox MVP candidate Mookie Betts and last year’s AL Rookie of the Year will also start in the outfield. to the point where he can return to the court. But Walker IV is a sure thing, and he’s eager to be a part of whatever will be in San Antonio. “I’ve worked so hard to get to this moment that I can’t not All-Star cast is set be confident to play against ❏ time All-Stars also includes year. The slugger, who is eli- Muncy are also in the mix. former for the Braves and grown men who are older A.L.’s power thirty-something surprises gible for free agency after “Very excited to represent made an All-Star team for than me,” said Walker, who trio OF grabbing like Boston first baseman this season, is batting just the Nationals in D.C.,” the first time in his 13 major turned pro after one season Mitch Moreland, Texas .218 for disappointing Harper said. “Looking for- league seasons. with the Miami Hurricanes. much attention. Rangers slugger Shin-Soo Washington but has 21 ward to this week to hopeful- “It is kind of emotional. I “I know day-in and day-out Choo and Atlanta outfielder homers and 50 RBIs. ly get one of our other team- know my kids and my fami- the blood, sweat and tears I By Jay Cohen Nick Markakis. He was joined by mates in there as well.” ly are going to be ecstatic,” put into this game and how THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s something that I did- right-hander Candidates for the final Markakis said. “Whether it great a player I can become.” n’t know would ever be quite and reliever Sean Doolittle AL slot are Red Sox out- came in my first year or this He had 14 points in the Mike Trout, Aaron Judge Spurs’ 95-90 win over the and Mookie Betts form a possible,” Moreland said. from the Nationals. Scherzer, fielder Andrew Benintendi, late in my career, it is going “I’m definitely excited about a three-time Twins outfielder Eddie to be an exciting time.” Washington Wizards on dream outfield for the Sunday — Day 3 of the NBA American League. Bryce the opportunity and appre- Award winner, could get the Rosario, Mariners The will ciative of having that oppor- start in his home ballpark. , Angels short- have two starters after catch- Summer League in Las Vegas, Harper and Max Scherzer where there was another 10- tunity.” “That’d be an unbeliev- stop Andrelton Simmons and er Willson Contreras and make up a not-so-gracious game slate as the teams Trout is working on per- able experience,” he said in Yankees slugger Giancarlo Javier Baez welcome committee for the progress toward the start of haps the best season of his an interview on ESPN. Stanton. each won a close race at their NL. playoffs later this week. Power in the center of stellar career with the Los Nationals shortstop Trea “It’s something I’ve position in fan balloting. Turner could join Scherzer watched for a long time. To Braves first baseman Freddie It’s hard to imagine there’s power. A Angeles Angels. Judge has a player in Las Vegas happi- capital- 25 homers and 58 RBIs for and Co. if he wins the online be a part of it would be pret- Freeman, vote for the 32nd and final ty cool,” Benintendi said. third baseman Nolan er with his current lot in life sized All- the Yankees, and Betts is bat- than Walker IV. Star Game. ting .342 with 22 homers for NL roster spot. Brewers first Markakis and Matt Kemp Arenado and Giants short- the major league-leading baseman Jesus Aguilar, will join Harper in the NL stop Baseball ROOKIE on Page 3B unveiled Red Sox. Giants first baseman outfield. Kemp’s return to round out the NL starting the rosters for its midsum- But that’s just the begin- Brandon Belt, Cardinals the has lineup. mer showcase Sunday night, ning for the AL, which has infielder Matt Carpenter and been a smashing success. featuring an imposing AL won five All-Star Games in a Dodgers infielder Max Markakis has been a key per- ALL-STARS on Page 3B lineup and Harper starting at row and 17 of the last 21. his home ballpark in Altuve led the fan ballot- Washington. ing with 4.8 million votes. Reigning AL MVP Jose shortstop Altuve was one of five All- Manny Machado will make Stars from the World Series the short trip down to D.C. champion , for the July 17 game with matching the Boston Red speculation increasing about Sox and Cleveland Indians his future ahead of the trade for most in the majors. The deadline. New York Yankees and first each had baseman Jose Abreu, four, including rookie Cleveland Indians third Lonnie Walker IV Gleyber Torres from the baseman Jose Ramirez, Red Bronx Bombers and fellow Sox designated hitter J.D. second baseman Ozzie Martinez and Tampa Bay Contact us Albies from the surprising Rays Wilson Ramos Braves. round out the AL’s starting Managing Editor Kevin Wilson “It’s fun. You’re playing lineup. 575-763-3431, ext. 320 but you’re looking around “The best part is being [email protected] because you’re playing with with all the guys. You’re on all those big boys out there,” the biggest stage with the Staff Writer Peter Stein said Altuve, who made the best,” said Trout, who was 575-763-3431, ext. 322 AL team for the sixth time. selected for the seventh [email protected] Torres is on the disabled straight year — tying Boston list with a hip injury and ace Chris Sale for the longest Miami Herald: Sam Navarro Staff Writer Eric Murray unlikely to participate. While active streak. The ’ will headline the outfield, 575-356-4481, ext. 32 he and Albies are just 21 Harper was voted a starter playing in his home stadium — Nationals Park — in next week’s All-Star Game. [email protected] years old, the list of 25 first- for the fourth consecutive PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS InIn briefbrief COREBOARD Cowboys CB White indicted ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN • REPORT SCORES: 575-763-3431 PLANO — Dallas Cowboys cornerback Marquez White S has been indicted on one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in what he described as a —Scherzer, Washington, 2. Ozzie Albies, Braves, 2,625,401 Edouard Roger-Vasselin, France and TV schedule 177; deGrom, New York, 142; Corbin, Arizona, 3. Scooter Gennett, Reds, 2,402,206 Andrea Sestini Hlavackova (6), Czech road-rage incident in suburban Dallas. 140; Gray, Colorado, 119; Greinke, Arizona, 4. , Giants, 724,775 Republic, def. , France and The 23-year-old White said in a statement Today 117; Nola, Philadelphia, 116; Foltynewicz, 5. Logan Forsythe, Dodgers, 507,250 , Ukraine, 6-3, 6-3. to his hometown newspaper, the Dothan Beach volleyball Atlanta, 114; Velasquez, Philadelphia, 107; THIRD BASE , Brazil and Ekaterina Eagle in Alabama, that a motorist became 4 p.m. — NBCS, AVP Pro Tour, San Pivetta, Philadelphia, 106; Stripling, Los 1. , Rockies, 3,261,425 Makarova, Russia, def. , China Francisco Open, at San Francisco (taped) Angeles, 103. 2. , Cubs, 2,198,966 and , , 7-6 (4), 6-3. Cowboys angry with White as he drove home in 3. Johan Camargo, Braves, 1,284,123 October. White says he pulled a handgun Cycling 5:30 a.m. — NBCSN, Tour de France, Stage 2018 All-Star Rosters 4. Eugenio Suarez, Reds, 996,274 5. Justin Turner, Dodgers, 685,151 Basketball when the motorist appeared to be reaching 4, from La Baule to Sarzeau, France AMERICAN LEAGUE SHORTSTOP for his own. He says the other driver followed him home MLB baseball Manager - A.J. Hinch, Houston 1. Brandon Crawford, Giants, 3,212,103 WNBA glance 5 p.m. — MLB, Regional coverage, STARTERS and yelled racial slurs at him. 2. Addison Russell, Cubs, 1,805,856 EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington at Pittsburgh OR Philadelphia at Catcher — Wilson Ramos, Tampa Bay (2) White, who is African American, was indicted by a 3. Dansby Swanson, Braves, 1,625,493 W L Pct GB N.Y. Mets First Base — Jose Abreu, Chicago (2) 4. Trevor Story, Rockies, 1,195,018 Washington 12 7 .632 — Collin County grand jury in early June and arrested June 6 p.m. — FS1, Kansas City at Minnesota Second Base — Jose Altuve, Houston (6) 5. Chris Taylor, Dodgers, 676,741 Connecticut 10 9 .526 2 15. He later posted bond and was released. NBA basketball Third Base — Jose Ramirez, Cleveland (2) OUTFIELD Atlanta 9 9 .500 2 1/2 2 p.m. — NBA, Summer League, San Shortstop — Manny Machado, Baltimore (4) White played at Florida State before being drafted by the 1. Nick Markakis, Braves, 3,556,469 Chicago 7 12 .368 5 Antonio vs. Portland, at Las Vegas Outfield — Mookie Betts, Red Sox (3); Mike Cowboys. He spent his rookie season on the practice squad. 