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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Clovis man charged with negligent arson ❏ Two apparent the at-large suspect charged in called police around 9:30 a.m. tion box, trying to insert a lit Around 10:40 a.m. while connection with one. Tuesday and “reported someone stick into the donation box and police were taking that report, arson incidents Ricky Morse, 22, of Clovis had came in the church during later “with an object, possibly a public works personnel was charged with negligent the night and started a fire and pocket knife, trying to pry open “observed smoke coming from being investigated. arson after a report Tuesday attempted to steal from the the donation box.” the air conditioner vents” at a morning of a fire started just donation box.” The church employee showed foreclosed vacant building By David Grieder before 2 a.m. at Clovis’ Sacred Church security footage police “a fire extinguisher on “located directly across the Heart Church, records show. shows a man “immediately rec- the wall that had been dis- STAFF WRITER street from the Church,” said the [email protected] Morse remained at large late ognize(d)” by police as Morse charged on the ground,” along Tuesday afternoon and police in at 1:45 a.m. entering the with a stack of “burnt and complaint. Morse CLOVIS — Early into an a news release asked anyone church’s worship hall, which is charred” brochures piled on the That building is without elec- investigation of two apparent with information on his where- open 24 hours, according to a ground, as well as a burn mark tricity and the fire is also being arson incidents, Clovis police abouts to contact the depart- criminal complaint. on a pew “where someone had investigated as arson, said the on Tuesday asked for any infor- ment. The video shows the suspect attempted to catch it on fire,” news release. Officials say the mation relative to either fire or An employee at the church eating from cans in the collec- wrote Officer Trevor Thron. two incidents “may be related.”

BATTLE OF THE BADGES Portales votes to start rec center negotiations ❏ City manager says city has received one proposal for facility. By Jamie Cushman STAFF WRITER [email protected] PORTALES — The Portales City Council on Tuesday unanimously decided to begin negotiations for a proposal to turn the city's Rec Center into a family entertainment venue, but few details were shared about the proposal. City Manager Sammy Standefer said the city received one proposal but did not share any other details such as which company or individ- ual responded and what the plan is for the future of the Rec Center because of the ongoing procure- ment. When asked by Mayor Pro-Tem Staff photo: David Grieder Michael Miller, Standefer said he From left, Clovis Police Sgt. James Gurule, phlebotomists Nate Valenzuela and Ashley Melendez and walk-in Grace Padilla share did think the proposal was suffi- space in the bloodmobile Tuesday afternoon during the first day of the “Battle of the Badges” drive, a recurring sanguine competi- cient enough to take the next step of tion among law enforcement. By afternoon firefighters were ahead of police by six units donated, but the drive continues 9 a.m. to beginning negotiations. 1 p.m. today at the fire station, 321 Mitchell Street. Councilors Dianne Parker and Jessica Smith were not present. Also at Tuesday's meeting (all votes 5-0): ■ The council approved a notice of intent regarding a change to the Right-to-work ordinance approved city's policy for waste management disposal. ❏ 4-1 Vote followed nance. don’t see any reason why a person “Right-to-work does not increase Public Works Director John Commissioner Matthew Hunton, should have to belong to any politi- an individual’s pay. It does not bring DeSha said the potential ordinance 45-minute public who originally requested the com- cal or labor organization in order to you any more business than not would prevent residents from plac- mission consider the right-to-work get work,” Smith said. “We just having it,” Martin said. ing items next to a dumpster and hearing on the issue. ordinance, cited his libertarian think that’s a very simple matter. Christopher Saavedra, a New would give the city recourse against beliefs and the importance of choice That doesn’t mean that labor unions Mexico representative for the individuals who commit illegal By Jamie Cushman when he motioned to approve the are bad, it simply means that this is United Fruit and Commercial dumping or theft of service. STAFF WRITER ordinance. a free county and you should not Workers Union, questioned the The ordinance will now go back before the council at its Aug. 21 [email protected] “Voluntary dues I think is the key have to belong to a labor union in necessity of the ordinance. meeting when the council will vote that we are discussing and what the order to get work.” “This bill is 100 percent superflu- PORTALES — By a 4-1 margin ordinance is about,” Hunton said. Carla Sontagg, president and on the potential ordinance, follow- on Tuesday the Roosevelt County ous. It’s all pushed and run by polit- ing a public hearing. “This is not a union crusher. Unions founder of the New Mexico ical special interest groups. It’s not Commission voted to approve a are excellent. Many years ago Business Coalition, said right-to- ■ The council approved the fis- right-to-work ordinance. for the worker, it will only diminish cal year 2019 budget. Finance unions were absolutely without a work is one of the factors that site what workers have and what they The decision came following a doubt necessary. I think it’s up to selectors look at when considering Director Marilyn Rapp said the have fairly bargained and fairly public hearing on the ordinance that unions to find the value to make where to set up a business. city's general fund projected rev- negotiated for themselves today,” featured several speakers on both people want to join that union and if “We would never tell you that enues of about $7.4 million is about sides of the argument. the value’s not there, I don’t like the right-to-work is going to solve Saavedra said. $300,000 less than last year due in Commissioner Dennis Lopez idea that money can be stolen out of every problem in your county or in After the meeting, Hunton said large part to to a projected nearly cast the lone vote against the ordi- a paycheck. I just don’t.” the state, it’s not going to happen. the ordinance will not affect the rail- $270,000 decrease in gross receipts nance. The vote followed an approxi- But it will give you new economic road workers, who made up a tax. “I think that with no written mately 45-minute public hearing, opportunities for growth,” Sontagg majority of the opposition present at Rapp said the general fund pro- agreement that would offset legal which featured six individuals in said. Tuesday’s meeting. Hunton esti- jected expenditures of about $9.35 costs, with not showing me how it’s support of the right-to-work ordi- Audie Martin, a local representa- mated that very few, if any current million increased 7.5 percent over going to benefit our county and the nance and eight people opposed. tive for the International workers in Roosevelt County would last year due to increases in private sector, on behalf of my con- Larry Smith, former chairman of Association of Sheet Metal, Air, be affected by the new ordinance. salaries, benefits, purchased prop- stituents in District 1 I pretty much the Republican Party of Roosevelt Rail, and Transportation Workers The ordinance pertains to all erty services, insurance and utili- know how I’m going to vote,” County, was the first to speak in (SMART) labor union, pushed back incorporated areas of the county ties. Lopez said moments before the favor of the ordinance. against the benefits of right-to-work commission approved the ordi- “We of the Republican party touted by its supporters. ROOSEVELT on Page 3A PORTALES on Page 2A

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LOCAL ROUNDUP Meetings Events calendar Today “Coco.” Information: 575-356- Woman ordered Man in critical condition calendar ■ Battle of the Badges — 9 3940 to pay $373 in fines following shooting a.m.-1p.m. blood drive at fire sta- ■ Nurses pinning — 1 p.m. at Thursday tion, 321 Mitchell St. Information: Clovis Civic Center. Information: CLOVIS — A 24-year-old Clovis woman A 38-year-old man was in critical condi- ■ Curry County 800-333-8037 575-769-4954 has been ordered to pay $373 in fines after tion at a Lubbock-area hospital on Tuesday Commission — 10 a.m. special ■ Tiny Tots storytime — 10 ■ Free swim — 1 p.m.-5:45 pleading no contest to allegations she failed following a shooting Sunday night in Clovis, meeting in commission cham- a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public p.m. for age 18 and under at to send her 6-year-old daughter to school. police said in a news release. bers at county administrative Library. Information: 575-769- Portales City Pool. Sponsored by The woman was arrested in December The victim, who was not identified, was in building, 417 Gidding St. 7840 Kiwanis Club of Portales. after her daughter had 15 days of unex- intensive care, the release said. ■ Information: 575-763-6016 Rock-n-Rollers — 10:30 Information: 575-359-4805 cused absences, according to a news Police were dispatched to the 2100 block ■ USDA Workshop — 6 p.m. a.m. at Portales Public Library. release from District Attorney Andrea of Chapparal Avenue at 9:37 p.m. Sunday for Saturday for Curry County residents who Theme: Bubble, bubble, pop! Reeb. a report of shots fired. Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Border Town Days — 10 could benefit from connecting to Per state law, the release said, “a student On arrival they found the victim with mul- ■ Swim meet — 1 p.m.-3 p.m. a.m., Texico-Farwell. Information: with more than 10 unexcused absences in a tiple gunshot wounds, the release said. new water line on CR K to CR 6. at Portales City Pool. Sponsored 806-481-3681 school year is considered a ‘habitual tru- The release did not say if anyone had been At commission chambers, 417 by Kiwanis Club of Portales. ■ Closing party — 1 p.m. at ant.’ A first time conviction for this crimi- arrested in connection with the incident. Gidding St. Information: 575- Information: 575-359-4805 Clovis-Carver Public Library. nal offense is not punishable by jail time; Officials declined to release a report filed in 763-6016 ■ Closing party — 2 p.m. at Information: 575-769-7840 however, any second or subsequent offense connection with the case and they did not Portales Public Library. for Failure to Enforce Compulsory School respond to questions about the incident. Monday Information: 575-356-3940 Aug. 1 ■ Child Find screening — 9 Attendance is punishable by six months in ■ Clovis-Carver Library ■ Stitch Addicts — 6:30 p.m. a.m.-11 a.m. at Texico school. — Staff reports come and go group at Clovis- jail and/or a $500 fine.” Board — 5:30 p.m. at the Bring infants, toddlers for early library. Information: 575-769- Carver Public Library. Information: 575-769-7840 intervention pre-screening. 7828 Information: 575-482-3492 he was spraying for Thursday Tuesday ■ Preschool storytime — 10 Ongoing ULY grasshoppers on a tractor ■ Comprehensive Plan ■ Artist of the month — J 25 when the crashes occurred a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Public Meeting — 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Library. Information: 575-769- Artists for this month at Clovis- moments after he heard an Carver Public Library are Lois On this date ... at Clovis Civic Center. Each of 7840 explosion. Snyder and Misty Prater from the the elements in the previous ■ Summer wrap-up party — 1958: Two F-100 fighter “White said he looked up Pintores Art League. Information: Comprehensive Plan (communi- 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public planes from Cannon Air 575-762-6359 and saw the two-seater Library. Information: 575-356- Force Base crashed about ty profile, land use, housing, plane on fire and watched it 3940 transportation, infrastructure, The events calendar is a daily seven miles south of the crash. He said he didn’t see ■ Movie Madness — 2 p.m. base, killing two pilots. the second plane until it economic development, utilities, listing of area events. To place an hazard mitigation, and imple- at Portales Public Library. Movie: item on the calendar, call the A third man ejected from crashed into the ground sec- “Footloose.” Information: 575- mentation) will be updated as newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- one of the planes and sur- onds later in an adjoining 356-3940 vived after landing in a part of this planning process. ■ mail: field of deep sand,” the Paella on the Patio — 6 [email protected] field. Information: 575-769-7828 p.m. at Clovis Civic Center. Clovis News-Journal report- Tierra Blanca, and Lt. Witnesses said the planes ed. Charles Carey, 26, of 208 E. Reservation includes paella, did not collide, but crashed Another witness said she Aug. 1 tapas, live music. Tickets: $30. Plaza. ■ CCC Board of Trustees — Information/reservation: 575-935- seconds apart. saw a man eject from the Both men were married Obituaries Cannon officials said one two-seater plane, make a 8 a.m. in room 512 at the col- 500&0 and Hudson had a 21- ■ Page Turners Book Club of the planes, a single-seat safe landing, “then got up month-old son. lege. Information: 575-769-4001 supersonic jet, was monitor- and ran most of the way to — 6:30 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Death notices Public Library. Book: A Tree ing the other, a two-seater, The meetings calendar is a the scene of the crash.” Pages Past is compiled Grows in Brooklyn. Information: Enrique Gonzales for signs of trouble before The victims were identi- daily listing of area events. To by David Stevens. Contact 575-769-7840 Age: 38 the crashes. fied as Lt. Harvey Hudson, place an item on the calendar, him at: City of Residence: Rancher E.M. White said 24, who lived at 124 E. [email protected] call the newsroom at 575-763- Friday Farwell, TX 6991 or e-mail: ■ Friday Flix — 10:30 a.m. at [email protected] Date & Place of Birth: Portales Public Library. Movie: May 11, 1980, in Portales, ship dues as last year. Municipal Airport. NM Portales Councilors