2. Matt Kemp, Dodgers, 2,930,353 New York 5 14 .263 7 2:30 p.m. — ESPNU, Summer League, Trout, Los Angeles (7); Aaron Judge, New 3. Bryce Harper, Nationals, 2,335,733 Indiana 2 17 .105 10 Utah vs. Miami, at Las Vegas York (2) 4. Jason Heyward, Cubs, 1,861,632 4 p.m. — NBA, Summer League, Atlanta vs. Designated Hitter — J.D. Martinez, Boston 5. Ronald Acuna Jr., Braves, 1,768,209 WESTERN CONFERENCE Cyprien to coach at Texas Tech Chicago, at Las Vegas (2) 6. , Rockies, 1,714,706 W L Pct GB LUBBOCK — Glynn Cyprien has returned to the college 4:30 p.m. — ESPN2, Summer League, RHPs — m-, Cleveland (1); m- 7. , Cubs, 1,644,189 Seattle 15 5 .750 — Sacramento vs. Memphis, at Las Vegas Jose Berrios, Minnesota (1); p-, ranks as an assistant coach at Texas Tech after spending the 8. Ender Inciarte, Braves, 1,562,461 Phoenix 14 6 .700 1 6:30 p.m. — ESPN2, Summer League, L.A. Houston (2); p-Edwin Diaz, Seattle (1); m-Joe 9. Ben Zobrist, Cubs, 1,510,704 Los Angeles 12 8 .600 3 past four years working with the NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies. Lakers vs. New York, at Las Vegas Jimenez, Detroit (1); p-Craig Kimbrel, Boston 10. Christian Yelich, Brewers, 909,891 Minnesota 11 8 .579 3 1/2 Red Raiders head coach Chris Beard announced Soccer (7); p-Corey Kluber, Cleveland (3); p-Luis 11. Odubel Herrera, Phillies, 894,320 Dallas 10 8 .556 4 Cyprien’s hiring Monday. Cyprien was direc- 2 p.m. — FOX, FIFA World Cup, semifinal, Severino, New York (2); m-Blake Treinen, 12. Lorenzo Cain, Brewers, 851,326 Las Vegas 8 12 .400 7 Uruguay-France winner vs. Brazil-Belgium Oakland (1); s-Justin Verlander, Houston (7). tor of pro personnel for the Grizzlies and 13. Andrew McCutchen, Giants, 849,732 winner, at St. Petersburg, Russia LHPs — p-Aroldis Chapman, New York (5); 14. Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 701,389 Sunday’s Games coached the Memphis Hustle in the NBA G Specials m-J.A. Happ, Toronto (1); LHP: p-Chris Sale, 15. Corey Dickerson, Pirates, 670,549 Dallas 97, New York 87 League during the 2017-18 season. 6 p.m. — ESPN, 2018 World Series of Boston (7). Atlanta 76, Phoenix 70 Before going to the NBA team, Cyprien Poker, Main Event, at Las Vegas RESERVES Tennis Catcher — p-Salvador Perez, Kansas City Seattle 97, Washington 91 served 26 seasons as a college assistant coach. Tennis Monday’s Games 6 a.m. — ESPN, Wimbledon (6) He worked at Texas A&M, Memphis, No games scheduled Championships, women’s quarterfinals First Base — p-Mitch Moreland, Boston (1) Wimbledon results Today’s Games Kentucky, Arkansas, New Mexico State, Oklahoma State, (Centre Court), at London Second Base — p-Gleyber Torres, New LONDON — Results Monday from Los Angeles at Seattle, 1 p.m. UNLV, Western Kentucky, Jacksonville, Lamar and UTSA. ESPN2, Wimbledon Championships, York (1) Wimbledon at The All Lawn Tennis & Phoenix at Dallas, 6 p.m. women’s quartefinals (No. 1 Court), at London Third Base — p-, Houston (1) Croquet Club (seedings in parentheses): Shortstop — p-, Cleveland Las Vegas at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. — Wire reports Men’s Singles (3) Wednesday’s Games Fourth Round Baseball Outfield — p-Michael Brantley, Cleveland Atlanta at Washington, 9:30 a.m. Roger Federer (1), , def. Adrian (3); p-Shin-Soo Choo, Texas (1); p-Mitch New York at Connecticut, 9:30 a.m. Mannarino (22), France, 6-0, 7-5, 6-4. MLBMLB SStandingstandings MLB leaders Haniger, Seattle (1); p-, Minnesota at Indiana, 10 a.m. (8), South Africa, def. Gael AMERICAN LEAGUE Houston (2) Monfils, France, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (2), 5-7, 7-6 (4). The Associated Press • All Times Mountain BATTING—Betts, Boston, .344; Altuve, Designated Hitter — p-Nelson Cruz, Seattle Milos Raonic (13), Canada, def. Mackenzie Soccer Houston, .338; Martinez, Boston, .331; (6) All-Star Final Vote AMERICAN LEAGUE Mcdonald, United States, 6-3, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-2. Segura, Seattle, .330; Trout, Los Angeles, Outfield — Andrew Benintendi, Boston; East Division (9), United States, def. Stefanos MLS glance .312; Machado, Baltimore, .309; Brantley, Eddie Rosario, Minnesota; , Tsitsipas (31), , 6-4, 7-6 (8), 7-6 (4). EASTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Cleveland, .308; Simmons, Los Angeles, .307; New York (12), Serbia, def. Karen W L T Pts GF GA Boston 63 29 .685 — — 8-2 W-7 29-12 34-17 Duffy, Tampa Bay, .306; Gurriel, Houston, Shortstop — Jean Segura, Seattle; Khachanov, Russia, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. New York 59 30 .663 2 1/2 — 6-4 W-1 33-13 26-17 .303. Andrelton Simmons, Los Angeles Atlanta United FC 12 4 4 40 42 23 Kei Nishikori (24), Japan, def. Ernests RUNS—Lindor, Cleveland, 79; Betts, New York City FC 10 4 4 34 35 24 Tampa Bay 46 44 .511 16 10 1/2 6-4 W-3 24-17 22-27 Gulbis, Latvia, 4-6, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (10), 6-1. Boston, 72; Trout, Los Angeles, 68; NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 10 5 2 32 34 17 Toronto 41 48 .461 20 1/2 15 4-6 L-2 24-25 17-23 (2), Spain, def. Jiri Vesely, Benintendi, Boston, 66; Martinez, Boston, 66; Manager - Dave Roberts, L.A. Dodgers Columbus 8 6 6 30 24 23 Baltimore 25 66 .275 37 1/2 32 2-8 L-1 13-30 12-36 Czech Republic, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. Judge, New York, 64; Springer, Houston, 63; STARTERS New England 7 4 7 28 30 25 Juan Martin del Potro, (5), , vs. Central Division Altuve, Houston, 61; Segura, Seattle, 61; Catcher — Willson Contreras, Chicago (1) Montreal 8 11 0 24 24 32 Gilles Simon, France,7-6 (1), 7-6 (5), 5-7, W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Ramirez, Cleveland, 60. First Base — Freddie Freeman, Atlanta (3) Chicago 6 8 5 23 29 34 susp., darkness Cleveland 49 40 .551 — — 5-5 L-3 28-16 21-24 RBI—Martinez, Boston, 77; Encarnacion, Second Base — Javier Baez, Chicago (1) Philadelphia 6 9 3 21 21 27 Women’s Singles Third Base — Nolan Arenado, Colorado (4) Orlando City 6 11 1 19 25 41 Minnesota 39 48 .448 9 16 4-6 W-4 24-20 15-28 Cleveland, 62; Gattis, Houston, 62; Haniger, Fourth Round Seattle, 62; Lowrie, Oakland, 62; Judge, New Shortstop — Brandon Crawford, San Toronto FC 4 10 4 16 29 36 Detroit 40 53 .430 11 18 4-6 L-2 25-23 15-30 Dominika Cibulkova, Slovakia, def. Hsieh Francisco (2) D.C. United 2 7 5 11 23 29 Chicago 30 60 .333 19 1/2 26 1/2 2-8 L-5 16-27 14-33 York, 60; Machado, Baltimore, 60; KDavis, Su-wei, Taiwan, 6-4, 6-1. Outfield — Nick Markakis, Atlanta (1); Matt Oakland, 59; Ramirez, Cleveland, 59; 2 tied at Jelena Ostapenko (12), Latvia, def. Kansas City 25 64 .281 24 31 1-9 L-9 11-35 14-29 Kemp, Los Angeles (3); Bryce Harper, WESTERN CONFERENCE 57. Aliaksandra Sasnovich, Belarus, 7-6 (4), 6-0. West Division Washington (6) Pitchers W L T Pts GF GA HITS—Altuve, Houston, 122; Segura, Daria Kasatkina (14), Russia, def. Alison W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away RHPs — p-Jacob deGrom, New York (2); p- FC Dallas 10 3 5 35 28 21 Seattle, 115; Martinez, Boston, 110; Lindor, Van Uytvanck, Belgium, 6-7 (6), 6-3, 6-2. Mike Foltynewicz, Atlanta (1); m-Kenley Los Angeles FC 10 4 4 34 41 28 Houston 61 31 .663 — — 7-3 W-6 29-17 32-14 Cleveland, 108; Castellanos, Detroit, 107; (11), , def. Jansen, Los Angeles (3); m-Miles Mikolas, St. Sporting K.C. 9 4 6 33 35 24 Seattle 57 34 .626 3 1/2 — 7-3 W-1 31-17 26-17 Machado, Baltimore, 107; Rosario, Minnesota, , Switzerland, 6-3, 7-6 (5). Louis (1); p-Aaron Nola, Philadelphia (1); p- Real Salt Lake 9 8 2 29 27 34 Oakland 50 40 .556 10 6 1/2 8-2 W-2 24-21 26-19 104; Merrifield, Kansas City, 101; Benintendi, (20), Netherlands, def. Karolina Max Scherzer, Washington (6) Portland 8 3 5 29 26 22 Boston, 100; Lowrie, Oakland, 100. Pliskova (7), Czech Republic, 6-3, 7-6 (1). Los Angeles 46 45 .505 14 1/2 11 5-5 W-1 22-22 24-23 LHPs — m-, Arizona (2); p- Vancouver 7 7 5 26 29 37 DOUBLES—Escobar, Minnesota, 35; Julia Goerges (13), Germany, def. Donna Texas 40 52 .435 21 17 1/2 4-6 L-1 19-28 21-24 Sean Doolittle, Washington (2); p-Josh Hader, Houston 7 6 4 25 36 26 Bregman, Houston, 29; Lindor, Cleveland, 28; Vekic, Croatia, 6-3, 6-2. Milwaukee (1); p-Brad Hand, San Diego (2); p- LA Galaxy 7 7 4 25 31 28 Abreu, Chicago, 27; Merrifield, Kansas City, (25), United States, def. , Chicago (5); m-Felipe Vazquez, Minnesota United 6 11 1 19 23 36 Sunday’s Games 27; Andujar, New York, 26; Castellanos, Evgeniya Rodina, Russia, 6-2, 6-2. Pittsburgh (1) Seattle 4 9 4 16 15 22 N.Y.Yankees 2,Toronto 1, 10 innings Detroit, 26; 4 tied at 25. Camila Giorgi, , def. Ekaterina RESERVES Colorado 4 11 3 15 22 32 Oakland 6, Cleveland 0 TRIPLES—Sanchez, Chicago, 9; Makarova, Russia, 6-3, 6-4. — p-Buster Posey, Giants (6); m- San Jose 2 10 6 12 29 37 Hernandez, Toronto, 6; Benintendi, Boston, 5; Men’s Doubles Tampa Bay 9, N.Y.Mets 0 J.T. Realmuto, Miami (1) Smith, Tampa Bay, 5; Jones, Detroit, 4; Third Round Texas 3, Detroit 0 First Base — m-, Arizona NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Moncada, Chicago, 4; Moreland, Boston, 4; , New Zealand and Raven Houston 2, Chicago White Sox 1 (6); p-Joey Votto, Cincinnati (6) for tie. Profar, Texas, 4; 12 tied at 3. Klaasen (13), South Africa, def. Leonardo Second Base — p-Ozzie Albies, Atlanta (1); Minnesota 10, Baltimore 1 HOME RUNS—Martinez, Boston, 28; Mayer, Argentina and Joao Sousa, Portugal, m-Scooter Gennett, Cincinnati (1) Sunday’s Game Boston 7, Kansas City 4 Judge, New York, 25; Trout, Los Angeles, 25; 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (5), 6-7 (3), 6-3. Third Base — p-Eugenio Suarez, Cincinnati New York City FC 1, New York 0 Seattle 6, Colorado 4 Ramirez, Cleveland, 24; Lindor, Cleveland, 23; Bruno