Oscar Following the 30-year Date & Place of Death: Robinson and Jake Lopez lease ownership the hangars July 24, 2018 in Friona, TX from Page 1A will remain the council's will revert to the city. Markets Services: A rosary will EPCOG representative and ■ The council selected Dow Jones: 25,241.94 +197.65 (+0.79%) be held at 10:00 am ■ The council approved Thursday, July 26, 2018 at alternate, respectively. Mayor Ron Jackson and Gold: 1,224.86/oz Silver: 15.51/oz Oil: 68.71/barrel the city's membership withh ■ The council approved Miller to serve as the city's San Jose Catholic Church, the Eastern Plains Council an agreement to lease two voting delegate and alternate, Closing Quotes Microsoft Corporation 107.66 216 Anderson Street, Altria Group Inc 57.99 Newmont Mining Corp 37.13 Texico, NM. A mass of the of Governments for fiscal plots of land to Bruce respectively, for the 2018 AT&T Inc. 31.68 PepsiCo, Inc. 114.74 year 2019 at a cost of Nixon to construct 10 T- New Mexico Municipal Atmos Energy Corporation 90.62 PNM Resources Inc 37.85 resurrection will be held at Sears Holdings Corp 2.05 $2,964, the same member- hangars at the Portales League Conference. Bank of America Corp 30.83 10:30 am Thursday, July 26, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 58.26 Tenneco Inc 44.15 2018 at San Jose Catholic Citigroup Inc 71.07 Verizon Communications Inc. 51.51 Chevron Corporation 123.85 Washington Federal Inc. 34.25 Church. Delta Air Lines, Inc. 51.68 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 65.51 Arrangements by Muffley Edison International 66.06 Wells Fargo & Co 58.35 Funeral Home, 575-762- Exxon Mobil Corporation 83.01 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 87.96 Ford Motor Company 10.57 Xcel Energy Inc 45.54 4435, muffleyfuneralhome General Electric Company 13.12 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com .com GlaxoSmithKline 41.21 These are the high and low prices Int’ Business Machines Corp. 146.38 for grain as reported by the N.M. Intel Corporation 52.18 Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. Funerals The Coca-Cola Co 45.26 Wheat 4.60-4.96 Southwest Airlines Co 51.91 Sorghum 5.66 McDonald's Corporation 157.94 Corn: Bushel 3.82-4.11 Today Merck & Co., Inc. 63.42 Corn 100-wt 6.82-7.34 Alfredo Espino — 10 a.m. at The Chapel, Clovis Johnny Ulibarri — 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Clovis Thursday Enrique Gonzales — 10:30 a.m. at San Jose Catholic Church, Texico Joe Garcia — 2 p.m. in the Steed-Todd Funeral Chapel July 29 A.J. Gibbs — 12:30 p.m. at Corona Cemetery

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Member: The Associated Press THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3A Courthouse contenders talk ‘circulation’ By David Grieder the presenters had discussed. 90-degree summer day in Clovis. ments of $2,500 and $1,250 for the ed after the Aug. 28 library shooting. STAFF WRITER “You’re talking tunnels, that’s a lot A presenter from NCA Architects, fourth quarter of service agreements Of more than $50,000 raised, $30,000 [email protected] of money,” he said of a transport idea LLC pointed out construction and with the Clovis/Curry County went to the “Library Victim Unmet floated in a presentation from Dyron development would also have to Chamber of Commerce and Curry Needs Grant” managed by United CLOVIS — How to best address Murphy Architects P.C. account for ongoing work at the Residence Senior Meals Association, Way of Eastern New Mexico. The “circulation” at the Curry County The courthouse’s history -- with the county’s neighboring Adult Detention respectively. The payments are the remaining funds will finance a few Courthouse — that is, the flow of main building from 1936 and the Center, with the safe transport of last either entity, along with others, other memorial efforts: paintings of detainees around court staff and pub- annex built 20 years later — account- inmates into the building about as will receive from the county due to a Wanda Walters and Krissie Carter, lic in the building — came up in each ed for some of its specific architectur- important as their movement within variety of budget constraints. donations to school libraries and of three presentations Tuesday after- al challenges, said a presenter from it. Pyle said that due to New Mexico memorial scholarships. noon from contenders for the archi- Dyron Murphy, with numerous land- NCA Architects also offer a mock- Anti-Donation law, budget con- ■ Josh Kamplain said in an update tectural services contract. ings and stairs calling for handicap up in plywood or cardboard of a straints and recommendations from on the jail renovation and addition courtroom design, their representa- Curry County commissioners spent accessibility upgrades. state and county auditors, the Fiscal project that work was currently more than an hour listening to three During another presentation, the tives said during presentation, a tool Year 2019 operating budget “has no behind by 14 days, but he was confi- finalists, selected from four groups to courts specialist for The Hartman + useful in allowing judges to experi- funds allocated to non-profits” like dent that time would be made up respond to the county’s Request For Majewski Design Group compli- ence their vantage in the proposed senior centers, the Chamber, domes- Proposals on the renovation project, mented the courthouse’s “magnifi- space during any given trial or hear- tic violence shelter Hartley House, since it was still early in the process. in a special meeting Tuesday. An cent three-way opening elevator,” one ing. Clovis MainStreet historic revitaliza- One particular delay was with a “clay evaluation team from the county took of very few if not the only such lift he Cost estimates are not part of the tion program and others. tile sewer line” liable to break with a notes on the presentations and will had seen in a courthouse. proposal evaluation but will figure The Chamber’s Executive Director stiff breeze, but some progress recommend one to the commission at Elevators were mentioned in each into contract negotiations, which are Ernie Kos said the loss of $10,000 to already noted was with “rebar pro- its meeting early next month. of the three presentations as a poten- currently scheduled to come back to their annual budget would be felt, but curement” and a new main gas line at “Dollars versus need versus tial solution for some of the “circula- the commission by or before its Sept. she was also concerned with the “per- the existing detention center. wants,” Commissioner Chet Spear tion problems” in the building today. 4 meeting, County Manager Lance ceived or real perception” that it sig- ■ In his manager report, Pyle said said after each presentation, empha- Hartman + Majewski also called for Pyle told The News. nified a dissolving partnership the total operating budget for FY19 is sizing that to him the main priority for an ample space at the courthouse Commissioner Angelina Baca was between the county and the group. currently $41,441,896. That budget is renovations was for functionality entrance permitting a “reasonable not present at Tuesday’s special meet- In her quarterly report, Kos also up for approval at another special rather than impressive entrances or amount of queuing” indoors at securi- ing. Also at that meeting: discussed recent programming and meeting scheduled for 10 a.m. abundant natural lighting, as some of ty, a point well-received on another ■ Commissioners approved pay- gave an update on relief funds collect- Thursday at 417 Gidding Street. Jail logs Booked aggravated battery (deadly 58, interference with com- released from local jails ■ Timothy Saiz, 36 Ornelas Jr, 37, court order weapon) munications, battery (house- Friday-Monday: ■ Jeffrey Bryant, 47 ■ Domingo Duran, 29, The following were ■ ■ Patrick Winsor, 51, hold member) Lawrence Woods, 47 bond booked into local jails ■ ■ driving under the influence, Cesar Aceves, 22, Clovis* Andrew Pablo, 28 ■ Sabino Salazar Sanchez, Friday-Monday: open container, driving or shoplifting, probation viola- ■ ■ Patrick Winsor, 51 Fabian Reyes, 31 58, bond moving an unsafe vehicle, tion, resisting, evading or ■ Clovis Shawn Hubbard, 38 ■ Armando Carbajal, 56, operation of vehicle on obstructing an officer ■ James Butler, 26 Portales ■ Lawrence Woods, 47, approach of ermergency ■ Domingo Duran, 29, ■ ■ bond James Pacheco, 41 James McFarlin, 48, ■ failure to pay fines vehicle battery (household member) ■ Alex Romero, 26 bond Mason Golden, 20, ■ ■ Matthew Watkins, 23, Uriel Ramirez, 23, fail- ■ Reynaldo Sanchez- ■ Ivan Luevano, 25 ■ Mariah Martinez, 21, bond driving while under the ure to pay fines, failure to Ornelas Jr, 37, bench warrant ■ Jimi Gallegos, 26 bond ■ Patricia Villanueva, 37, influence, speeding, failure appear on misdemeanor ■ Armando Carbajal, 55, ■ Joseph Castillo, 25 ■ Johnny Mobley, 35, court order to obey traffic control charge battery (household member) ■ Samone Betancourt, 23 time served devices ■ Joshua Jeffs, 31, proba- ■ ■ ■ Gabriel Renteria Garcia, Veronica Galvan, 41 Pete Corrales, 50, bond * The Curry County ■ Patrick Sisneros, 51, tion violation 31, aggravated driving while ■ Lexy Garcia, 18 ■ Michael Encinias, 33, ■ Detention Center in Clovis criminal trespass Frank Robles, 49, pro- under the influence, carless ■ Benny Lucero, 32 bond does not disclose the rea- ■ Kip Hookstra, 41, bation violation driving, no driver’s license, ■ John Rosa, 27 ■ Hannah Montiel, 27, aggravated driving while ■ Judas Lopez, 21, proba- open container, resisting, ■ Matthew Watkins, 23 time served sons for release in its daily under the influence tion violation, concealing evading or obstructing an ■ Lincoln Nelson, 29 ■ Joe Mirabal, 31, other briefings. ■ Tory Quinn, 24, failure identity, resisting, evading or officer ■ Jorge Quiroga, 52 jail to pay fines, failure to appear obstructing an officer ■ Jerry Nale, 20, proba- ■ Robert Maes, 32 ■ Zimri Paulk, 20, bond — Compiled by the Staff ■ ■ Tiffanie Romero, 24, Eugene Foster, 42, fail- tion violation ■ Cusseta Chambers, 34 ■ Reynaldo Sanchez- of The News embezzlement of a motor ure to appear, probation vio- ■ Sylvia Looney, 37, vehicle lation bench warrant ■ Suzanna Hardin, 35, ■ Cedric Johnson, 24, ■ Thomas Keeling, 49, session the commission unani- cal year 2019 budget. failure to pay fines failure to appear third-degree criminal sexual mously voted to give County County Manager Amber ■ Patrick Trujillo, 30, fail- penetration (attempt) Roosevelt Attorney Randy Knudson Hamilton said the budget ure to pay fines Portales ■ Mason Golden, 20, from Page 1A authority to file a motion to adjustments were largely ■ Matthew Reyes, 40, ■ Pete Corrales Jr, 50, bench warrant ■ intervene on the foreclosure of housekeeping items to ensure shoplifting ($100 or less) bench warrant Jovany Jimenez- and will go into effect 30 days ■ ■ Phillips, 19, battery (house- the old Abengoa ethanol plant. the final report for the fiscal Ryan Sanders- Mariah Martinez, 21, following approval by the ■ The commission unani- year is accurate and only a few Lamarche, 26, shoplifting bench warrant hold member), assault commission, which would be ■ ■ (attempted battery) mously approved several end- minor changes were made Andres Pablo, 28, Sirena Navarrete, 22, Aug. 23. of-year financial items includ- between the 2019 budget aggravated driving while aggravated battery, aggravat- Also at Tuesday’s meeting: ing the final budget adjust- approved Tuesday and the pre- under the influence ed assault Released ■ ■ ■ Following an approxi- ments and fourth quarter report liminary budget the commis- Christina Garcia, 34, Sabino Salazar Sanchez, The following were mately 45-minute executive for fiscal year 2018 and the fis- sion previously approved. 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Viewpoint Abusive airport screeners not Good to treat enemies as humans above the law The political left, and much While I’m glad neither of You’d have to believe elec- of the political right, keeps them seems to want to start a tions are a legitimate process ost Americans are far likelier to be putting me in an uncomfort- Kent nuclear war right now, I’m for choosing a ruler to get searched by an agent of the able position where I almost McManigal horrified the situation has worked up about it. I don’t. MTransportation Security feel the need to defend been allowed to get to the When Trump uses “alterna- ◆ Administration than by an FBI agent. But accord- President Trump. point where such a thing is tive facts” people lose their ing to a federal appeals court, if an FBI agent Almost. Local even possible. minds, but when he tells the violates your rights you can file a lawsuit. If columnist It’s not a position I enjoy. I also prefer Trump and truth about the U.S. “intelli- you’re manhandled by a TSA employee you’re I see no legitimacy in the Vladimir Putin acting friendly gence” apparatus’ complete out of luck. By a 2-1 vote, the U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of office of president, nor in any instead of being at each lack of credibility, they don’t other political office for that late each other’s subjects and other’s throats. I see no bene- like that either, and lose their Appeals in Philadelphia has ruled against Nadine territories for a while? Pellegrino, a business consultant from Boca matter. I don’t care about fit in the two governments own credibility through their Donald Trump one way or the Personally, I think it’s a wanting to fight each other. hysterical reactions. Raton, Florida, who claimed that a search of her good thing he treats the U.S. belongings at Philadelphia International Airport other; he’s irrelevant to my None at all. People I care There is plenty to criticize government’s enemies like in 2006 was too rough and invasive. She was day-to-day life. But the way about might get caught in the about President Trump, but arrested and charged with assault after she the political left overreacts to fellow human beings. The middle. until his dedicated enemies of clashed with TSA agents, but was found not everything he does goes other option is to encourage Sure, maybe Russian gov- the Loyal Opposition stop guilty. She then filed a lawsuit against the TSA beyond criticism into delu- them to go to war. I can’t see ernment hackers exposed