Soares, Brazil and (5), (1) Betts, Boston, 22; Cruz, Seattle, 22; Stanton, Britain, def. , Britain and Neal L.A. Angels 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Shortstop — p-Trevor Story, Colorado (1) Wednesday’s Games New York, 22; 3 tied at 21. Skupski, Britain, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. Monday’s Games Outfield — p-Charlie Blackmon, Colorado Montreal at New York City FC, 5 p.m. STOLEN BASES—Gordon, Seattle, 22; Jan-Lennard Struff, Germany and Ben Baltimore 5, N.Y.Yankees 4, 1st game (3); p-Lorenzo Cain, Milwaukee (2); p- Philadelphia at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. Anderson, Chicago, 21; Ramirez, Cleveland, Mclachlan (14), Japan, def. Philipp Christian Yelich, Milwaukee (1) All-Star Final Boston 5,Texas 0 19; Benintendi, Boston, 16; Betts, Boston, 16; Petzschner, Germany and Tim Puetz, Vote Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 5 RDavis, Cleveland, 16; DeShields, Texas, 16; Germany, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3). World Cup glance First Base — Jesus Aguilar, Milwaukee; N.Y.Yankees 10, Baltimore 2, 2nd game Merrifield, Kansas City, 16; Smith, Tampa Bay, , and Joe SEMIFINALS Brandon Belt, San Francisco 15; Segura, Seattle, 14. Salisbury, Britain, def. , Colombia Today Tampa Bay 10, Detroit 9 Infielder — Matt Carpenter, St. Louis PITCHING—Severino, New York, 14-2; and Juan Sebastian Cabal (6), Colombia, 5-7, At St. Petersburg, Russia Kansas City at Minnesota, late Infielder-Outfielder — Max Muncy, Los Kluber, Cleveland, 12-4; Snell, Tampa Bay, 12- 7-6 (3), 6-3, 7-6 (1). France vs. Belgium, noon Oakland at Houston, late Angeles 4; Morton, Houston, 11-2; Porcello, Boston, , Sweden and Robin Wednesday, July 11 Shortstop — , Washington Today’s Games 11-3; Rodriguez, Boston, 11-3; Happ, Toronto, Haase, Netherlands, def. , At Moscow N.Y.Yankees (Tanaka 7-2) at Baltimore (Cashner 2-9), 5:05 p.m. 10-5; McCullers, Houston, 10-3; 6 tied at 9. Austria and Nikola Mektic (8), Croatia, 7-5, 6- England vs. Croatia, noon Cincinnati (Romano 5-8) at Cleveland (Bauer 8-6), 5:10 p.m. ERA—Snell, Tampa Bay, 2.10; Severino, Final All-Star Fan Voting 3, 3-6, 4-6, 8-6. Detroit (Boyd 4-7) at Tampa Bay (Andriese 1-3), 5:10 p.m. New York, 2.12; Verlander, Houston, 2.15; AMERICAN LEAGUE Franko Skugor, Croatia and THIRD PLACE Sale, Boston, 2.36; Bauer, Cleveland, 2.45; Saturday, July 14 Texas (Gallardo 3-0) at Boston (Velazquez 6-0), 5:10 p.m. CATCHER (15), Britain, def. Maximo Gonzalez, Argentina Kluber, Cleveland, 2.49; Skaggs, Los Angeles, 1. Wilson Ramos, Rays, 2,359,726 and Nicolas Jarry, , 4-6, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (6), At St. Petersburg, Russia Toronto (Stroman 1-6) at Atlanta (Teheran 6-6), 5:35 p.m. 2.64; Cole, Houston, 2.70; Morton, Houston, 2. Brian McCann, Astros, 1,379,944 6-3. Semifinals losers, 8 a.m. Kansas City (Kennedy 1-8) at Minnesota (Slegers 1-0), 6:10 p.m. 2.83; Manaea, Oakland, 3.33. 3. Gary Sanchez, Yankees, 1,360,847 , United States and Oakland (Manaea 8-6) at Houston (Verlander 9-4), 6:10 p.m. STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 176; Cole, 4. Yan Gomes, Indians, 776,344 (7), United States, def. , CHAMPIONSHIP St. Louis (Mikolas 9-3) at Chicago White Sox (Covey 3-4), 6:10 p.m. Houston, 158; Bauer, Cleveland, 156; Paxton, 5. Salvador Perez, Royals, 739,923 Germany and , Germany, 6-2, 6- Sunday, July 15 Seattle (Leake 8-5) at L.A. Angels (Richards 5-4), 8:07 p.m. Seattle, 154; Verlander, Houston, 154; FIRST BASE 7 (2), 6-4, 6-7 (5), 7-5. At Moscow Severino, New York, 143; Morton, Houston, 1. Jose Abreu, White Sox, 1,829,598 , New Zealand and , Semifinals winners, 9 a.m. 141; Snell, Tampa Bay, 132; Kluber, 2. Yuli Gurriel, Astros, 1,652,477 India, def. , and Marcin NATIONAL LEAGUE Cleveland, 123; McCullers, Houston, 118. 3. Mitch Moreland, Red Sox, 1,202,639 Matkowski, Poland, 1-6, 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Transactions East Division NATIONAL LEAGUE 4. Albert Pujols, Angels, 942,727 Women’s Doubles W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away BATTING—Almora, Chicago, .326; 5. Yonder Alonso, Indians, 719,199 Third Round Atlanta 50 39 .562 — — 5-5 L-1 23-17 27-22 Gennett, Cincinnati, .322; Markakis, Atlanta, SECOND BASE , France and Timea Monday Philadelphia 50 39 .562 — — 7-3 W-1 30-16 20-23 .322; Kemp, Los Angeles, .319; Realmuto, 1. Jose Altuve, Astros, 4,849,630 Babos (1), Hungary, def. , BASEBALL Miami, .317; Freeman, Atlanta, .315; Suarez, American League Washington 45 45 .500 5 1/2 5 1/2 3-7 L-2 22-24 23-21 2. Gleyber Torres, Yankees, 1,260,686 Belgium and (13), Romania, Cincinnati, .314; Dickerson, Pittsburgh, .309; 3. Dee Gordon, Mariners, 688,743 6-3, 6-4. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled RHP New York 36 52 .409 13 1/2 13 1/2 4-6 L-1 16-29 20-23 Aguilar, Milwaukee, .306; Arenado, Colorado, 4. Jason Kipnis, Indians, 542,702 , United States and Alicja Jimmy Yacabonis from Norfolk (IL) as 26th Miami 38 55 .409 14 14 5-5 W-2 20-26 18-29 .305. 5. Jed Lowrie, Athletics, 390,385 Rosolska, Poland, def. , man. Central Division RUNS—Albies, Atlanta, 69; Blackmon, THIRD BASE Sweden and Kiki Bertens (9), Netherlands, 3- CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Claimed OF W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Colorado, 66; Hernandez, Philadelphia, 62; 1. Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2,521,120 6, 7-6 (5), 6-3. Ryan LaMarre off waivers from Minnesota. Milwaukee 54 37 .593 — — 6-4 L-1 30-18 24-19 Goldschmidt, Arizona, 60; Pham, St. Louis, 59; 2. Alex Bregman, Astros, 1,654,316 Barbora Krejcikova, Czech Republic and CLEVELAND INDIANS — Assigned RHP Arenado, Colorado, 58; Baez, Chicago, 56; George Kontos outright to Columbus (IL). Chicago 51 36 .586 1 — 8-2 W-2 28-15 23-21 3. Miguel Andujar, Yankees, 1,218,457 Katerina Siniakova (3), Czech Republic, def. Freeman, Atlanta, 56; Harper, Washington, 56; 4. Adrian Beltre, Rangers, 830,128 Hsieh Su-wei, Taiwan and Lucie Hradecka DETROIT TIGERS — Assigned 2B Dixon St. Louis 46 43 .517 7 4 4-6 L-1 23-22 23-21 4 tied at 55. 5. Kyle Seager, Mariners, 585,735 (14), Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-3. Machado outright to Toledo (IL). Optioned Pittsburgh 42 48 .467 11 1/2 8 1/2 4-6 W-2 23-23 19-25 RBI—Suarez, Cincinnati, 68; Baez, SHORTSTOP , Germany and Heather RHP Artie Lewicki to Toledo. Cincinnati 40 51 .440 14 11 6-4 W-1 21-26 19-25 Chicago, 65; Aguilar, Milwaukee, 63; Arenado, 1. Manny Machado, Orioles, 1,740,645 Watson, Britain, def. Christina McHale, United NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled RHP West Division Colorado, 63; Story, Colorado, 62; Freeman, 2. Carlos Correa, Astros, 1,684,016 States and Jelena Ostapenko, Latvia, from Scranton/Wilkes- W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Atlanta, 59; Markakis, Atlanta, 59; Rizzo, 3. Francisco Lindor, Indians, 1,409,887 walkover. Barre (IL) as 26th man. Chicago, 59; Gennett, Cincinnati, 58; Kemp, — Sent 3B Christian Arizona 50 41 .549 — — 3-7 L-1 26-23 24-18 4. , Yankees, 1,052,360 Kveta Peschke, Czech Republic and Nicole Los Angeles, 57. 5. Jean Segura, Mariners, 882,934 Melichar (12), United States, def. Demi Arroyo to Charlotte (FSL) for a rehab assignment. Los Angeles 48 41 .539 1 2 5-5 L-1 26-23 22-18 HITS—Markakis, Atlanta, 113; Albies, DESIGNATED HITTER Schuurs, Netherlands and (8), National League Colorado 46 44 .511 3 1/2 4 1/2 8-2 L-1 18-22 28-22 Atlanta, 108; Freeman, Atlanta, 108; Castro, 1. J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 3,035,619 Belgium, 7-6 (4), 6-3. — Placed RHP Drew San Francisco 47 45 .511 3 1/2 4 1/2 5-5 W-1 28-16 19-29 Miami, 107; Gennett, Cincinnati, 107; Turner, 2. Evan Gattis, Astros, 1,416,554 Mihaela Buzarnescu, Romania and Irina Rucinski on the 10-day DL and C J.T. San Diego 39 53 .424 11 1/2 12 1/2 3-7 W-1 19-25 20-28 Washington, 100; Anderson, Miami, 99; 3. Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 1,288,237 Begu (15), Romania, def. Andreja Klepac, Realmuto on paternity leave. Selected the Arenado, Colorado, 98; Story, Colorado, 97; 4. Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 853,037 Slovenia and Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez contract of RHP Javy Guerra from New Peraza, Cincinnati, 95. Orleans (PCL). Recalled C Chad Wallach from Sunday’s Games 5. Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 802,273 (4), Spain, 7-6 (5), 6-4. DOUBLES—Albies, Atlanta, 29; Markakis, OUTFIELD Xu Yifan, China and (6), New Orleans. Transferred LHP Caleb Smith to Tampa Bay 9, N.Y.Mets 0 Atlanta, 27; Carpenter, St. Louis, 26; Rendon, 1. Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 4,286,994 Canada, def. , Slovenia and the 60-day DL. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 1 Washington, 25; Freeman, Atlanta, 24; Story, 2. Mike Trout, Angels, 3,682,164 , United States, 6-3, 6-3. — Placed 3B Todd Miami 10,Washington 2 Colorado, 23; Anderson, Miami, 22; Baez, 3. Aaron Judge, Yankees, 2,766,661 Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States and Frazier on the 10-day DL. Optioned RHP Chris Milwaukee 10, Atlanta 3 Chicago, 22; Hosmer, San Diego, 22; 4. George Springer, Astros, 1,601,668 Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic, def. Barbora Flexen to Las Vegas (PCL). Recalled RHP Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 5, 10 innings McCutchen, San Francisco, 22. 5. Michael Brantley, Indians, 1,500,212 Strycova, Czech Republic and Andrea Sestini Jacob Rhame, LHP P.J. Conlon and 2B Ty TRIPLES—KMarte, Arizona, 8; CTaylor, Los Kelly from Las Vegas. Sent LHP Jason Vargas San Francisco 13, St. Louis 8 6. Andrew Benintendi, Red Sox, 1,412,173 Hlavackova (2), Czech Republic, 2-6, 7-6 (7), Angeles, 8; Baez, Chicago, 6; Nimmo, New 7. Marwin Gonzalez, Astros, 1,131,849 6-4. to Brooklyn (NYP) for a rehab assignment. San Diego 4, Arizona 3, 16 innings York, 6; Contreras, Chicago, 5; Dickerson, 8. Josh Reddick, Astros, 1,059,950 Mixed Doubles — Optioned Seattle 6, Colorado 4 Pittsburgh, 5; Story, Colorado, 5; 9 tied at 4. 9. Eddie Rosario, Twins, 952,272 Second Round RHP Drew Anderson to Lehigh Valley (IL). L.A. Angels 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 HOME RUNS—Aguilar, Milwaukee, 22; 10. Mitch Haniger, Mariners, 879,171 Harriet Dart, Britain and , Britain, Recalled RHP Jake Thompson and LHP Hoby Monday’s Games Arenado, Colorado, 22; Harper, Washington, 11. Brett Gardner, Yankees, 795,733 def. , Belarus and Kveta Peschke Milner from Lehigh Valley. N.Y.Mets 4, Philadelphia 3, 1st game, 10 innings 22; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 20; Muncy, Los 12. Nicholas Castellanos, Tigers, 703,061 (13), Czech Republic, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. — Assigned OF Matt Angeles, 20; Suarez, Cincinnati, 19; Albies, Szczur outright to El Paso (PCL). Pittsburgh 6,Washington 3 13. Jackie Bradley Jr., Red Sox, 697,557 , Netherlands and Kirsten Atlanta, 18; 8 tied at 17. 13. Aaron Hicks, Yankees, 641,863 Flipkens, Belgium, def. , United BASKETBALL Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 5 STOLEN BASES—Inciarte, Atlanta, 23; 15. Tyler Naquin, Indians, 480,885 States and Andreja Klepac (8), Slovenia, 7-6 National Basketball Association Miami 4, Milwaukee 3, 10 innings SMarte, Pittsburgh, 23; MTaylor, Washington, (1), 6-2. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Signed Philadelphia 3, N.Y.Mets 1, 2nd game 23; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 22; Turner, NATIONAL LEAGUE Eri Hozumi, Japan and Ben Mclachlan (14), F Anthony Tolliver to a one-year contract. L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, late Washington, 22; Peraza, Cincinnati, 17; Baez, CATCHER Japan, def. Mike Bryan, United States and Women’s National Basketball Association Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, late Chicago, 16; Cain, Milwaukee, 16; Dyson, 1. Willson Contreras, Cubs, 2,172,682 Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, CONNECTICUT SUN — Traded G Alex Arizona, 16; 2 tied at 14. Bentley to Atlanta for G Layshia Clarendon Today’s Games 2. Buster Posey, Giants, 1,918,966 walkover. PITCHING—Lester, Chicago, 11-2; Nola, 3. Kurt Suzuki, Braves, 1,670,300 , Belarus and Jamie and a 2019 second-round draft pick. Washington (Hellickson 2-1) at Pittsburgh (Musgrove 3-3), 5:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 11-2; Scherzer, Washington, 11- 4. , Cardinals, 1,366,995 Murray, Britain, def. Robert Farah, Colombia HOCKEY Cincinnati (Romano 5-8) at Cleveland (Bauer 8-6), 5:10 p.m. 5; Godley, Arizona, 10-6; Greinke, Arizona, 9- 5. J.T. Realmuto, Marlins, 1,209,731 and Anna-Lena Groenefeld (7), Germany, 7-6 National Hockey League Milwaukee (Chacin 7-3) at Miami (Lopez 1-0), 5:10 p.m. 5; Mikolas, St. Louis, 9-3; 5 tied at 8. FIRST BASE (6), 6-7 (6), 7-5. BUFFALO SABRES — Signed D Rasmus Philadelphia (De Los Santos 0-0) at N.Y.Mets (Gagnon 0-0), 5:10 p.m. ERA—deGrom, New York, 1.80; Stripling, 1. Freddie Freeman, Braves, 4,039,219 Nikola Mektic, Croatia and Chan Hao-Ching Dahlin to a three-year, entry-level contract. Toronto (Stroman 1-6) at Atlanta (Teheran 6-6), 5:35 p.m. Los Angeles, 2.22; Scherzer, Washington, 2. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs, 2,015,274 (5), Taiwan, def. , France and NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to St. Louis (Mikolas 9-3) at Chicago White Sox (Covey 3-4), 6:10 p.m. 2.33; Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 2.37; Nola, 3. Brandon Belt, Giants, 1,136,523 Raluca-Ioana Olaru, Romania, 6-2, 6-4. terms with F Jan Kovar on a one-year contract. Philadelphia, 2.40; Lester, Chicago, 2.46; 4. Cody Bellinger, Dodgers, 917,425 , Finland and Heather SOCCER Arizona (Corbin 6-3) at Colorado (Anderson 6-3), 6:40 p.m. Mikolas, St. Louis, 2.63; Guerra, Milwaukee, 5. Joey Votto, Reds, 809,877 Watson (16), Britain, def. , Major League Soccer L.A. Dodgers (Hill 2-3) at San Diego (Lauer 4-5), 8:10 p.m. 2.79; Corbin, Arizona, 3.05; Freeland, SECOND BASE Poland and Mihaela Buzarnescu, Romania, 6- FC DALLAS — Loaned D Chris Richards to Chicago Cubs (Quintana 7-6) at San Francisco (Cueto 3-1), 8:15 p.m. Colorado, 3.18. 1. Javier Baez, Cubs, 2,757,401 2, 5-7, 7-5. Bayern Munich (Germany) U19. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3B Isner finally reaches elite eight ❏ Makes quarters of Wimbledon on his 10th attempt. By Howard Fendrich THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — At long last, John Isner is a Wimbledon quarterfinalist, finally mak- ing that far in his 10th appearance. He’s also in the final eight at any Grand Slam tourna- ment for the first time since 2011. The No. 9-seeded Isner moved into a matchup against No. 13 Milos Raonic, the 2016 runner-up at the All England Club, by beating 19-year-old of Greece 6-4, 7-6 (8), 7-6 (4) with the help of 22 aces and by saving the only break point he faced Monday. It allows the 33-year-old Isner, the highest-ranked U.S. man, to have something about Wimbledon to relish other than his victory in the longest match in tennis his- tory: 70-68 in the fifth set against Nicolas Mahut after 11 hours spread over three days in 2010. He’d never even been past the third round at the grass- court Grand Slam until this year. “Certainly this tourna- ment, since that long match, has sort of been a house of horrors for me,” Isner said. “I’ve lost a lot of close ones since that match in 2010 — a lot of very, very close ones, a lot of deep five-set matches, third round especially.” Tribune News Service: Charles Trainor Jr. He had lost four five-set- American tennis player John Isner reached the Wimbledon men’s quarterfinals for the first time in his career on Monday. It is Isner’s ters in a row at Wimbledon 10th appearance in the London-based tournament. until last week. He’d been 0-3 in the third he’s tough to beat right was serving very well and UCLA in 2016. round until last week. now. didn’t give me a lot of “The key is going to “There was certainly some doubt, when you have “There was certainly “It was a pretty weird options to break.” come down to one, two, left this tournament the nine, 10 years pretty some doubt, when you match, to be honest. A lot Could be similar on three points, here and there. disappointed with my result, gone home sort of have left this tournament of aces, short rallies. There Wednesday between Isner That’s pretty much it. I the last nine, 10 years pret- was no play from the base- and Canada’s Raonic, anoth- don’t think we’re going to hanging my head a little bit. But not the case this ty disappointed with my line at all. That was a bit er top server who beat have many consecutive year. ... It was a pretty weird match, to be honest. result, gone home sort of annoying, because I was 103rd-ranked Mackenzie opportunities on each hanging my head a little used to playing long rallies McDonald of the U.S. 6-3, 6- other’s serves. It’s going to A lot of aces, short rallies. There was no play from bit,” Isner said. “But not — play the point, construct 4, 6-7 (5), 6-2. be coming down to those the baseline at all. That was a bit annoying, the case this year.” the point,” said Tsitsipas, Asked how he’d describe moments (and) being sharp His main asset is his who was trying to become Isner’s serve, Raonic said: in the right moments, who because I was used to playing long rallies.” booming serve, which he the first Greek man to “Incredible.” is going to be able to step sees getting a boost because reach a quarterfinal in Raonic’s isn’t too shab- up, be the one that’s able to of the dry, hot weather that Grand Slam history. by, either. He hit 37 aces dictate, putting more pres- produces even bigger “But today it seemed like and never faced a break sure on the other guy,” — John Isner, on his first-ever Round of 16 victory at Wimbledon Monday bounces than usual. there was no plan when I point against McDonald, Raonic said. “I think it’s If he can pick up just the was playing. It was just hap- who won the NCAA sin- going to be decided by occasional service break, pening, like, randomly. He gles and doubles titles for small margins.”

Khachanov 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 on a casual hitting session in a Reading would make it out. No one under- Wimbledon No. 1 Court, then said he’d public park. At least it Rookie stands my struggle and my pain.” like to get as much time on appeared to be the right size. Such worries are long gone. From Page 1B Centre Court as Federer and What a difference from a From Page 1B He’s guaranteed to make $5 million in Nadal do. week ago, when Federer’s salary over the next two years, has signed a Federer was followed by Was Mannarino intimidat- debut of new duds after split- ed by playing in that hal- He just got his first apartment, a major shoe deal with adidas and more than likely Serena Williams, she of the ting from Nike drew so many accomplishment for a kid whose upbring- seven Wimbledon trophies lowed arena? headlines. will grab a few more endorsements along “The fact that it is the ing in Reading, Pennsylvania was often among her 23 majors, who It took Mannarino so much the way. Centre Court, and the fact challenging to say the least. In an was hardly challenged in a 6- toil and trouble to win one 2, 6-2 win against 120th- that it is a lot of people in the Instagram post after getting his new place In other words, no more splitting cheese- game, saving four break in San Antonio, Walker IV opened up burgers for him. And he hopes his story ranked qualifier Evgeniya stands — it’s not changing anything, actually. The only points to hold to begin the about how hard times were. motivates anyone it reaches. Rodina of Russia. And “Survival by the fittest was the strategy Williams was followed by different thing is that it’s second set. He was able to growing up,” he wrote. “Splitting a “To any kid who is trying to become an Rafael Nadal — two titles at Federer in front of me, and tread water until 5-all, when cheeseburger for dinner. Chips for break- NBA player or trying to become some- Wimbledon, 17 at all Slams he’s a really good opponent. Federer returned a 123 mph fast. Not knowing where I will sleep the thing in life, I’ve been through it all,” — who dispatched 93rd- It makes the job harder,” serve, quickly gained control next day. Living with 10 plus people. Walker IV said. “You can’t let adversity ranked Jiri Vesely of the Mannarino said. “This is of a baseline exchange, then what is not easy to handle.” hopped and screamed, Waking up in the middle of the night continue to knock you down. I just want to Czech Republic 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. because your house got shot up. Who The only other Wimbledon He showed up wearing a “Come on!” as a backhand would’ve thought at the age of 19. I’m continue to motivate everyone and believe champion left in either brack- plain white T-shirt, bereft of flew long for the break. alive and healthy and just got my first apt. that they can be happy and be something et, Novak Djokovic, beat any obvious sponsor’s logos, Federer also broke, then held Who would’ve thought that this kid from special.” 40th-ranked Karen looking like someone out for to end the match.

“Having to have every All-Stars team represented I think presents a bit of a problem From Page 1B for ,” Astros ace Justin “My first reaction was like, Verlander said. “I think it’s ‘I have no words to say,”’ not necessarily always the Contreras said, “but I started guys that are having the crying when I went down to best years. I think especial- the cage because I hoped for ly in the game today where it and I’ve been working hard you have some teams that every single game that I’ve are tanking, I think it makes played and played it like it it kind of difficult. was my last one.” “It happens every year but As usual, there were it seems like this year is even some notable snubs — with a little bit more difficult than several changes surely com- in years past. Some guys get ing due to injuries and with- snubbed.” drawals. Tampa Bay left-hander , who is 12-4 with “It’s fun. You’re playing an AL-best 2.09 ERA, was but you’re looking the most incomprehensible omission. Houston right-han- around because you’re der Charlie Morton and playing with all those Oakland Athletics infielder big boys out there.” Jed Lowrie were also left out despite worthy credentials. The Philadelphia Phillies, tied with the Braves for the Tribune News Service photos: John Sleezer NL East lead after Monday — Jose Altuve, Houston Astros The New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge, left, and the Boston Red Sox’s Mookie Betts, will help comprise an American night, had only one All-Star League outfield for the ages at next week’s All-Star Game. in Aaron Nola. PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS US will reunite and release over 50 immigrant children By Elliot Spagat with their parents by the end of Tuesday at American Civil Liberties Union attorney children to distant relatives, not to parents. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS locations across the country and that an addi- Lee Gelernt told reporters he was “both More than 2,000 children in all were sepa- tional five were undergoing final background pleased and disappointed” with the govern- rated from their parents by U.S. immigration SAN DIEGO — More than 50 immigrant checks. ment’s progress toward meeting the deadline. authorities at the border this spring before children under age 5 will be reunited with their It was the first time the government indicat- “Tomorrow there will hopefully be more President Donald Trump reversed course on parents by today’s court-ordered deadline for ed whether the parents and children would be than 50 babies and toddlers reunited with their June 20 amid an international outcry and said action by Trump administration, and the fami- released or detained together. They will be set parents, and that is obviously an enormous vic- families should remain together. lies will then be released into the U.S., a gov- free in the U.S. pending the outcome of their tory,” he said. But he said those who remain Late last month, Sabraw, an appointee of ernment attorney said Monday. immigration cases, which can take several split from their parents are “in for a long Republican President George W. Bush, set a That’s only about half of the 100 or so tod- years. process.” 14-day deadline to reunite children under 5 dlers covered by the order. Fabian didn’t say why they were being U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw ordered with their parents, and a 30-day deadline for At a court hearing, Justice Department released, but U.S. Immigration and Customs both sides back in court on Tuesday to give older children. The 30-day deadline is up July lawyer Sarah Fabian acknowledged the gov- Enforcement has little space to hold families. another update. 26. ernment wouldn’t meet the deadline for all the ICE has three family detention centers with The ACLU was drawing up a proposal to Monday’s hearing set the stage for a dramat- children, citing a variety of reasons, including room for about 3,000 people in all, and the shorten the wait for the remaining children. ic day of reunifications on Tuesday across the that the parents of some of the youngsters have places are already at or near capacity. The Gelernt said some procedures — such as DNA country, though they are likely to occur largely already been deported. Trump administration is trying to line up thou- testing, fingerprinting and requests for other outside public view. Fabian did not disclose Fabian said that 54 children will be joined sands more beds at military bases. information — were designed for releasing where the reunions would take place. Trump says he’s still confident Kim will denuclearize By Darlene Superville the North’s commitment at and Matthew Pennington the summit “to work toward complete denuclearization THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the Korean Peninsula.” WASHINGTON — Pompeo’s visit last week President Donald Trump was intended to begin more voiced confidence Monday detailed negotiations to that North Korea’s leader flesh out the details. would “honor” his commit- The president’s com- ment to denuclearize, ments on China appeared to despite Pyongyang’s accu- reflect concern that U.S. sation that the U.S. is mak- imposition of punitive tar- ing “gangster-like” iffs on Chinese imports last demands in negotiations. week could make China It was Trump’s first pub- lic response since North less cooperative in pressur- Korea gave a harsh send-off ing the North over its to Secretary of State Mike nuclear and missile pro- Pompeo after he visited the grams. China is North authoritarian nation last Korea’s traditional ally and week amid growing skepti- main trading partner, and is cism that the North intends key to maintaining sanc- to give up its nukes. tions on Pyongyang. Abaca Press: Olivier Douliery Pompeo was seeking Recent reports suggest President Donald Trump, right, speaks as Sen. Joni Ernst from Iowa looks on during a December meeting with progress on the joint state- that despite