the screaming over figments of and the individual agents. sional territory. Pointing this that as a good idea. DNC’s corruption, but which their imaginations and things The appeals court’s decision turned not on the out is seen as “defending” I’m glad Trump and North is worse — the exposure or that don’t matter I can’t take truth or falsity of Pellegrino’s allegations but on a him. It’s really not. Korea’s Kim Jong-un aren’t the corruption? And the U.S. them seriously. question of how a law called the Federal Tort How could any sane person behaving like some politi- government is always inter- Claims Act should be interpreted. object to the people in charge cians and pundits seem to fering in foreign elections so Farwell’s Kent McManigal Generally, the federal government is immune to of a couple of governments want them to behave. It’s as if the possibility someone may champions liberty. Contact lawsuits under the doctrine of “sovereign immu- deciding to shake hands and those other people are itching have done the same thing to him at: nity.” But the Federal Tort Claims Act creates put off threatening to annihi- for a war. They probably are. the U.S. doesn’t upset me. [email protected] various exceptions, including one allowing citi- zens to sue “investigative or law enforcement officers” for civil wrongs including false arrest, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. US has duty to defend Baltics from Russia Writing for the majority, Judge Cheryl Ann Krause said that TSA agents didn’t qualify Donald Trump thrives on an defending small allies in far- were significantly Russified. because the searches they performed were image of strength, so it’s away places is worse: A By the mid-1980s, only about “administrative.” The judge suggested that if never a good look when he Rich predatory Russian leader who 50 percent of people living in searches by TSA agents could give rise to law- inadvertently invokes the Lowry has already annexed the terri- Latvia were Latvians. suits, so could other routine searches by govern- spirit of Neville Chamberlain, ◆ tory of one neighboring sov- With the end of the Cold ment officials, such as those carried out by meat the British prime minister Syndicated ereign country is listening. War, the Baltics managed a inspectors and employees of the Occupational whose name has become a columnist The Baltic states know all miracle journey from captive Safety and Health Administration. watchword for appeasement. too well the consequences of nations to members of NATO, Yet Krause conceded that airport screenings are In September 1938, being abandoned to their fate. joining every international particularly invasive because they “may involve Chamberlain referred to the how Trump thinks of NATO’s In the 20th century, they were organization they could and thorough searches of not only the belongings of process of the Nazis dismem- lesser members. He talked vulnerable states in the worst putting their trust in Western passengers but also their physical persons — bering Czechoslovakia as “a this way during the campaign time and place to be weak. norms and credibility. They searches that are even more rigorous and intimate quarrel in a faraway country about three other small NATO The Molotov-Ribbentrop have all become vibrant, mul- for individuals who happen to be selected for between people of whom we countries: Estonia, Latvia and Pact, concluded on Aug. 23, tiparty democracies. physical pat-downs after passing through a metal know nothing.” Lithuania. He referred to 1939, a day that lives in Baltic They are small, yes, and far detector or imaging scanner.” She suggested that In an interview on Fox infamy, divided Eastern these Baltic states at a cam- away, yes. But the line has to although current law didn’t authorize lawsuits News after his summit with Europe between the totalitari- paign rally as countries be drawn somewhere. If not at against TSA agents in her view, Congress could Vladimir Putin, Trump an behemoths of Hitler’s “nobody in this room’s ever Tallinn, how about Helsinki? pass a law allowing them. accepted an invitation to heard of.” Germany and Stalin’s Soviet We disagree. The judge’s cramped reading of question the U.S. commit- Union. The Soviets got the If not in Vilnius, in Warsaw? The Baltics are immediate- If in none of those places, in the law seems to miss the point of what TSA ment to Montenegro, a small ly in the line of Russian fire, Baltics. Tellingly, Putin Prague or Berlin? Russia must agents do. And it denies recourse to people who nation in the Balkans that as targets of harassment by speaks favorably of the mon- are abused by them. only joined NATO last year. Vladimir Putin and officially strous deal. have a westernmost boundary, Most TSA agents do their jobs diligently and “Montenegro is a tiny country part of the Soviet Union as Stalin occupied and purged enforced by a defensive courteously. But those who take advantage of the with very strong people,” recently as 20 years ago. the Baltics, only to get swept alliance of like-minded sometimes intimate contact they have with the Trump mused. “They’re very Every chink in NATO’s credi- aside when Hitler broke the Western democracies, other- traveling public shouldn’t be immune to legal aggressive people. They may bility directly affects their pact and invaded Russia. The wise Putin will be tempted to sanctions. If the courts won’t recognize that, get aggressive, and congratu- security. Nazis occupied and purged act yet again on his open mus- Congress should step in. lations, you’re in World War Much outrage has been the Baltics in turn, before ings about creating a greater III.” directed at Trump’s frequent retreating back West, clearing Russia. — Los Angeles Times Put aside the likelihood of unwillingness to frankly say the way for the Soviets to Montenegro — population: that the Russians meddled in bulldoze the Baltics yet again. Contact Rich Lowry at: 600,000 — pursuing a war of our election. But his open Incorporated into the Soviet comments.lowry@ New Mexico lawmakers aggression. This is clearly questioning of the wisdom of Union, the Baltic countries nationalreview.com

■ Sen.Tom Udall, D-N.M. Mallard Fillmore Bruce Tinsley (202) 224-6621, (505) 346-6791 Contact us Website: Letters and columns www.tomudall.senate.gov should be sent to: Via mail Editor The Eastern New Mexico News ■ Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M. P.O. Box 1689 (202) 224-5521, (505) 346-6601 Clovis, NM 88101 Website: Via fax www.heinrich.senate.gov (575) 742-1349 Via e-mail [email protected] THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS NATION WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 ✦ PAGE 5A Judge Kavanaugh could give conservatives the vote they need to rein in EPA rules on climate change By David G. Savage view, EPA was using a law LOS ANGELES TIMES that dealt with ozone and changing it to address cli- WASHINGTON — In its mate change. “EPA has tried most important environmen- to jam a square peg … into a tal ruling of recent decades, round hole,” he wrote. He the Supreme Court decided was joined by Judge Janice in 2007 that the greenhouse Rogers Brown, who, like gases blamed for warming Kavanaugh, was appointed the planet can be regulated by President George W. as air pollutants under the Bush. Clean Air Act of 1990. Judge Robert Wilkins, an It was a pivotal opinion Obama appointee, dissented that opened the door for the and said Kavanaugh, not Environmental Protection EPA, had misread the law. Agency to impose new regu- “It is evident Congress lations on autos, power desired the safe alternatives plants, manufacturers and list to be a fluid and evolving others, to address climate concept that promotes those change as well as the dirty alternatives that pose the air targeted by the original least overall risk to human law. health and the environment,” But it came on a 5-4 vote, he wrote. with Justice Anthony M. In response to the decision Kennedy joining the four lib- written by Kavanaugh, the erals and over a fierce dis- California Air Resources sent by Chief Justice John G. Board in March adopted the Roberts Jr. tougher EPA rules limiting Now as federal appellate the use of the outdated Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh refrigerants. “The board’s seeks to replace the retiring Kennedy on the Supreme Abaca Press: Olivier Douliery action preserves the federal Court, Kavanaugh’s 12-year U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, right, and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh at the U.S. Capitol in limits on the use of these record of skepticism toward Washington, D.C. powerful chemicals and such agency actions puts the refrigerants, and provides landmark decision and other take such steps. “His decision has utterly H. Adler, a law professor at welfare,” including “effects more certainty to industry,” environmental protections at “EPA’s well-intentioned crippled this program and Case Western Reserve in on weather … and climate.” Mary D. Nichols, the board risk. Environmentalists fear policy objectives with left EPA with no way to curb Cleveland. “He is skeptical They said this surely chair, said in a statement. that if Kavanaugh joins the respect to climate change do HFCs,” said David Doniger, of agencies extending their includes greenhouse gases. “We applaud the actions of court, he would vote to block not on their own authorize a lawyer for NRDC. mandates based on old The four conservatives read many industries, which anti-pollution regulations for the agency to regulate,” he Kavanaugh insisted the statutes to deal with new the same words and dis- already have made signifi- decades, long after President wrote last year in a 2-1 rul- case was about the “separa- problems. It may be true that agreed, arguing climate cant investments in develop- Donald Trump has departed. ing that struck down a rule tion of powers,” not environ- creates greater challenges change was not envisioned ing and using more climate- “He would be a disaster that required makers of air mental rules. “Congress’s when Congress is not in the by the law. friendly alternatives to the for the environment,” said conditioners, refrigerators failure to enact general cli- game. But he believes, cor- In the dispute over the high-global warming Pat Gallagher, legal director and aerosols to phase out the mate change legislation does rectly, the agency’s power refrigerating chemicals, EPA HFCs.” for the Sierra Club. “He has use of hydrofluorocarbons, not authorize the EPA to comes from Congress.” relied on a provision of the But California’s strict auto a disdain for regulation, par- or HFCs. These chemicals act,” he wrote. During the Obama era, Clean Air Act that said emissions standards that ticularly from the EPA. are powerful producers of It is a familiar theme of his when Congress stalled on ozone-depleting chemicals limit carbon pollution won’t Kennedy was the swing vote heat-trapping gases, about opinions. He is deeply skep- immigration and climate shall be “replaced by” safer be as easy to resolve. Since in this area. If we have to 1,300 times more than car- tical of costly government change, the White House substances. A second provi- 1970, federal law has given wait for Congress to act on bon dioxide. Safe substitutes regulations, and especially turned to executive orders sion said EPA should issue California an exemption to climate change, we are are now on the market, EPA so when Congress has not and agency regulations to rules to prevent the use of adopt its own pollution con- doomed.” said. spoken clearly. carry out its progressive “any substitute substance” trols for autos, even if they While serving on the U.S. Kavanaugh’s opinion in UCLA law professor Ann agenda. This in turn trig- that would “present adverse are tougher than the federal Court of Appeals for the Mexichem Fluor v. EPA was Carlson, who teaches envi- gered a backlash on the right, effects to human health or rules. But in April, Trump the environment” whenever District of Columbia, a victory for a Mexican ronmental law, describes him where there are calls to rein administration officials sig- a better alternative was Trump’s nominee for the chemical company that pro- as a “more polite version of in the “administrative state” naled they would ease feder- Supreme Court has been a duces the outdated, but Justice (Antonin) Scalia. He and overturn the “Chevron available. In 2015, EPA under al fuel-emission targets that steady “no” vote on climate cheaper, HFCs. By contrast, will acknowledge the exis- doctrine,” which says judges Obama said that while HFCs kick in after 2020 and end change regulations. the largest American firms in tence of climate change, say should usually defer to did not deplete the ozone California’s waiver that per- When joined by fellow the market, led by that it’s a compelling public agency regulators. layer, they should be phased mits it to set its own stan- conservatives, he wrote Honeywell, joined in support policy problem, say that Using the authority grant- dard. of EPA’s rule, noting that Congress could and should ed by the 2007 decision, out now because much better opinions rejecting EPA rules alternatives are available. “That will be a major issue they had invested more than do something, and then evis- President Barack Obama to limit greenhouse gases or But Kavanaugh said this rule of litigation with a huge $1 billion in the new genera- cerate EPA’s attempts to pressed forward with rules to air pollution that blows was illegal because the law impact,” said Harvard law across state lines. And when tion of refrigerants. In late address the problem.” limit greenhouse gases from authorized only one switch. professor Richard Lazarus. the majority upheld regula- June, two days before Conservatives applaud cars, trucks, power plants It is “a one-time occur- “I can’t say how Judge tions, including limits on Kennedy announced his Kavanaugh’s approach and and factories, among others. rence,” not “a never-ending Kavanaugh would react, but power plants that pump out retirement, lawyers for argue he is enforcing the In Massachusetts v. EPA, process,” he said. “EPA’s I can say Justice Kennedy carbon pollution or put toxic Honeywell and the Natural Constitution’s principle that the five justices in the major- current reading stretches