its commitment Republican senators. ment issued by Trump and to denuclearize, the North Kim at their historic summit has continued to expand in Singapore in June. infrastructure at nuclear and Pompeo characterized his missile sites. Pompeo has talks with North Korean vowed that sanctions would Fact check: Trump off base on energy officials as productive, but remain until Pyongyang fol- the North’s foreign ministry the broader reality behind increased lows through on Kim’s By Hope Yen ANALYSIS blasted the discussions, say- and Calvin Woodward prices. Oil prices were already rising on ing the visit — the third by pledge to get rid of his growing demand and expectations that a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the terrible Iran Deal negotiation, to the top U.S. diplomat since atomic weapons. sharp pullback in new investment by oil 2,500 Iranians — including to govern- April — had been “regret- That clearly remains a companies would reduce the oil supply. WASHINGTON — President Donald ment officials. How big (and bad) is table.” point of contention with OPEC is the Organization of the Trump gloated about a court case that that?” — tweet Tuesday. Trump responded to that North Korea. In its state- Petroleum Exporting Countries. didn’t offer him the vindication he THE FACTS: Trump’s claim, which setback with a tweet: “I ment Saturday, the North implied in his triumphant tweet. That Members of the cartel, led by Saudi have confidence that Kim envisaged “simultaneous” he repeated from a Fox News report, is Arabia, and other big producers includ- capped a week of distortions, half-truths baseless. The report said Hojjat al-Islam Jong Un will honor the con- steps by the two sides and a and swerves in his declarations on the ing Russia have contributed to reversing tract we signed &, even declaration on ending the Mojtaba Zolnour, a hardline member of the plunge in crude oil prices that started economy, North Korea and other issues Iran’s parliament, had made the allega- more importantly, our hand- 1950-53 Korean War, for in 2014. They have shown discipline in of the time. tion in an interview with a local newspa- shake. We agreed to the which a peace treaty was A week in review: limiting production since the start of last denuclearization of North per. He is a vocal critic of the nuclear year. Last month, members of OPEC never signed. It recoiled at TRUMP: “Just won lawsuit filed by agreement. Korea. China, on the other the DNC and a bunch of Democrat cra- agreed to pump an additional 1 million what it described as a “uni- The agreement was signed in July hand, may be exerting neg- zies trying to claim the Trump Campaign barrels of crude daily, a move that should lateral and gangster-like 2015 to significantly limit Tehran’s ative pressure on a deal (and others), colluded with Russia. They help contain global energy prices. demand for denucleariza- nuclear ability in exchange for lifting because of our posture on tion.” haven’t figured out that this was an But there are other significant factors Chinese Trade-Hope Not!” international oil and financial sanctions. affecting oil output. Pompeo reported that the excuse for them losing the election!” — Robert Gallucci, who led Nothing in the agreement addresses the Some estimates put the reduction in two sides had substantive tweet Friday. the U.S in direct talks with THE FACTS: Trump is wrong in say- naturalization or immigration of Iranians. investment by major oil companies such discussions on next steps North Korea beginning in ing the Democratic National Committee Rather than increase, the number of as Exxon Mobil, Chevron and BP at mid-1993, said while the toward denuclearization filed the lawsuit. If he’s suggesting that Iranians naturalized in the U.S. declined more than $1 trillion — akin to eliminat- two statements contrasted and have set up working the outcome of the case exonerates his after the deal was signed, from 10,344 in ing the fourth-largest oil producer in the he does not see groups to hammer out campaign on allegations that Trump 2015 to 9,507 in 2016, according to the world. Pyongyang’s statement as details of an agreement. He associates colluded with Russia, that’s Department of Homeland Security. In In addition, output from Venezuela, a “devastating in any way” to said Monday it was “ludi- off-base, too. 2014, the number of Iranians who were major oil exporter to the U.S., has future talks. crous” to expect results in a In the suit, two Democratic donors made citizens was 9,620. There are about plunged as the South American country “The statement was to my few hours of talks. and a former chief of staff of the DNC’s a million Iranians living in the U.S., goes through a political and economic ear — in a way — much “It’s going to be a finance office alleged that the Trump many with green cards, representing a crisis, while fighting in Libya over con- more gentle and careful process. There’s many campaign and Trump associate Roger wide pool of residents who can eventual- trol of that country’s oil infrastructure has than I have heard from the hours left in negotiations,” Stone conspired with Russian agents and ly become citizens. disrupted oil supplies. North Koreans on any num- Pompeo said in response to WikiLeaks to publish hacked Trump backed out of the Iran nuclear Also impacting gas prices is ber of occasions over two a question from a coalition Democratic emails. accord in May, describing it as a flawed Trump’s decision in May to withdraw deal. decades,” Gallucci said dur- soldier during a visit to U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal from the 2015 nuclear deal and re- TRUMP: “The OPEC Monopoly ing a call with reporters Afghanistan. Huvelle dismissed the suit, saying it was impose sanctions on Iran, OPEC’s organized by 38 North, a must remember that gas prices are up & third-biggest producer. Iran had In Washington, Senate filed in the wrong jurisdiction and was well-respected North faulty for other technical reasons. But they are doing little to help. If anything, boosted production after the U.S. lift- Democratic leader Chuck Korea-watching website she did not weigh in on the merits of the they are driving prices higher as the ed sanctions in 2016. Trump has and project of the Stimson Schumer of New York said complaint. United States defends many of their urged European leaders to unite Center, a U.S. think tank. the negotiations with North In fact, she wrote that “it bears empha- members for very little $’s. This must be behind him on sanctions even as the The U.S. and North Korea have been a “flop” so sizing that this Court’s ruling is not a two way street. REDUCE PRICING countries seek to salvage the 2015 Korea have actually yet to far. He said there’s a “dis- based on a finding that there was no col- NOW!” — tweet Wednesday. nuclear deal without U.S. coopera- reach any agreement on the connect” between Trump’s lusion between defendants and Russia TRUMP: — “OPEC is manipulating” tion. Analysts expect output to fall terms under which the rhetoric and what he’s actu- during the 2016 presidential election.” the oil market. — Fox News interview when Trump’s decision to withdraw North would relinquish its ally achieved to end the TRUMP: “Just out that the Obama July 1. from the agreement takes full effect weapons programs, beyond nuclear threat. Administration granted citizenship, dur- THE FACTS: Trump is glossing over later this year. Starbucks, citing ocean threat, is ditching plastic straws By Candice Choi Organisation who studies plastic In February, Dunkin’ Donuts said Still, the advocacy group 5 Gyres recent months. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pollution. it would eliminate polystyrene notes that the top five biggest “Our biggest challenge is trying A week after its hometown of foam cups from its stores by 2020. sources of single-use plastic are to locate alternative sources so we NEW YORK — Starbucks will Seattle banned plastic drinking McDonald’s said it would switch plastic bags, water bottles, to-go can satisfy the demand,” said Laura eliminate plastic straws from all of straws and utensils, Starbucks said to paper straws in the United containers, to-go cups and straws. Craven, the company’s director of its locations within two years, the Monday that by 2020, it will use Kingdom and Ireland by next year Other plastic items have also marketing. coffee chain announced Monday, straws made from biodegradable and test alternatives to plastic been targeted in recent years. Craven also said she’s starting to becoming the largest food and bev- materials such as paper and special- straws in some U.S. locations. The Several local governments have see more awareness about the need erage company to do so as calls for ly designed lids. The company burger chain also said this year it enacted bans and fees on plastic for exemptions for straws that bend, businesses and cities to cut waste already offers alternative straws in would use only recycled or other bags. Reusable water bottles have which people with disabilities