the would have been skeptical of mercury in the air, Resources Defense Council Congress, not agency regula- ity pointed to Congress’ word ‘replace’ beyond its taking away the state’s Kavanaugh filed long dis- filed separate appeals in the tors, make the law. broad definition of air pollu- ordinary meaning.” In his power in this area.” sents, usually arguing that Supreme Court urging the “I don’t see a hostility to tion. It referred to “any pol- Congress, not the EPA, is the justices to overturn the 2-1 environmental regulations in lution agent” that would only body with the power to ruling. his opinions,” said Jonathan “endanger public health and PAGE 6A ✦ WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP Death Valley could hit 124 degrees Advocates: Ruling 31-year-old Nathan Little highs for many locations,” heat exhaustion and heat water and limit your time punched a BIA officer in the By Anita Snow holds promise THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the National Weather Service stroke,” said Dr. Jeffrey outside.” face in November while in Phoenix said in its fore- Gunzenhauser, the county’s Maricopa County public ALBUQUERQUE — It’s being booked into the PHOENIX — Scorching cast. “After this period of hot interim health officer. health officials say 155 peo- being billed as a landmark Lincoln County Detention heat radiated across the U.S. and dry weather for the Children, the elderly and ple died in the Phoenix area ruling that could reshape Center in southern New Southwest on Tuesday, with majority of the area, better pets shouldn’t be left in last year from heat-caused New Mexico’s education Mexico. Authorities say a the highest temperatures moisture will arrive back homes without air condition- illnesses such as heat stroke. system and how it gets fund- traffic stop had revealed he expected in California’s into the region late in the ing or in cars even with open Spokeswoman Jeanene ed. had outstanding warrants. Death Valley during a week week.” windows because tempera- Fowler said Tuesday there And some advocates say Little pleaded guilty In California, power grid tures can quickly soar to life- have been five confirmed Native American students that forecasters say could Friday in federal court in operators called for cutbacks threatening levels, he said. heat-associated deaths in are among those who could prove to be the region’s Ruidoso. in electricity usage as parts Phoenix on Monday Maricopa County this year, benefit the most as the state hottest this year. He faces a maximum of the U.S. Southwest dealt recorded a sweltering 115 with the cause of another 34 has been tasked by a district A high of 124 degrees (51 prison term of eight years. A with another day of scorch- degrees (46 Celsius), break- deaths still under investiga- judge to follow through with Celsius) was forecast in date for his sentencing hear- ing heat. ing the previous record for tion. promises made years ago Death Valley and was ing has not been set. With triple-digit tempera- the day, according to the “The numbers are definite- under New Mexico’s Indian expected to nudge up a few tures forecast across the weather service office. ly under what they were at Education Act. more degrees on Thursday as region, the California With some of the highest the same time last year, so Adopted in 2003, the act Heavy rainstorm Arizona and parts of Independent System calls for an equitable and hits Santa Fe California, Utah and Nevada Southwest temperatures over that’s a positive sign,” culturally relevant learning remained under an excessive Operator Corp. urged people the next few days expected Fowler said. SANTA FE — Raging heat warning. Highs up to to ease off blasting air condi- in Phoenix, officials cau- Elsewhere in the western environment in schools that waters from the Santa Fe River serve Native American stu- 111 (44 Celsius) were tioners or using washing tioned people to stay hydrat- U.S., the hot, sunny weather and arroyos have caused dam- expected Tuesday in Las machines or other appliances ed and take advantage of prompted officials to raise dents. age to Santa Fe homes, city Regis Pecos with the Vegas. during the peak power usage cooler indoor buildings. the fire danger at facilities and infrastructure fol- Phoenix was also forecast times of 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. “Nationwide, heat is the Yellowstone National Park Leadership Institute at the lowing a heavy rainstorm. Santa Fe Indian School says to be among the hottest Tuesday and Wednesday. (hash)1 heat-related killer,” in Wyoming to a high rank- More than 3 inches (8 cen- urban areas in the Southwest, The Los Angeles County the weather service in ing for the first time this the recent court ruling pro- timeters) of rainfall were vides a monumental oppor- with highs passing 100 (38 Department of Public Health Phoenix said on its website. year. reported in some areas of tunity for tribes to define Celsius) by midmorning and also urged people to stay out “Another very hot day is The high ranking comes northern Santa Fe county on their vision of education in hitting 113 (46 degrees) by of the sun. in store for Arizona with after lightning sparked the Monday evening. New Mexico and elsewhere. early afternoon. “When temperatures are high temps at or above first wildfire of the season The storm also caused a “The hottest weather of high, even a few hours of record levels,” the weather near Yellowstone. No special power outage in some parts of the year will persist the next exertion may cause severe service office in Tucson said restrictions were placed on Land managers the city. several days with near record dehydration, heat cramps, in a tweet. “Drink plenty of campfires at the park. defer drilling A Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office spokesman tells the CARLSBAD — Federal Santa Fe New Mexican that land managers have opted despite flooded arroyos and NM secretary testifies before House panel for more time to study the roadways covered in debris, no potential effects of oil and system and the fact vote-tabulating In addition, she said the Secretary of serious accidents or injuries By Dan Boyd gas operations near Carlsbad machines are never connected to the State’s office has created a new elec- were reported as of 9 p.m. ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Caverns National Park in internet. tions security program — with a full- Monday. southeastern New Mexico. SANTA FE — Given lingering con- But she said more money could be time staffer — within its Bureau of A proposed lease sale first City Manager Erik cern over Russian interference, New helpful as state elections officials pre- Elections to focus on helping county announced last spring had Litzenberg tells the Mexico Secretary of State Maggie pare for a high-stakes 2018 election clerks with cybersecurity issues. included more than two Albuquerque Journal that there Toulouse Oliver told members of a cycle that could determine control of New Mexico was not one of the near- dozen parcels that were is a number of homes and high-profile congressional panel that the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of ly two dozen states hit by Russian hack- within 10 miles of the park, infrastructure that will need to states could benefit from more funding Representatives. ers during the 2016 election cycle, sparking concern among be stabilized and repaired. to safeguard elections from hacking “We as state officials take the threat according to the U.S. Department of environmentalists. attempts and other outside threats. of outside meddling in our elections Homeland Security. The Bureau of Land Crews fighting Toulouse Oliver, a Democrat, was very seriously,” Toulouse Oliver said. The U.S. Justice Department recently Management on Monday invited to appear before the U.S. House She also said her office has received announced indictments against 12 published its final proposal two wildfires Oversight and Government Reform $3.6 million in federal Help America Russian military officials, alleging they for the September lease sale MEEKER, Colo. — Committee due to her role as treasurer Vote Act funds that was included in an had targeted Democrats’ emails and and excluded at total of 31 Crews are fighting two wild- of the nonpartisan National Association omnibus bill signed into law in March computer networks during the 2016 parcels to allow for the fires started by lightning in of Secretaries of State. by President Donald Trump. The election. agency to study the local northwestern Colorado. In her comments, she described New money will be used in part to purchase And elections officials testified today geology and its interaction The 750-acre Sulphur Fire Mexico as a leader in safeguarding some new voting machines for coun- they expect the threat of hacking to with groundwater. started Sunday afternoon 5 elections, citing the state’s paper ballot ties, Toulouse Oliver said. continue into the foreseeable future. The Albuquerque Journal miles (8 kilometers) north of reports environmentalists Meeker. Bureau of Land still have concerns about air Management spokesman Woman in fatal love triangle loses court appeal quality as development David Boyd told The Daily expands in the Permian Sentinel that winds from By Michael Graczyk sentenced to life for the slay- a “safekeeping” cell at the stint at a prison psychiatric Basin along the Texas-New passing thunderstorms THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing of Adrianne Jones, a Texas Department of unit earlier this year. Mexico border. They want pushed the fire Sunday night. sophomore at Mansfield Criminal Justice Mountain Zamora was a freshman at officials to postpone new It was 5 percent contained HOUSTON — A federal High School, southwest of View Unit outside Gatesville Annapolis and her then lease sales until the agency Tuesday. appeals court has rejected an Dallas, where Graham was and was moved to another fiance, Graham, was in his completes a new resource The more remote Indian appeal from a female former an honor student. At the Central Texas female prison, first year at the Air Force management plan for the Valley Fire broke out Friday Naval Academy midship- same time in 1995, Zamora the Hobby Unit, where she Academy when in area. 16 miles (26 kilometers) man serving a life sentence was an honor student at was placed in general popu- September 1996 they northwest of Meeker. The 11 in Texas for the 1995 slaying nearby Crowley High lation. Acting as her own acknowledged the slaying. Man pleads guilty square mile (28 square kilo- of the high school girlfriend School, south of Fort Worth. attorney in her lawsuit, In separate interviews with meter) fire has been 10 per- of her former Air Force They were dating when Zamora argued she became police, they gave similar sto- to punching officer cent contained. Academy boyfriend. Graham confessed to a target for threats and ries about driving Jones to a RUIDOSO — A New Other fires started by Diane Zamora appealed to Zamora that he had sex with assaults from other inmates remote spot at a lake in Mexico man has pleaded lightning in the area have the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Jones, his teammate on the because stories about her Grand Prairie in the southern guilty to assaulting a Bureau also been attacked and kept Appeals after a lower court cross country team. case were available in the part of the Dallas-Fort of Indian Affairs police offi- from spreading. refused her civil rights law- The 5th Circuit ruling prison library, that a movie Worth area, Zamora hitting cer following a traffic stop. suit against Texas prison upholds the summary judg- had been made about her the girl with a barbell and Federal prosecutors say — Wire reports officials. She argued that her ment in favor of Texas and that she had been in Graham shooting her as she demand for media inter- tried to flee. Both said the move from protective cus- prison officials that was views. slaying was to appease tody at one prison to general issued by Waco-based U.S. District Judge Robert In his ruling last year, Zamora, who was enraged population at another threat- Pitman said there was no that Jones and Graham slept ened her safety because of Pitman in January 2017, 14 months after Zamora filed evidence to show “having a together once. animosity from inmates due high-profile case entitles a Graham said Zamora gave to the high-profile nature of the lawsuit. “In essence, Zamora’s prisoner to safekeeping” and him an ultimatum: kill Jones her case. that evidence of assaults or risk her leaving him or Zamora, now 40, and for- contentions boil down to a disagreement with prison related to the nature of her committing suicide. Zamora mer boyfriend David case “is far from reliable.” said at her trial that Graham Graham were convicted and officials over her housing status,” the 5th Circuit said As an inmate in safekeep- killed Jones alone. late Monday in its four-page ing, she was housed in an According to court testi- ruling that found no consti- air-conditioned cell and had mony, Zamora started telling tutional violation with her her own television. In fil- other midshipmen that her ings, Zamora said her only boyfriend had killed a girl in imprisonment. friend in prison was Yolanda Texas to prove his love for Court documents show Saldivar, another high-pro- her. Someone told academy Zamora had been housed in file inmate convicted of the officials who notified Grand 1995 shooting death of Prairie authorities, leading Tejano singing star Selena to their arrests. Quintanilla-Perez. Graham, also 40, is Prison records Tuesday imprisoned at the Allred showed Zamora was housed Unit northwest of Wichita temporarily at the Mountain Falls in far North Central View Unit, where she Texas. He and Zamora arrived earlier this month. become eligible for parole in Records also show she had a 2036. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 ✦ PAGE 7A PAGE 8A ✦ WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Wednesday July 25, 2018 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Eastern gets respect after solid ’17 ❏ Hounds coming Preseason Media Day at San and other people that follow who finished 6-2 in league Antonio’s Marriott LSC MEDIA DAY the Lone Star Conference. I play and 8-2 overall last off an 8-2 season. Riverwalk Hotel. The event, think it’s a sign of the season year, play those two teams which features a lunch and gained quite a bit of respect we had last year, and where within the season’s first five By Eric Murray interviews with players and from around the league. The our program has been head- weeks. And oh yeah, those Hounds were picked third in STAFF WRITER coaches from all nine ed the last few years,” Lee two programs are responsi- the poll, trailing only the [email protected] schools, is highlighted by the said. ble for Eastern’s only losses defending Division II nation- SAN ANTONIO — On league’s annual preseason al champions Texas A&M- “It’s nice, but it’s a presea- a season ago. Coach Kelley Lee poll and player of the year son poll — it’s not gonna However, as far as bulletin Tuesday, the Commerce and defending picked about seventh or Lone Star picks. LSC champion Midwestern help us win any games for board material for his play- One thing that next year. So, we gotta keep ers, Lee says perhaps that eighth,” he said, laughing. Conference State. “Then you can really use it held its annual Greyhounds coach Kelley “It’s nice to get that that in the back of our mind would be the case if his team Greyhounds LSC Football Lee took out of Tuesday’s respect from your colleagues and get moving forward.” was ranked a lot lower. “You event is that his team has In fact, the Greyhounds — always like it when you’re HOUNDS on Page 3B Hounds third in LSC poll ❏ Behind only A&M-Commerce, Midwestern State. BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS

SAN ANTONIO — Tuesday’s release of the Lone Star Conference Preseason Football Poll at the LSC’s annual Preseason Media Day didn’t reveal Greyhounds too many sur- prises, accord- ing to members of the Eastern New Mexico football team on hand. The Greyhounds were ranked third in the poll, trail- ing only Texas A&M- Commerce and Midwestern State. Commerce is the defending Division II nation- al champs, while Midwestern won the league last season with an 8-0 mark. Both teams are responsible for Eastern’s (8-2, 6-2) only losses in 2017. “No (I wasn’t surprised). I was looking at it, and that’s a pretty logical poll, based on the success of last year’s teams,” Greyhounds head coach Kelley Lee said. “Typically, that’s what coach- es and people do. It gives everyone something to talk about and it’s nice to be respected, having our program up there with Commerce and Midwestern State at the top of the conference.” Commerce received 201 total points and 13 first-place votes in the poll, while Midwestern received 200 points and 10 first-place nods. Eastern received 142 Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Curtis Compton points, followed by Angelo Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley signed a four-year contract extension worth $60 million — $45 million guaranteed — on Tuesday. State’s 136 and Tarleton State’s 130 to round out the top five. Six through nine includes: Texas A&M-Kingsville (104), West Texas A&M (73), UT-Permian Basin (57) and Western New Mexico (37). One oddity is that the Gurley cashes in only other team to receive a first-place vote, besides ❏ Deal with Rams Rams have rewarded their anteed money, a $20 million “He’s a big part of who we out in his third NFL season Commerce and Midwestern, star running back with a signing bonus and the NFL’s are and where we’re going,” while playing in first-year was eighth-ranked Permian is largest annual game-changing contract. largest average annual value Snead said. “It’s not only coach Sean McVay’s explo- Basin. The NFL’s offensive play- for a running back contract. Todd, but a lot of guys we sive offense. He finished As far as bulletin-board value ever for RB. er of the year agreed to a ESPN first reported the want to make Rams for a second in the NFL with material for the players, four-year, $60 million con- terms. long time and be part of our however, a preseason poll is By Greg Beacham 1,305 yards rushing and 13 tract extension through 2023 General manager Les core.” touchdowns while catching just what its name implies. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with the Rams on Tuesday. Snead said the Rams wanted Gurley isn’t due to report 64 passes for 788 yards and “I don’t think it really IRVINE, California — A person with knowledge “to get ahead of the curve” to training camp at UC six more TDs. means much because it’s just Todd Gurley of the deal, speaking on con- by signing Gurley two years Irvine until Wednesday. His “What a special player he an opinion, and like Coach was the key to dition of anonymity because before his rookie contract first public reaction was to is,” McVay said. “I think last Lee says, we play the Los Angeles the terms weren’t publicly expires. They’ve also set a post a black-and-white year’s production isn’t really (Commerce and Rams’ offen- announced, confirmed to new benchmark for running Instagram photo of himself a (complete) reflection of the Midwestern) early and it’ll be decided on the field,” sive transfor- The Associated Press that back salaries to secure a cor- with a broad smile and the value he provides, because mation last sea- Gurley’s contract extension nerstone of a team with caption: “Amazing...” graduate linebacker Brad Hardin, returning for his son, and the contains $45 million in guar- Super Bowl aspirations. Gurley was a league stand- GURLEY on Page 3B POLL on Page 2B Contact us

Clovis American’s run ends Managing Editor Kevin Wilson ❏ Loss to Texas Junior League softball team. East, couldn’t afford anoth- today’s championship Clovis American had won 575-763-3431, ext. 320 Tuesday, though, it came er defeat in the regionals. game at stake. its first game of the tourna- [email protected] West ousts team to an end after the purple The team did collect two In the Tuesday-morning ment, beating Colorado 18-0 from regionals. and white lost their second victories since that loss, victory, Marisa Lopez pitched on Saturday. Staff Writer Peter Stein game of the day, falling to routing tournament host a full seven innings, striking The purple and white 575-763-3431, ext. 322 Texas West 6-0 at the Isleta New Mexico Westgate 20- out seven in the process. [email protected] BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Reservation in the regional 1 on Monday, then outlast- Jenice Hudson paced the preceded that with a dash tournament semifinals. ing Louisiana 10-7 on Clovis American offense with through the New Mexico Staff Writer Eric Murray ALBUQUERQUE — It Clovis American, sent to Tuesday morning to earn four RBIs. Skylar Schuette, State tournament, outscor- 575-356-4481, ext. 32 was a magical run for the loser’s bracket by the afternoon game with Lopez and Abigail Morris ing its opponents 53-5 to [email protected] Clovis American’s 13-14 Sunday’s 11-0 loss to Texas Texas West, with a spot in added two hits apiece. repeat as state champions. PAGE 2B ✦ WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS InIn briefbrief Mayfield signs with Browns Rangers demote DeShields ARLINGTON, Texas — Struggling Rangers center ❏ NFL’s No. 1 fielder Delino DeShields has been optioned to Triple-A Round Rock. overall draft pick The Rangers made the move before Tuesday night’s avoids holdout. game against Oakland. They recalled left-hander Brandon Mann from Triple-A to add another arm to their bullpen a By Tom Withers day after using two position players to pitch for the first THE ASSOCIATED PRESS time in team history, in a 15-3 loss to the Athletics. DeShields was hitting only .065 (3 for 46) in 15 games CLEVELAND — Baker this month, including a career-worst 0-for-28 span he Mayfield’s first win was snapped Friday. The 25-year-old outfielder has started 75 beating the clock. of his 77 games in center and is hitting .204 overall in his The No. 1 overall pick in fourth big league season. this year’s NFL draft signed Even with the struggles, DeShields still leads the his rookie contract on American League with 10 bunt hits and nine sac bunts. He Tuesday with the Cleveland is fourth in the league with 18 stolen bases. Browns, who believe the gun- slinging quarterback from — Wire report Oklahoma can lead them back to respectability and more. Mayfield finalized his MLBMLB SStandingstandings four-year, $32 million deal a day before Cleveland’s play- The Associated Press • All Times Mountain ers are scheduled to report to training camp and avoided AMERICAN LEAGUE being a holdout. Mayfield’s East Division contract includes a $22 mil- W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away lion signing bonus. Boston 71 32 .689 — — 7-3 L-1 34-13 37-19 Rookie cornerback Denzel New York 64 35 .646 5 — 5-5 W-1 34-14 30-21 Ward, selected with the No. Tampa Bay 51 50 .505 19 9 1/2 4-6 L-1 28-20 23-30 4 overall pick, remains Toronto 46 54 .460 23 1/2 14 4-6 L-2 27-27 19-27 unsigned. But the Browns Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Curtis Compton Baltimore 29 73 .284 41 1/2 32 3-7 W-1 17-34 12-39 are hopeful they can also get Quarterback Baker Mayfield, last year’s Heisman Trophy winner while a member of Central Division the former Ohio State star the Oklahoma Sooners, signed Tuesday with the Cleveland Browns, who made him W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away under contract before their the NFL Draft’s No. 1 overall pick in April. first practice on Thursday. Cleveland 54 46 .540 — — 5-5 L-3 31-21 23-25 One of college football’s Minnesota 46 53 .465 7 1/2 13 1/2 6-4 W-2 29-22 17-31 he said during rookie camp. cized antics during games, ing for its franchise quarter- most popular and polarizing “It wouldn’t matter what the Browns chose him over back and hope Mayfield can Detroit 43 59 .422 12 18 3-7 W-1 26-25 17-34 players, Mayfield is not Chicago 35 64 .354 18 1/2 24 1/2 5-5 W-1 19-29 16-35 (Jackson) was saying in several other top-tier college finally end its quest. expected to start in his first sea- regards to the competition. The Browns are coming Kansas City 30 69 .303 23 1/2 29 1/2 5-5 L-1 14-36 16-33 son for Cleveland. The Browns QBs in April’s draft. I’m still going to compete off a 0-16 season, but there is West Division acquired former Buffalo quar- Mayfield impressed and try and win that job.” coaches and teammates with renewed optimism following W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away terback Tyrod Taylor during an Mayfield, who was a two- offseason trade and coach Hue his attitude and work ethic an offseason roster overhaul Houston 66 36 .647 — — 5-5 L-1 32-21 34-15 time walk-on in college, won Jackson has made it clear that during spring workouts, but that included the acquisition Seattle 60 40 .600 5 — 4-6 W-1 33-18 27-22 the Heisman Trophy last sea- he still has a ways to go of Taylor, wide receiver Oakland 58 43 .574 7 1/2 2 1/2 7-3 W-3 26-22 32-21 the veteran will play until Mayfield is ready. son after he passed for 4,627 before he can unseat Taylor, Jarvis Landry and linebacker Los Angeles 50 51 .495 15 1/2 10 1/2 4-6 L-1 25-26 25-25 That doesn’t mean yards and 43 touchdowns. who ended the Bills’ long Mychal Kendricks. Texas 42 59 .416 23 1/2 18 1/2 2-8 L-1 20-31 22-28 Mayfield won’t try to beat Despite some questions about playoff drought last season. After transferring from out Taylor. his character after an off-field Cleveland has spent nearly Texas Tech, Mayfield started Monday’s Games “I’m always competitive,” incident and some well-publi- the past two decades search- 39 games for the Sooners. Boston 5, Baltimore 3 Minnesota 8,Toronto 3 at No. 2. Midwestern actually and junior quarterback Wyatt media day in general was a Pittsburgh 7, Cleveland 0, 6 innings Poll beat them last year, so it’s Strand as the ENMU repre- success. “I tell you what, it Tampa Bay 7, N.Y.Yankees 6 good to have them up there. sentatives. The LSC’s was a great experience,” he Oakland 15,Texas 3 From Page 1B And then us at No. 3, of Preseason Offensive Player said. “To interact with guys Detroit 5, Kansas City 4 course. I definitely think we of the Year honor went to final season at Eastern, said. from other teams and get to Chicago White Sox 5, L.A. Angels 3 should be in the top three for Midwestern quarterback “(But overall) I think the sure. All in all, we just had a Layton Rabb, while the know them more on a person- Tuesday’s Games preseason picks were right in good time at media day.” Preseason Defensive Player al level was really great. We Baltimore 7, Boston 6 line. Commerce being No. 1 In fact, the media day also of the Year honor went to met with the media and we Minnesota 5,Toronto 0 and the defending national included player and coach Angelo State’s Markus Jones. ate good food. It was the per- N.Y.Yankees 4,Tampa Bay 0 champs, and then Midwestern interviews, with Lee, Hardin According to Strand, the fect little setup.” Pittsburgh 9, Cleveland 4 Oakland at Texas, late Detroit at Kansas City, late Houston at Colorado, late Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, late COREBOARD ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN • REPORT SCORES: 575-763-3431 San Francisco at Seattle, late Today’s Games S N.Y.Yankees (Cessa 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Eovaldi 3-4), 10:10 a.m. Profar, Texas, 4; Wendle, Tampa Bay, 4. Scherzer, Washington, 2.43; Mikolas, St. Louis, Minnesota 15 10 .600 3 1/2 Pittsburgh (Taillon 7-7) at Cleveland (Bauer 8-6), 11:10 a.m. TV schedule HOME RUNS—Ramirez, Cleveland, 30; 2.82; Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 2.85; Greinke, Phoenix 15 10 .600 3 1/2 Martinez, Boston, 29; Judge, New York, 26; Arizona, 3.05; Corbin, Arizona, 3.13; Lester, Detroit (Boyd 4-9) at Kansas City (Duffy 6-8), 12:15 p.m. Dallas 14 11 .560 4 1/2 Today Trout, Los Angeles, 26; Lindor, Cleveland, 25; Chicago, 3.14; Freeland, Colorado, 3.28. Las Vegas 12 13 .480 6 1/2 Minnesota (Santana 0-0) at Toronto (Gaviglio 2-3), 2:07 p.m. Cycling KDavis, Oakland, 24; Gallo, Texas, 24; STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, 189; San Francisco (TBD) at Seattle (Leake 8-6), 2:10 p.m. 7:30 a.m. — NBCSN, Tour de France, Stage Machado, Los Angeles, 24; Betts, Boston, 23; deGrom, New York, 159; Corbin, Arizona, 158; Stanton, New York, 23. Greinke, Arizona, 137; Nola, Philadelphia, 131; Tuesday’s Games Boston (Price 11-6) at Baltimore (Bundy 6-9), 5:05 p.m. 17, from