and grow louder. Seattle. environmentally friendly materials also gained popularity as a way to others may need. Starbucks says it While the straws account for a Other cities, like Fort Myers for its soda cups, Happy Meal reduce use of plastic water bottles, expects an alternative it has to work small percentage of the pollution Beach in Florida, have banned plas- boxes and other packaging by 2025. with refilling water stations pop- in that regard. that ends up in the ocean, they’ve tic straws, and similar proposals are Starbucks notes the cups for its ping up on college campuses and The strawless lids will begin to become a flashpoint because being considered in New York and cold drinks are made from recycla- elsewhere. appear in Seattle and Vancouver they’re seen as an easy way to San Francisco. The push to ban the ble materials. One reason big chains say it will Starbucks this fall, with phased roll- reduce waste. straws gained traction after a viral Plastic drinking straws make up take time to change practices may outs within the U.S. and Canada “There are several of these sin- video in 2015 showed rescuers only about 4 percent of plastic trash be the difficulty in securing ade- next year. A global rollout of straw- gle-use items the public is realizing, removing a straw from a sea turtle’s by number of pieces, and far less by quate supplies. Imperial Dade, a less lids will follow, beginning in hey, we don’t actually need these,” nose in graphic detail. weight. Straws add up to about food service and janitorial supplies Europe, where they will be used in said Denise Hardesty, a scientist The issue of waste more broadly 2,000 tons of the nearly 9 million distributor based in New Jersey, some stores in France and the with Australia’s Commonwealth is coming up in company board- tons of plastic waste that ends up in says it’s seen a huge spike in Netherlands, as well as in the Scientific and Industrial Research rooms. waters around the globe each year. demand for alternative straws in United Kingdom. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS COMCIS TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 ✦ PAGE 5B

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City of Clovis Plaintiff, 2013 TOYOTA Sienna ITB-18-0629-07 LE, 5-door, 7 passen- Commodity Code vs. ger, V6, Auto, FWD, 91310 & 80194 Red, $14,995. RB Toy- BRANDON REDDEN ota, 600 W. 7th Street, ADVERTISEMENT AND JODI L. CONLEY, Clovis, NM. 575-762- LEGALS FOR BIDS CARS FOR SALE 4551. www.rbtoyota. com Sealed Bids for the con- Defendants. LEGAL 72671 2011 MAZDA Miata July 3, 2018 struction of the Run- g way 12-30 and Apron MX5, Electric hardtop, July 10, 2018 NOTICE OF SALE intention to make any Improvements will be dual heat/ac, automatic July 17, 2018 such preference, limita- received, prior to the NOTICE IS HEREBY or standard shift trans. tion or discrimination." deadline, by the City GIVEN that on July 18, 85k miles, NOTICE is hereby given Clovis Media Inc. will not of Clovis, Purchasing 2018, at the hour of excellent condition. that on June 7, 2018, knowingly accept any ad- Asking $12,775. James D. Duncan and Department, 321 Con- 11:00 AM, the under- nelly, Clovis, New signed Special Master, vertising in this newspa- 575-799-0714 Tana E. Duncan 2656 per that is in violation of South Roosevelt Road Mexico 88101, until or his designee, will, at 2016 DODGE GRAND 2:00 pm local time on the front entrance of the the law. Our readers are G, Causey, NM 88113, hereby informed that all CARAVAN, V6, Auto, Thursday, July 26, Curry County Court- Black. $15,995 filed application CL-185 dwellings advertised in 2018, at which time the house, at Ninth Judicial RB Toyota, 600 W. 7th with the STATE ENGI- this newspaper are avail- Bids received will be District Court, 700 Street, Clovis, NM. NEER for permit to able on an equal oppor- publicly opened and North Main, Suite 11, 575-762-4551. Change Place and Pur- tunity basis. To complain read. Any bid re- Clovis, NM 88101, sell www.rbtoyota.com pose of Use of 480.0 of discrimination, call acre-feet per annum of ceived after this dead- all of the rights, title, 2012 FORD Focus SE, line will not be con- and interests of the HUD toll-free at (202)- shallow ground water 708-1455. Hatchback, FWD, Auto, diverted from the fol- sidered. The Project above-named Defen- Blue. 64,965 miles, lowing wells: consists of recon- dants, in and to the $8,495. RB Toyota, structing Runway 12- hereinafter described LEGALS HELP WANTED APARTMENTS 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- WELL NO. 30, reconstructing a real property to the CURRY COUNTY vis, NM. 575-762- CL-185-POD1 large portion of the highest bidder for cash. 4551. one (1) month right of petitive wage and ex- SUBDIVISION Airport Apron area The property to be sold 2BD 1BA, 3Bd 2Ba www.rbtoyota.com 2016 Mitsubishi NW1/4SE1/4SW1/4 and associated elec- is located at 300 redemption held by the cellent benefit package. apartments and hous- Outlander Sport SUV, 4 SECTION 11 trical, lighting and Carmel Lane, Clovis, Defendants upon entry Applicant must also es for rent please call cyl, Auto, FWD, TOWNSHIP 5S runway and apron New Mexico 88101, of an order approving pass pre-employment 575-309-6661 for more $15,995. RB Toyota, RANGE 36E markings. and is more particularly sale, and subject to the physical, background information. 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- described as follows: entry of an in rem order check and drug screen. vis, NM. 575-762- WELL NO. Bids shall be on a lump of the Court approving 4551. www.rbtoyota. CL-185-POD2 sum and/or unit price Lot Five (5) in Block the terms and condi- Pick up application at com SUBDIVISION basis, with additive and Three (3) of the AL- tions of sale. Roosevelt County Elec- SE1/4NW1/4SW1/4 deductive alternate bid MOND RANCH ES- tric, 121 North Main, 2014 FIAT 500L Lounge SECTION 11 items as indicated in TATES UNIT NO. 1, A Witness my hand this Portales, NM Hatchback, 4 cyl, Auto, TOWNSHIP 5S the Bid Form. REPLAT OF - 13th day of June, 2018. Deadline: Tuesday, July Forrest Green, RANGE 36E TREE RANCH ES- 10, 2018 @ 4:00 PM $13,995. RB Toyota, The Issuing Office for the TATES UNIT NO. 1, A /s/ David Washburn 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- The applicants proposes Bidding Documents is: TRACT OF LAND IN DAVID WASHBURN, LECTRA TECH is look- vis, NM. 575-762- to cease the irrigation KSA Engineers, Inc. THE SOUTH HALF Special Master ing for experienced 4551. 2017 Toyota Tacoma (58 Buick St, San An- 8100 Wyoming Blvd NE of 160.0 acres of land SECTION 9, T2N, electricians! Call Tristan GARAGE SALE www.rbtoyota.com SR, Access Cab, 4 cyl, described as follows: gelo, TX 76901). R36E, N.M.P.M., City of Suite-M4, Box 272 at 575 309 3359 or ap- Auto, RWD, $20,495. Prospective Bidders Clovis, Curry County, Albuquerque, NM 87113 ply at 5820 Mabry Dr. in CURRY COUNTY RB Toyota, 600 W. 7th SUBDIVISION SW1/4 may examine the Bid- New Mexico, as shown Telephone: (505) 318- Clovis between 9 and Street, Clovis, NM. SECTION 11 ding Documents at the by the official recorded 0300 3. 4260 COTTONWOOD TRUCK/VAN/SUV 575-762-4551. TOWNSHIP 5S Issuing Office on Mon- plat thereof, E-mail: [email protected] Dr. Various Antique www.rbtoyota.com RANGE 36E days through Fridays NICK GRIEGO & SONS and collectible items. ACRES 160.0 between the hours of including any improve- CONSTRUCTION, INC. Too many to list. 8am and 5pm. ments, fixtures, and at- Drivers needed Come See What The applicants proposes tachments, such as, but Dump Truck/Mixer We Have!!!! to commence the diver- Contract documents, in- not limited to, mobile Drivers sion of 206.4 acre-feet cluding bid proposal homes, (hereinafter the Must have 2 Years per annum (Consump- forms, plan sheets, and “Property”). If there is a Experience PETS tive Use), for commer- specifications for the conflict between the le- A/B Class Driver WHEELCHAIR ACCES- cial water sales in Project may be viewed gal description and the Apply at 2008 DODGE Ram 2500, SIBLE van 2013 Toy- southern Roosevelt and downloaded free of street address, the le- 1155 Kimberly Lane FREE TO GOOD medium charcoal grey, ota Sienna Sport Van County. charge (with the option gal description shall HOMES 7 puppies, 2 140k miles, 6 speed au- only 27k miles, backup to purchase hard control. NOW HIRING Night Shift girls and 5 boys, SU- tomatic cummins 6.7 L camera, blind spot sen- Application is made to copies) at www.civcas SPECIAL NOTICES Nurses. Apply Retire- PER CUTE, Chihuahua 16 Turbo diesel, towing sors, sunroof, custom temporarily change tusa.com. Scanned The foregoing sale will ment Ranch 2221 Dillon and English Bulldog package w. break force, conversion doorway 57 place of use and pur- plans and specifications be made to satisfy an Clovis. Shift is 11pm to and Rottweiler mix. Call tool box, headache CLOVIS MEDIA INC. inch, retractable ramp pose of use of 206.4 (PDF format) are avail- in rem foreclosure judg- 8am. Complete benefit 575-607-8154 or 575- rack, engine guard, shall not be liable for with kneeling package. acre-feet per annum of able for pick-up only on ment rendered by this package for full time. 219-0180 new michelin tires, failure to publish an ad, like new condition! consumptive irrigation CD for a non-refund- Court in the above-enti- good condition, must for typographical errors $45,000 call 575-714- requirement. This is a able price of $50 from NOW HIRING! see to appreciate, ask- tled and numbered or for errors in publica- PLEASE HELP me find 1021 temporary change of KSA Engineers, Inc. cause on June 1, 2018, ing $13,800. Please tion except to the extent Career Oriented loving indoor homes for place of use and pur- being an action to fore- my cats. I'm moving call 575-626-6209 Please submit questions of the cost of that por- Sales Professionals Advertising Works! pose of shallow ground close a mortgage on tion of the ad wherein - Organized and must find new fami- water rights that will ex- for this Project prior to the Property. Plaintiff's lies for them. They're Friday, July 20, 2018, the error occurred. Cost - Self Motivated pire on December 31, judgment is in the adjustment is limited to Salary + Commission beautiful, playful and 2021. Upon expiration, 5:00 pm local time amount of $193,925.10, sweet. 2 brothers (3 through www.civca the first day insertion. Possible early termination or and the same bears in- Call Big Valley yrs old) to stay togeth- cancellation of the de- stusa.com in the Q & A terest at the variable er: 1 female (4 yrs old) 2011 CHEVY portal. in Portales! sired permit, the subject rate of 3.6250% per an- 575-356-8581 for another home. Colorado camper water right will automat- num, accruing at the Please call 575-749- shell for sale Call ically revert to the Addenda issued will be rate of $19.26 per diem. 0591. 575-607-5861 move-from well, place posted on www.civcas The Court reserves en- and purpose of use. tusa.com. You will be try of final judgment EASY MONEY... JUST a 2011 JEEP Wrangler Un- notified of addenda au- against Defendants, CALL AWAY. It’s illegal limited Sahara, 4 WD, tomatically through LAWN/GARDEN The move-from lands Brandon Redden and for companies doing V6, 4-spd. Auto, Black, HOME and points of diversion email if you download- Jodi L. Conley, for the business by phone to $22,995. RB Toyota, are 0.5 to 1 mile west ed your plans and amount due after fore- 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- promise you a loan and GONZALES LAWN and up to 0.5 miles specifications via civ vis, NM. 575-762- closure sale, including ask you to pay for it SERVICE north of the intersection castusa.com. interest, costs, and fees 4551. www.rbtoyota. before they deliver. A Need your lawn State Highway 114 and HELP WANTED com as may be assessed by public service message mowed? Give Gene a Avenue A located in the A pre-bid conference will the Court. Plaintiff has town of Causey, Roo- be held at 2:00 pm lo- ACREAGE/SALE from Clovis Media Inc. call today for your the right to bid at the CDL Driver Advertising free estimate. sevelt County, New cal time on Thursday, foregoing sale in an ROOSEVELT and the Federal Trade July 19, 2018 at the 2yrs Exp Clean MVR Works! 575-218-6143 Mexico. amount equal to its needed. Home Nightly, Commission. Terminal Building, judgment, and to sub- 107 SPRINGWOOD, Clovis Municipal Air- Sunday's off, Paid Any person, firm or cor- mit its bid either verbal- Weekly by commission, Portales lot with all poration or other entity port, Clovis, New ly or in writing. Plaintiff utilities for your mobile Mexico. Current drivers average having standing to file may apply all or any up to $20 per hour. Call home $250 rent or buy objections or protests part of its judgment to 480-392-8550 Bid security shall be fur- Art Cane 575.760.9860 shall do so in writing the purchase price in nished in accordance (objection must be legi- lieu of cash. CLASS A CDL Driver ble, signed, and include with the Instructions to HOMES FOR SALE Bidders. Tanker Endorsed 2yrs the writer's complete In accordance with the Exp, Clean MVR need- CURRY COUNTY name, phone number, Court's decree, the pro- ed. Home Nightly, 6 email address, and Owner: City of Clovis ceeds of sale are to be By: Joshua Matekovic days per week. Starts 2 BR 1 BA Farmhouse, mailing address). The applied first to the costs $14 ph. Call Art Cane approx 900 SF, stucco objection to the ap- Title: Airport Director of sale, including the Date: 7/10/2018 Special Master's fees, 575.760.9860 siding, metal roof, new proval of the application heat/AC unit, $50,000. must be based on: (1) and then to satisfy the LEGAL 72844 above-described judg- You must move off Impairment; if impair- NEW TODAY! property.575-799-0714 ment, you must specifi- July 10, 2018 ment, including interest, with any remaining bal- cally identify your water HR GENERALIST 3 BR 2BA Farmhouse rights*; and/or (2) Pub- ORDINANCE ance to be paid unto No. 2103-2018 the registry of the Court approx. 2000 SF, two- lic Welfare/Conserva- Southwest Cheese Co., story, 3 car detached tion of Water; if public in order to satisfy any the world's largest pro- BE IT ORDAINED by the future adjudication of garage, 2 box cars for welfare or conservation ducer of American style storage, sits on 7.25 of water within the sate governing body, that is priority lienholders. cheeses, is looking for the City Commission of acres. Asking $165,000 of New Mexico, you an experienced Asso- as is. 575-799-0714 must show how you will the City of Clovis, in the NOTICE IS FURTHER ciate - Human Re- be substantially and County of Curry and GIVEN that in the event sources Business Part- specifically affected. State of New Mexico. that the Property is not ner (Generalist). It is a The written protest sooner redeemed, the fast-paced environment HOMES FOR SALE must be filed, in tripli- AN ORDINANCE RE- undersigned Special that works with our ROOSEVELT cate, with the State En- LATING TO THE COM- Master will, as set forth 400+ employees in hir- gineer, 1900 West Sec- MISSION ON OLDER above, offer for sale ing, promoting, on- 821 W. 16th St. Block & ond Roswell, NM 88201 ADULTS, AND and sell the Property to boarding, training, ben- half from ENMU. 3 BR within ten (10) days af- AMENDING AND RE- the highest bidder for efits and other areas of 2 BA 2016 SF w/900SF ter the date of the last PEALING EXISTING cash or equivalent, for support. Applicants new addition, fenced publication of this No- CODE SECTIONS the purpose of satisfy- must apply online at back yard. Possible tice. Facsimiles (faxes) ing, in the adjudged or- www.southwestcheese. owner finance w/down will be accepted as a Passed, Approved and der of priorities, the com/careers. Business payment. 575-770-4790 valid protest as long as Adopted this 5th day of judgment and decree of and/or HR degree re- View on Craigs List the hard copy is hand- July, 2018. foreclosure described quired. delivered or mailed and herein, together with /S/ David Lansford postmarked within 24- any additional costs JOB OPENING hours of the facsimile. Mayor, City of Clovis and attorney's fees, in- JOURNEYMAN Mailing postmark will be cluding the costs of ad- LINEMAN used to validate the 24- (S E A L) vertisement and publi- hour period. Protests ATTEST: cation for the foregoing Job Requirements: can be faxed to the Of- sale, and, reasonable -Valid journeyman line- /S/ Vicki Reyes fice of the State Engi- receiver and Special man certificate from an neer, 575-623-8559. If Assistant City Clerk Master's fees in an accredited electric utility no valid protest or ob- amount to be fixed by lineman training pro- jection is filed, the State Advertising Works! the Court. The amount gram. Engineer will evaluate of the judgment due is -Minimum of 4 years line the application in accor- LEGAL 72250 $193,925.10, plus inter- experience in transmis- dance with the provi- June 19, 2018 est to and including sion, OH/UG electric sions of Chapter 72 June 16, 2018 date of sale in the distribution including all NMSA 1978. July 3, 2018 amount of $1,521.54, phases of line construc- July 10, 2018 for a total judgment of tion, maintenance, and ALL real estate advertis- Advertising Works! $195,446.64. troubleshooting. ing in Clovis Media Inc. STATE OF NEW -Knowledge of the RUS newspapers is subject to LEGAL 72845 MEXICO The foregoing sale may construction specifica- the Federal Fair Housing July 10, 2018 COUNTY OF CURRY be postponed and tions and the National Act of 1968 as amended July 15, 2018 NINTH JUDICIAL rescheduled at the dis- Electrical Safety Code which makes it illegal to DISTRICT COURT cretion of the Special would be a plus. advertise "any prefer- CLOVIS MUNICIPAL Master, and is subject -Valid Class A CDL with ence, limitation or dis- AIRPORT No. D-905-CV-2017- to all taxes, utility liens excellent driving record crimination based on CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 00458 and other restrictions required. race, color, religion, RUNWAY 12-30 AND and easements of handicap, family status APRON PLANET HOME LEND- record, and subject to a Compensation: Com- or national origin, or an IMPROVEMENTS ING, LLC,