Bagnhres-de-Luchon to Saint-Lary- Connecticut 94, Washington 68 Soulan, France STOLEN BASES—Gordon, Seattle, 22; Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 125; Gray, Colorado, 125; Seattle 92, Indiana 72 Oakland (Jackson 1-2) at Texas (Perez 2-4), 6:05 p.m. Horse racing Anderson, Chicago, 21; Ramirez, Cleveland, 20; Pivetta, Philadelphia, 122; Velasquez, Betts, Boston, 18; DeShields, Texas, 18; 2 p.m. — FS2, Saratoga Live, Honorable Philadelphia, 117; 2 tied at 114. Minnesota 85, New York 82 Houston (Morton 11-2) at Colorado (Gray 8-7), 6:40 p.m. Merrifield, Kansas City, 18; Trout, Los Angeles, Miss Handicap, at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Atlanta at Los Angeles, late Chicago White Sox (Shields 4-11) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs 7-6), 8:07 p.m. 18; Benintendi, Boston, 17; Smith, Tampa Bay, MLB baseball Today’s Game 17; RDavis, Cleveland, 16. Soccer 10:30 a.m. — MLB, Regional coverage, L.A. Chicago at Phoenix, 1:30 p.m. PITCHING—Severino, New York, 14-3; Dodgers at Philadelphia OR N.Y. Yankees at NATIONAL LEAGUE Carrasco, Cleveland, 12-5; Kluber, Cleveland, MLS glance Tampa Bay (10 a.m.) 12-6; Porcello, Boston, 12-4; Snell, Tampa Bay, EASTERN CONFERENCE East Division 1:30 p.m. — MLB, Regional coverage, Transactions 12-5; Gonzales, Seattle, 11-5; Morton, Houston, W L T Pts GF GA W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Arizona at Chicago Cubs OR Washington at 11-2; Price, Boston, 11-6; Rodriguez, Boston, Atlanta United FC 13 4 5 44 46 25 Milwaukee (games joined in progress) Tuesday Philadelphia 55 44 .556 — — 5-5 L-1 32-18 23-26 11-3; Sale, Boston, 11-4. New York City FC 12 4 4 40 40 24 3 p.m. — MLB, Minnesota at Toronto (joined ERA—Sale, Boston, 2.13; Verlander, New York 12 5 2 38 39 19 BASEBALL Atlanta 54 44 .551 1/2 — 4-6 L-1 25-20 29-24 in progress) Houston, 2.19; Snell, Tampa Bay, 2.27; Bauer, Columbus 9 7 6 33 27 27 American League Washington 49 50 .495 6 5 1/2 4-6 L-1 23-25 26-25 5 p.m. — ESPN, Boston at Baltimore Cleveland, 2.44; Cole, Houston, 2.53; Severino, Montreal 9 12 1 28 28 37 BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned INF Tzu- 8 p.m. — MLB, Regional coverage, Chicago Miami 44 59 .427 13 12 1/2 6-4 W-1 24-29 20-30 New York, 2.63; Skaggs, Los Angeles, 2.68; New England 7 7 7 28 33 32 White Sox at L.A. Angels OR Houston at Wei Lin to Pawtucket (IL). Reinstated LHP Drew Kluber, Cleveland, 2.88; Morton, Houston, 2.96; Philadelphia 7 10 3 24 26 33 New York 41 57 .418 13 1/2 13 5-5 W-1 20-33 21-24 Colorado (joined in progress) Pomeranz from the 10-day DL. 2 tied at 3.38. Chicago 6 11 5 23 34 43 Soccer CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned 3B Central Division STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 197; Orlando City 7 12 1 22 29 45 5 p.m. — ESPNU, International Champions Yandy Diaz to Columbus (IL). Claimed OF W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Verlander, Houston, 183; Bauer, Cleveland, 182; Toronto FC 5 11 4 19 32 39 Cup, Juventus vs. Bayern Munich, at Johnny Field off waivers from Tampa Bay and Chicago 58 41 .586 — — 6-4 L-1 31-18 27-23 Cole, Houston, 177; Paxton, Seattle, 155; D.C. United 3 8 5 14 27 33 Philadelphia Severino, New York, 152; Morton, Houston, 146; WESTERN CONFERENCE optioned him to Columbus. Recalled RHP Milwaukee 57 45 .559 2 1/2 — 2-8 W-1 32-20 25-25 5:55 p.m. — ESPNEWS, International Kluber, Cleveland, 134; Snell, Tampa Bay, 134; W L T Pts GF GA Shane Bieber from Columbus. Transferred LHP Champions Cup, Borussia Dortmund vs. Pittsburgh 53 49 .520 6 1/2 3 10-0 W-11 29-24 24-25 Happ, Toronto, 130. FC Dallas 11 3 6 39 32 23 Andrew Miller to the 60-day DL. Benfica, at Pittsburgh Los Angeles FC 10 5 5 35 42 33 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned SS St. Louis 51 50 .505 8 4 1/2 3-7 W-1 24-24 27-26 6 p.m. — ESPN2, International Champions NATIONAL LEAGUE Sporting Kansas City9 5 6 33 37 27 Ramon Torres to Omaha (PCL). Activated OF Cincinnati 44 57 .436 15 11 1/2 5-5 L-1 22-30 22-27 Cup, Manchester City vs. Liverpool, at East BATTING—Almora, Chicago, .321; Markakis, LA Galaxy 9 7 4 31 37 31 Rutherford, N.J. Brian Goodwin. West Division Atlanta, .319; Kemp, Los Angeles, .318; Portland 8 3 7 31 28 24 8 p.m. — ESPN2, International Champions Gennett, Cincinnati, .318; Freeman, Atlanta, Real Salt Lake 9 9 3 30 31 39 NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed C Gary W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Cup, AS Roma vs. Tottenham Hotspur, at San .318; Dickerson, Pittsburgh, .315; Arenado, Minnesota United 9 11 1 28 33 40 Sanchez on the 10-day DL. Los Angeles 56 44 .560 — — 7-3 W-2 28-24 28-20 Diego Colorado, .310; Suarez, Cincinnati, .307; Houston 7 6 6 27 37 27 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Optioned INF 9 p.m. — ESPN, International Champions Realmuto, Miami, .304; Yelich, Milwaukee, .302. Vancouver 7 9 5 26 30 42 Franklin Barreto to Nashville (PCL). Recalled Arizona 55 46 .545 1 1/2 1/2 5-5 W-2 27-25 28-21 Cup, AC Milan vs. Manchester United, at RUNS—Blackmon, Colorado, 76; Albies, Seattle 5 9 5 20 18 23 RHP Frankie Montas from Nashville. Colorado 53 46 .535 2 1/2 1 1/2 7-3 L-1 23-23 30-23 Carson, Calif. Atlanta, 75; Arenado, Colorado, 66; Carpenter, Colorado 4 11 5 17 24 34 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned LHP Adam Swimming San Francisco51 50 .505 5 1/2 4 1/2 5-5 L-2 31-19 20-31 St. Louis, 66; Pham, St. Louis, 66; Hernandez, San Jose 2 11 6 12 29 39 Kolarek to Durham (IL). Recalled RHPs Yonny 9 p.m. — NBCSN, U.S. National Philadelphia, 65; Baez, Chicago, 63; San Diego 42 62 .404 16 15 2-8 L-1 20-31 22-31 Chirinos and Chih-Wei Hu from Durham. Championships, at Irvine, Calif. (same-day tape) Goldschmidt, Arizona, 63; Freeman, Atlanta, 62; NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Yelich, Milwaukee, 62. TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned OF Delino Monday’s Games Baseball RBI—Baez, Chicago, 74; Arenado, Colorado, Today’s Games DeShields to Round Rock (PCL). Recalled LHP 72; Suarez, Cincinnati, 72; Aguilar, Milwaukee, New York at D.C. United, 6 p.m. Brandon Mann from Round Rock. NL.A. Dodgers 7, Philadelphia 6 MLB leaders 71; Story, Colorado, 68; Freeman, Atlanta, 66; Philadelphia at Houston, 7 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Optioned LHP Atlanta 12, Miami 1 Rizzo, Chicago, 65; Hoskins, Philadelphia, 64; Seattle at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Tim Mayza to Buffalo (IL). Sent RHP Marco AMERICAN LEAGUE Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1 Gennett, Cincinnati, 63; Kemp, Los Angeles, 63. Thursday’s Games Estrada to Buffalo and RHP Danny Barnes to BATTING—Betts, Boston, .350; Altuve, HITS—Markakis, Atlanta, 123; Freeman, New York City FC at Orlando City, 6 p.m. the GCL Blue Jays for rehab assignments. Pittsburgh 7, Cleveland 0, 6 innings Houston, .328; Martinez, Boston, .321; Segura, Atlanta, 121; Castro, Miami, 116; Albies, Atlanta, LA Galaxy at Los Angeles FC, 8:30 p.m. National League San Diego 3, N.Y.Mets 2 Seattle, .321; Machado, Los Angeles, .315; 115; Gennett, Cincinnati, 115; Anderson, Miami, Saturday’s Games Duffy, Tampa Bay, .313; Trout, Los Angeles, 113; Peraza, Cincinnati, 112; Arenado, ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Optioned Arizona 7, Chicago Cubs 1 Atlanta United FC at Montreal, 5 p.m. .307; Rosario, Minnesota, .305; Benintendi, Colorado, 110; Story, Colorado, 110; Blackmon, Chicago at Toronto FC, 5 p.m. RHP Matt Koch to Reno (PCL). Reinstated RHP Milwaukee 6,Washington 1 Boston, .305; Simmons, Los Angeles, .303. Colorado, 109. Columbus at New York, 5 p.m. Clay Buchholz from the 10-day DL. Tuesday’s Games RUNS—Lindor, Cleveland, 86; Betts, Boston, DOUBLES—Carpenter, St. Louis, 31; Albies, Colorado at D.C. United, 6 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Sent LHP Max Fried to 80; Trout, Los Angeles, 73; Martinez, Boston, Atlanta, 30; Markakis, Atlanta, 30; Freeman, FC Dallas at Sporting Kansas City, 6:30 p.m. Mississippi (SL) for a rehab assignment. Miami 9, Atlanta 3 72; Benintendi, Boston, 70; Ramirez, Cleveland, Atlanta, 27; Story, Colorado, 27; Baez, Chicago, Houston at Portland, 7 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned RHP Luke N.Y.Mets 6, San Diego 3 70; Judge, New York, 69; Rosario, Minnesota, 26; Rendon, Washington, 25; Mercer, Minnesota United at Vancouver, 8 p.m. 68; Segura, Seattle, 68; Springer, Houston, 68. Farrell to Iowa (PCL). Reinstated RHP Eddie Pittsburgh 9, Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, 24; 5 tied at 23. Real Salt Lake at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. RBI—Martinez, Boston, 82; Ramirez, TRIPLES—KMarte, Arizona, 9; CTaylor, Los Sunday’s Games Butler from the 60-day DL. St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 Cleveland, 72; KDavis, Oakland, 69; Angeles, 8; Baez, Chicago, 6; Nimmo, New New York City FC at Seattle, 3 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS — Placed RHP Jackson Los Angeles at Philadelphia, late Encarnacion, Cleveland, 68; Haniger, Seattle, York, 6; 7 tied at 5. Orlando City at LA Galaxy, 7:30 p.m. Stephens on the 10-day DL, retroactive to 67; Bregman, Houston, 66; Machado, Los HOME RUNS—Aguilar, Milwaukee, 25; Arizona at Chicago Cubs, late Monday. Reinstated RHP Homer Bailey from the Angeles, 65; Bogaerts, Boston, 64; Gattis, Arenado, Colorado, 25; Carpenter, St. Louis, 25; 10-day DL. Houston, 63; Lindor, Cleveland, 63. Washington at Milwaukee, late Harper, Washington, 24; Muncy, Los Angeles, 23; LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Sent RHP HITS—Altuve, Houston, 131; Segura, Goldschmidt, Arizona, 22; Albies, Atlanta, 20; Story, Basketball Houston at Colorado, late Pedro Baez to Tulsa (TL) for a rehab assignment. Seattle, 123; Rosario, Minnesota, 120; Colorado, 20; Suarez, Cincinnati, 20; 5 tied at 19. MIAMI MARLINS — Placed OF Garrett San Francisco at Seattle, late Castellanos, Detroit, 118; Lindor, Cleveland, STOLEN BASES—SMarte, Pittsburgh, 25; WNBA glance Today’s Games 117; Martinez, Boston, 117; Machado, Los MTaylor, Washington, 24; Inciarte, Atlanta, 23; EASTERN CONFERENCE Cooper on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Recalled OF Magneuris Sierra from San Diego (Richard 7-9) at N.Y.Mets (Oswalt 0-2), 10:10 a.m. Angeles, 115; Betts, Boston, 112; Ramirez, Hamilton, Cincinnati, 22; Turner, Washington, 22; W L Pct GB Cleveland, 112; 2 tied at 111. Baez, Chicago, 19; Cain, Milwaukee, 18; Peraza, Atlanta 15 9 .625 — New Orleans (PCL). Sent RHP Sandy Alcantara L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 4-2) at Philadelphia (Arrieta 7-6), 10:35 a.m. DOUBLES—Escobar, Minnesota, 36; Lindor, Cincinnati, 17; Dyson, Arizona, 16; 3 tied at 14. Washington 14 11 .560 1 1/2 to Jupiter (FSL) for a rehab assignment. St. Louis (Flaherty 4-4) at Cincinnati (Romano 5-8), 10:35 a.m. Cleveland, 33; Bregman, Houston, 32; PITCHING—Scherzer, Washington, 13-5; Connecticut 14 12 .538 2 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned OF Castellanos, Detroit, 30; Merrifield, Kansas City, Chicago 8 17 .320 7 1/2 Pittsburgh (Taillon 7-7) at Cleveland (Bauer 8-6), 11:10 a.m. Lester, Chicago, 12-3; Nola, Philadelphia, 12-3; Aaron Altherr and RHP Mark Leiter Jr. to Lehigh 30; Andujar, New York, 29; Bogaerts, Boston, Godley, Arizona, 11-6; Greinke, Arizona, 11-5; New York 7 18 .280 8 1/2 Valley (IL). Reinstated RHP Zach Eflin from the Washington (Roark 3-12) at Milwaukee (Peralta 4-1), 12:10 p.m. 29; 5 tied at 27. Mikolas, St. Louis, 10-3; Chacin, Milwaukee, 9- Indiana 3 23 .115 13 10-day DL. Arizona (Ray 3-2) at Chicago Cubs (Lester 12-3), 12:20 p.m. TRIPLES—Sanchez, Chicago, 9; Smith, 3; Newcomb, Atlanta, 9-5; Quintana, Chicago, 9- WESTERN CONFERENCE Tampa Bay, 7; Benintendi, Boston, 6; Hernandez, 6; 8 tied at 8. W L Pct GB PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent RHP Nick San Francisco (TBD) at Seattle (Leake 8-6), 2:10 p.m. Toronto, 6; Moncada, Chicago, 5; Gordon, ERA—deGrom, New York, 1.71; Nola, Seattle 19 7 .731 — Burdi to Altoona (EL) for a rehab assign- Houston (Morton 11-2) at Colorado (Gray 8-7), 6:40 p.m. Seattle, 4; Jones, Detroit, 4; Moreland, Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 2.30; Stripling, Los Angeles, 2.43; Los Angeles 15 10 .600 3 1/2 ment. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3B More Love coming Cavs’ way ❏ and my name came up in 2010. All-Star signs rumors every few months. As the NBA waited for 4-year extension But hopefully that ends James to make his move ear- now.” lier this month, Love was with Cleveland. Love didn’t know when he with friends on Long Island arrived at the arena that he when he got word that his By Tom Withers would be meeting with car- teammate was bound for LA. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS penters, electricians, “I was kind of just sitting there in a crowd of people INDEPENDENCE, Ohio plumbers and team employ- and I go, ‘Huh, OK, well, let — Kevin Love signed his ees to celebrate his signing. me go call Koby,”’ Love new contract and proudly put General manager Koby said. “Koby actually ended on a hard hat. Altman wanted to surprise up calling me and made a The Cleveland Cavaliers him. couple calls and we need to will rebuild around him. Moments after signing, figure some things out, but The All-Star forward made Love took a selfie with the here we go, let’s build this a long-term com- workers and posted it on thing.” mitment to the Instagram . Love, who will turn 30 in franchise on “It wasn’t even my idea, September, just completed Tuesday by sign- but I thought it was great,” his fourth season with ing a four-year, Love said. “I had all the peo- Cleveland, which was swept $120 million ple behind me. It’s almost by Golden State in the extension with like, to me it’s not a rebuild, Finals. And although James the Cavaliers, because we have talent, we is elsewhere, Love believes who believe have championship-caliber that with him and young Love can help guys, and we have young players like rookie guard them stay com- and fresh guys that are going Collin Sexton, forwards petitive following LeBron to be willing to learn and Cedi Osman and Larry James’ departure. come along in this league. Nance and others, Cleveland The 29-year-old Love, “I think guys putting on can remain more than com- who was nearly traded twice their hard hats and coming to petitive. by Cleveland, signed the work every day — that has to “You lose the best player extension in front of dozens be the identity to our team, in the world, you have to of construction workers and I think we have guys that form a new identity,” he inside Quicken Loans Arena, are cut from that cloth and are said. “But I think in some the team’s downtown home, going to be willing to go out cases what we lose in identi- which is undergoing a $140 there and prove themselves.” ty we will make up but we million renovation not unlike Love will make $24.1 mil- also have in culture. We’ve the makeover taking place lion next season before the always had a culture here with the four-time defending extension begins, making his that has been very hard Eastern Conference champi- contract worth $145 million working. ... I think we’re ons. over five years. Love waived going to see a lot of guys The symbolic moment was- his option for 2019-20 and really having fun and being n’t lost on Love, who came to there are no other options or Cleveland four years ago to themselves and playing real- trade clauses within the new ly hard-nosed basketball.” join James and Kyrie Irving deal. and form the Cavs’ “Big 3.” Altman said it wasn’t long He will be paid $28.9 mil- after James announced he It’s now his team. lion in 2019-20, $31.3 mil- wasn’t coming back that he Akron Beacon Journal: Leah Klafczynski “I look back, everything lion in 2020-21 and 2021-22, happens for a reason,” Love made his commitment to Cleveland Cavaliers center Kevin Love (0) signed a four-year $120 million extension and $28.8 million in 2022-23. Love. said. “My best friend from The deal gives Love obvi- on Tuesday, and will be the team’s biggest star now that LeBron James has signed “Right after LeBron back home said, ‘It always ous financial security, and it with the Los Angeles Lakers. works out.’ This is where I locks up an elite player for decided to leave, I called part of this thing,’ and he four years since we traded “He wants to be a part of wanted to be. I’ve said that the Cavaliers, who want to Kevin first,” Altman said. all along. There were some avoid stumbling the way “I said: ‘Kev, I’m not trad- was all in then, too. He’s for him and not once this this franchise and be the tough times where potential- they did when James left the ing you. I want you to be never wavered in his com- summer and, to me, that’s leader. I think he’s earned ly I would have been traded first time in free agency in here and I want you to be a mitment, not once in the really, really meaningful. that.” Sanchez is back on DL THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — New York Yankees catch- er Gary Sanchez was put back on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday because of a strained right groin, a day after failing to hustle on a pair of key plays in a 7-6 loss to Tampa Bay. Sanchez missed 20 games from June 25 to July 19 because of the groin injury. “We had an MRI yesterday and it showed the same injury, same spot, same location,” Kansas City Star: John Sleezer Sanchez said through a translator. “So, re-aggravated the injury.” New York Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez, left, activated from the disabled list only last week, was placed back on the Sanchez offered no timetable for when he might return. DL Tuesday. Sanchez was an All-Star just a season ago. After Monday night’s game, Sanchez said that the groin when Jake Bauers scored from second on Sanchez’s 10th Severino appeared angry as he spoke with Sanchez in the issues were “definitely behind me” and that “it’s about doing passed ball, which tied for the major league lead. Sanchez dugout after the inning, an encounter caught by a television a better job overall.” “Being tight in a certain part of your body, I’m used to reached out and let a breaking ball from Luis Severino glance camera. that,” Sanchez said. “You keep playing and eventually they off his glove and right foot, then slowly chased the ball as it New York loaded the bases in the ninth when Sanchez bat- go away. I mentioned it after the game it felt a little tight.” bounced toward the third base coaching box. ted with two outs. He grounded to second baseman Daniel Austin Romine was behind the play for Tuesday night’s “It grabbed on me the first inning,” Sanchez said. “The Robinson, who flipped to shortstop Willy Adames. While game at the Rays. play in the first inning. I didn’t say anything then. To me it Aaron Hicks beat the throw to second, Sanchez jogged up the Tampa Bay took a 1-0 lead in the first inning Monday was trying to get through it and keep helping the team.” first-base line and was thrown out by an alert Adames.

conference in sacks and tack- Fall camp starts Aug. 4 ing the Rams’ relocation sea- pieces of their talented roster Hounds les for loss, with 10.5 and with meetings and physicals, Gurley son in 2016, with his yards- during this offseason, which 18.5, respectively. and practices begin on Aug. per-carry average dropping began with the high-profile From Page 1B “Both outstanding play- 6. Lee says the NCAA has From Page 1B from 4.8 to 3.2. additions of Ndamukong Suh ers,” Lee said. “Rabb is a basically done away with That average shot right and cornerbacks Marcus as motivation. But when very good quarterback and two-a-day practices, so he did such a great job, but he’s back up to 4.7 last season Peters and Aqib Talib. Last you’re on top, you under- led a very high-powered ENMU will only have a so much more than that to our while he starred for the NFC week, Los Angeles signed stand that other teams are offense. I think him and morning practice, plus work- team — the way that he com- West champions behind a receiver Brandin Cooks to a gonna be doing that. When (ENMU quarterback) Wyatt outs and a walk-through dur- petes in protection, the way stout offensive line that had five-year, $80 million exten- you’ve had some sustained (Strand) are both definitely ing the camp. that he works, and the way that the same starters for 15 con- sion before he catches his first success, you realize that now above the other quarterbacks “The walk-throughs, the rubs off on his teammates.” secutive weeks. Gurley likely pass with the Rams. you’re starting to be one of heading into the start of the meetings, the film, all the Along with being a hand- would have won the NFL But an even bigger issue still those teams that other people season. Markus from Angelo mental side of it, it’s really some reward for a burgeon- rushing title if McVay hadn’t looms for Los Angeles: defen- are gunning for. That makes State, he wreaked havoc last become more of a learning ing NFL star, Gurley’s deal rested him for the Rams’ reg- sive tackle Aaron Donald still things that much more year. Very logical choice (process),” Lee said. “It’s sets a new standard in the ular-season finale ahead of doesn’t have a new contract tougher, because you’re not there as well.” more important that your market for ball-carriers such their playoff loss to Atlanta. two days before the first prac- gonna sneak up on anybody Since the end of spring kids are coming in shape in as Dallas’ Ezekiel Elliott and Gurley has also grown tice of training camp. anymore.” practices, coaches have not the summer, because the Arizona’s David Johnson — swiftly as a receiver in his Donald, the NFL’s defen- The remaining six spots in been allowed contact with the days of running them into and for Pittsburgh’s Le’Veon three seasons, increasing his sive player of the year, and the the poll were rounded out by players, as strength and con- shape are long gone.” Bell after he plays out this catches from 21 as a rookie to Rams have been working on a Angelo State, Tarleton State, ditioning coach Larry season on the franchise tag. 43 and then 64 last season. long-term extension since Texas A&M-Kingsville, West Varnado has been in charge Bell, who received public Gurley’s contributions to early last year. The power- Texas A&M, UT-Permian of player workouts and train- “It’s nice to get that support from Gurley during the Rams last season drew house lineman is seeking a Basin and Western New ing. his contentious recent negoti- praise from Eric Dickerson, game-changing contract that Mexico. Besides those rank- Thus far from what Lee’s respect from your ations with the Steelers, the most popular player in would make him one of the ings, a preseason offensive heard, however, things have colleagues and other returned the love on Twitter, Los Angeles Rams history for NFL’s highest-paid players, and defensive player of the appeared strong over the past along with an additional his 1980s exploits as a but hasn’t yet been successful. year was selected. few months. More players people that follow the comment about his own fail- record-setting running back. Donald skipped all of This year, Midwestern than ever have stayed around Lone Star Conference. I ure to get a big contract in Steven Jackson, the Rams’ training camp last year in a quarterback Layton Rabb for the summer to keep train- think it’s a sign of the Pittsburgh: “lol and ppl franchise rushing leader, also holdout, and he missed all of was chosen as the LSC ing, and the enthusiasm for thought I was trippin?” hailed Gurley’s contract the Rams’ offseason activi- Preseason Offensive Player the workouts has been high season we had last year, Gurley was the offensive Tuesday on Twitter. ties this spring. of the Year, while Angelo as well. and where our program rookie of the year in 2015 for “Great to see Les Snead and Snead and McVay acknowl- State defensive end Markus “I think our guys realize the Rams, rewarding their the (at)RamsNFL front office edged Donald might not report Jones was the LSC Preseason that we got a tough schedule, has been headed the gamble on him with the 10th prioritize the running game!” to training camp Wednesday, Defensive Player of the Year especially early on,” Lee last few years.” overall pick. He overcame a Jackson tweeted. “To not only but they weren’t sure about his honoree. said. “We need to be in torn knee ligament in his draft (Gurley) early, but now plans. Snead is still in active Rabb threw for 3,109 yards, shape, and we need to be final season with the Georgia lock him into a long-term deal negotiations with Donald’s with 31 touchdown passes and playing our best football, — Kelley Lee, ENMU head coach on Bulldogs to rush for 1,106 to ensure he continues to representatives at CAA Sports. early in the year if we’re yards with St. Louis. thrive as a Ram is huge!” “I do know we’ve still got just five interceptions in 2017. his team being picked third in LSC Jones, meanwhile, led the gonna accomplish any of our Gurley struggled as part of The Rams haven’t been shy time to get something done,” goals.” the NFL’s worst offense dur- about securing several key Snead said. PAGE 4B ✦ WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS US announces billions to help farmers hurt by Trump tariffs By Ken Thomas through the Commodity Credit Trump told a veterans’ convention get payments sooner than other Chinese goods in a dispute over and Paul Wiseman Corporation, a wing of the depart- that he was trying to renegotiate growers. Beijing’s high-tech industrial poli- ment that addresses agricultural trade agreements that he said have But officials said soybeans were cies. China has retaliated with duties THE ASSOCIATED PRESS prices. hurt American workers, and he likely to be the largest sector affect- on soybeans and pork, affecting WASHINGTON — The govern- “This is a short-term solution that asked for patience ahead of key ed by the programs. Midwest farmers in a region of the ment announced a $12 billion plan will give President Trump and his talks. Trump declared earlier Tuesday country that supported the president Tuesday to assist farmers who have administration the time to work on “We’re making tremendous that “Tariffs are the greatest!” and in his 2016 campaign. been hurt by President Donald long-term trade deals,” said progress. They’re all coming. They threatened to impose additional Trump has threatened to place Trump’s trade disputes with China Agriculture Secretary Sonny don’t want to have those tariffs put penalties on U.S. trading partners as penalty taxes on up to $500 billion and other trading partners. Perdue. on them,” Trump told the Veterans he prepared for negotiations with in products imported from China, a The plan focuses on Midwest soy- Officials said the direct payments of Foreign Wars national conven- European officials at the White move that would dramatically ratch- bean producers and others targeted could help producers of soybeans, tion. “We’re opening up markets. House. et up the stakes in the trade dispute by retaliatory measures. which have been hit hard by the You watch what’s going to happen. Tariffs are taxes on imports. They involving the globe’s biggest The Agriculture Department said Trump tariffs, along with sorghum, Just be a little patient.” are meant to protect domestic busi- economies. the proposal would include direct corn, wheat, cotton, dairy and farm- Agriculture officials said the pay- nesses and put foreign competitors Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, assistance for farmers, purchases of ers raising hogs. The food pur- ments couldn’t be calculated until at a disadvantage. But the taxes also said the administration’s move was excess crops and trade promotion chased from farmers would include after harvests come in. Brad exact a toll on U.S. businesses and “encouraging for the short term. activities aimed at building new some types of fruit, nuts, rice, Karmen, the USDA’s assistant consumers, which pay more for What farmers in Iowa and through- export markets. Officials said the legumes, dairy, beef and pork, offi- deputy administrator for farm pro- imported products. out rural America need in the long plan would not require congression- cials said. grams, noted that the wheat harvest The Trump administration has term are markets and opportunity, al approval and would come In Kansas City, meanwhile, is already in, so wheat farmers could slapped tariffs on $34 billion in not government handouts.” Ryan says Trump just ‘trolling’ on clearance threat By Jill Colvin or was influenced by Russia. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “The fact that people with security clearances are making WASHINGTON — these baseless charges pro- Republican House Speaker vides inappropriate legitimacy Paul Ryan is dismissing to accusations with zero evi- President Donald Trump’s dence,” she said. threat to revoke the security Sanders did not cite specific clearances of six former top comments made by any of the national security and intelli- officials. But the president has gence officials who have been been seething over the back- critical of his administration. lash to his meeting last week “I think he’s just trolling with Russia’s Vladimir Putin people, honestly,” Ryan told and the ongoing investigations reporters at a news conference into Russia’s meddling in the Tuesday, addressing what 2016 election, whether his opponents and experts say campaign aides were involved would be an unprecedented in the effort and whether he politicization of the clearance obstructed justice. process. Experts said there is some “This is something that’s in dispute about whether the the purview of the executive president has the authority to Los Angeles Times: Robert Gauthier branch,” Ryan added with a unilaterally terminate a securi- A woman from Hunduras carries her baby, 14 months, after surrendering to border patrol agents near Granjeno, laugh. ty clearance, but said such a Texas. White House press secre- move would be unprecedented tary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and ill-advised. said Monday that the presi- “Legalities aside, it seems dent was “exploring the like a terrible mistake to use mechanisms” to strip clear- the security clearance system Records: 463 parents may have ance from former CIA as an instrument of political Director John Brennan as well vendettas,” said Steven as five other former officials Aftergood at the Federation of been deported without their children who have held some of the American Scientists’ Project most sensitive positions in on Government Secrecy. By Kate Morrissey The government reported 1,187 The government said in the filing that Democratic Rep. Adam government: former FBI THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE reunifications “or other appropriate dis- it would provide an updated list Director Jim Comey; James Schiff of California, a ranking charges.” Those children were reunited Tuesday. The ACLU attorneys asked Clapper, the former director member of the House SAN DIEGO — With two days to go with 879 parents who were still in the judge for an order to ensure that of national intelligence; for- Intelligence Committee, before a court-imposed deadline, the immigration detention when the gov- happens. mer CIA Director Michael tweeted that “politicizing secu- federal government has reunited or oth- ernment was ordered to put the families ACLU attorneys also want a list of Hayden; former national rity clearances to retaliate erwise resolved cases for fewer than back together, the filing said. deported parents. The Trump adminis- security adviser Susan Rice; against former national securi- half of the 2,551 children 5 and older More than 500 parents have been tration had agreed to provide the list by and Andrew McCabe, who ty officials who criticize the separated from their parents at the bor- “green-lighted,” the government said, last Friday, but in Monday’s filing, gov- served as Trump’s deputy FBI President would set a terrible der, according to a Monday court filing. and are waiting on transportation to be ernment attorneys said they needed director until he was fired in new precedent.” The Trump administration also said it reunited with their children, many of more time. “Some of this information is March. “An enemies list is ugly, believes 463 parents were deported whom were sent to facilities across the still under review,” the filing said. The leaders have served in undemocratic and un- while their children remained in the U.S. The government said 64 parents did- both Democratic and American,” he added. U.S., but that it is reviewing those The government reported that about n’t qualify to be reunited with their chil- Republican administrations, The threat to deny the offi- cases. 130 parents told immigration officials dren because they had significant crim- including Trump’s. But at least cials access to classified infor- The filing is the latest in a class- during interviews that they preferred inal histories or were otherwise two of the former officials, mation marks the latest escala- action lawsuit brought by the American their children stay in the U.S., often “deemed ineligible.” McCabe and Comey, do not tion in the president’s ongoing Civil Liberties Union in February on with other relatives. The government first worked to meet currently have security clear- war with the members of the behalf of families separated at the U.S.- The ACLU’s attorneys have been a July 10 court deadline to reunite chil- ances, making the threat moot. U.S. intelligence community. Mexico border under the administra- pushing the government for the names dren younger than 5 with their parents, Sanders accused the offi- It came hours after Republican tion’s “zero tolerance” immigration of those parents, and in Monday’s court and now are trying to meet the cials of having “politicized and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky policy. filing called for the administration to Thursday deadline to return children in in some cases monetized their tweeted that he would be Last month, U.S. District Judge Dana give them an updated list. the 5-to-17 age group to their families. public service and security meeting with Trump to discuss Sabraw ordered the Trump administra- “These parents urgently need consul- Sabraw has repeatedly criticized the clearances” by making “base- revoking Brennan’s clearance tion to reunify families, starting with tations with lawyers, so that they do not government’s lack of early planning for less accusations” that the for his scathing criticism of the children younger than 5. Now the mistakenly strand their children in the family reunification. On Friday, he Trump administration had president’s performance at the administration is trying to meet a United States,” ACLU attorneys wrote praised the government’s progress improper contact with Russia summit with Putin. 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The rectors, and 5% or /s/ April Phipps SCHOOLS CARRYING, AND IN- sumes may be emailed num Consumptive objection to the ap- greater shareholders of Deputy Clerk/Clerk Finance Dept is seeking STALLING ITEMS to aharrison@farwell Use), of shallow proval of the application one or more of these a Bookkeeper/Acct WEIGHING UP TO 80 carecenter.com. EOE groundwater from the must be based on: (1) entities are: Jeff Ander- Submitted by: Payable position. POUNDS WITHOUT following described Impairment; if impair- son, Jay Barton, Jim /s/Nichole Clark LOST AND FOUND Apply at clovis-schools. MECHANICAL AID IN HOUSE FRAMERS shallow wells: ment, you must specifi- Beck, James Berman, Petitioner Pro Se org-job openings. THE PERFORMANCE needed for Clovis/Por- cally identify your water Spencer Bienvenu, OF ROUTINE DAILY tales area. No experi- WELL NO. P-1286 rights*; and/or (2) Pub- Richard L. Boger, LEGAL 73128 LOOKING FOR A HOME Driver Needed TASKS. FOR A FOUND ence necessary. 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Dean, Tim DeFazio, SUBDIVISION COUNTY ADULT AND sion, Housing Al- check. 575-309-1593 SE1/4NE31/4SE1/4 The written protest T.L. Elder, Matt El- JUVENILE DETENTION lowance & Paid Time •A VALID DRIVER LI- must be filed, in tripli- dredge, Kristine W. CENTERS CLOVIS MEDIA INC. CENSE SECTION 35 Off. Medical, Dental, Vi- NOW HIRING! cate, with the State En- Eppes, Mike Fass, •HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO- TOWNSHIP 01S shall not be liable for sion, Life Insurance & Career Oriented RANGE 33E gineer, 1900 W Sec- Chris Fedele, Robert J. RFP NO: 2018/19-02 failure to publish an ad, 401K plans available. MA OR EQUIVALENT ond, Roswell, NM Folliard, III, Chris Fry, for typographical errors Please call (806)293- •EXPERIENCE WORK- Sales Professionals WELL NO. P-1286-S-2 88203 within ten (10) Luis A. Garcia, Mark The Board of County or for errors in publica- 4431 or 1-800-658- ING WITH ELECTRICI- - Organized SUBDIVISION days after the date of Gentner, Michele D. 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Howell, Matt RFP No. 2018/19-02 1689, Clovis, NM 88102 PO BOX 550 CLOVIS, PART TIME employee NE1/4NE1/4SE1/4 within 24-hours of the Jaquint, Nancy John- may be obtained in the NM 88102 OR EMAIL caring for 8 residents in facsimile. Mailing post- a relaxed atmosphere. SECTION 35 son, Mike King, Michael following manner: from FARMERS' ELECTRIC TO [email protected]. 575-763-5932 TOWNSHIP 01S mark will be used to King, Eric Krebs, Allan the Curry County Ad- IS CURRENTLY DEADLINE FOR RE- validate the 24-hour pe- Lancaster, Kelly Lan- RANGE 33E ministration office, 417 SEEKING A SUMES IS AUGUST 3, riod. Protests can be deen, Donald Patrick Gidding Street, Suite 2018. Receptionist CANDIDATE FOR A Secretary WELL NO. P-1286-S-4 faxed to the Office of LaPlatney, Kevin P. 100, Clovis, NM LINEMAN IN SAN the State Engineer, 1- Latek, Steve Lavin, Kim for busy construction SUBDIVISION 88101-7500, (575)763- JON, NM. FEC is an Equal Oppor- NE1/4NE1/4SE1/4 575-623-8559. 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Must be RANGE 33E Engineer will evaluate Mavrinac, Brian Mc- Proposals will be accept- HELP WANTED THE SKILLS NECES- taliation affecting its the application in accor- Donough, Terry ed until 2:00 p.m. Applicant proposes to dance with the provi- McHugh, Paul McTear, Mountain Time on sever the diversion of sions of Chapter 72 Becky Meyer, Neil Mid- Wednesday, August 8, CLOVIS HOUSING AND 120.0 acre-feet (51.6 NMSA 1978. dleton, Brad Moses, 2018 at the office men- REDELOPEMENT acre-feet Consumptive Matt Moran, Chris tioned above, at which AGENCY, INC., Use per annum) from LEGAL 73141 Mossman, Tim Myers, time and place, all pro- is accepting applications the irrigation of 40.0 July 21, 2018 Elizabeth R. Neuhoff, posals will be opened for the position of Mod- acres of land described July 22, 2018 Howell W. Newton, for evaluation by an ernization and Procure- as follows: July 24, 2018 Hugh E. Norton, Mike evaluation committee. ment Director. July 25, 2018 Oates, John OBrien, SUBDIVISION Pt. SE 1/4 Brad Odil, Heather SECTION 35 LOCAL PUBLIC Peeples, Thom Pritz, TOWNSHIP 01S NOTICE Matt Pumo, Sasha Pur- RANGE 33E ciful, Sue Ramsett, ACRES 40.0 On July 9, 2018, an ap- Rick Rhoades, Harriet plication was filed with J. Robinson, James C. The applicant proposes the Federal Communi- Ryan, Barry Schumaier, to commence the diver- cations Commission for Bob Smith, Andrew sion of 51.6 acre-feet consent to assign the li- Stewart, Stacey Stew- per annum Consump- cense of KZBZ-CD, art, Don Vesely, Pete tive Use. from the fol- Channel 26, Clovis, Veto, Luis Villarreal, lowing described shal- New Mexico, from Tim Walker, Nick low wells: KFDA/KEYU License Waller, James Ware- Subsidiary, LLC (“As- ham, Tregg White, Mike WELL NO. P-1605 signor”) to Gray Televi- Wright, and Atlantic SUBDIVISION sion Licensee, LLC American Corporation. NE1/4NE1/4NE1/4 (“Assignee”). A copy of SECTION 10 the application and re- LEGAL 73213 TOWNSHIP 02S lated material is avail- July 26, 2018 RANGE 34E able for public inspec- August 2, 2018 tion at www.fcc. gov. WELL NO. P-3208 NINTH JUDICIAL SUBDIVISION The officers, directors DISTRICT NW1/4NE1/4NE1/4 and 5% percent or STATE OF SECTION 10 greater shareholders of NEW MEXICO TOWNSHIP 02S the Assignor are: COUNTY OF CURRY RANGE 34E KFDA/KEYU, LLC, TV- 3, LLC, Raycom TV IN THE MATTER OF for commercial dairy use Broadcasting, LLC, TV THE PETITION FOR at the location de- Stations Holdings, LLC, CHANGE OF NAME OF scribed: Raycom Media, Inc., Nichole Hughes Clark Donald Patrick LaPlat- SUBDIVISION ney, Ellenann B. No. D-0905-CV-02018- NE1/4NE1/4 Yelverton, Susana Will- 000485 SECTION 10 ingham, William R. Mc- Dowell, Diane S. Gris- NOTICE OF CHANGE PAGE 8B ✦ WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS HOMES FOR SALE HELP WANTED Herman TRUCK/VAN/SUV CURRY COUNTY

proficient in Word, Ex- cel and 10-key by touch NEW TODAY! and must be able to multi-task. Bilingual 2 BR 2BA, big kitchen preferred. and big living room on one acre of land. Lrg 2011 CHEVY Apply in person at 2405 Colorado camper W 7th Street, Clovis or ACREAGE/SALE workshop in back, dbl FARM AND RANCH carport $90K 575-749- CARS FOR SALE shell for sale Call fax resume to 575-904- ROOSEVELT 575-607-5861 SERVICES 7286 6605 K. Barnett & Sons is an 107 SPRINGWOOD, 2011 MAZDA Miata Equal Opportunity NEW TODAY! Portales lot with all TERESA SAID, “Thank MX5, Electric hardtop, Employer. utilities for your mobile dual heat/ac, automatic you so much for run- DOUBLE K Horse Training home $250 rent or buy ning the ad for our or standard shift trans. 480-392-8550 85k miles, Horse boarding, breaking RENTED THE FIRST lost Jeep key. It was excellent condition. and for sale. DAY! returned today by the Asking $12,775 OBO 575-218-0005 “SUPER!” THAT is what person who had 575-799-0714 2011 JEEP Wrangler Un- “I AM going to tell ev- Ann Larsen said when found it after they limited Sahara, 4 WD, eryone to put their ad she sold her car, 2 days read it in the V6, 4-spd. Auto, Black, in the Classifieds.” after the ad came out. Classifieds.” $21,995. RB Toyota, J.C. Awesome! 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- vis, NM. 575-762- FARMS/RANCHES 4551. www.rbtoyota. LARGE CURRY COUNTY com HOMES FOR SALE 3 BR, 3 bath, double 2012 FORD Focus SE, garage, big den fire- 3 BR 2BA Farmhouse ROOSEVELT approx. 2000 SF, two- Hatchback, FWD, Auto, place. 1 mile from story, 3 car detached th Blue. 64,965 miles, CAFB. Mature trees 920 W. 17 Ln, 3 Br $7,995. RB Toyota, garage, 2 box cars for house w/garage and and yard. $550/mo. storage, sits on 7.25 HOUSE FOR RENT 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- appliances, close to vis, NM. 575-762- plus deposit. Call acres. Asking $165,000 college. Call 575-356- ROOSEVELT xxx-xxxx. as is. 575-799-0714 4551. 5193 www.rbtoyota.com 2013 TOYOTA Sienna Newly Renovated LE, 5-door, 7 passen- 3 BR 1.5 BA, central ger, V6, Auto, FWD, AC, garage, w/d, re- Red, $13,995. RB Toy- frig, stove, fenced, ota, 600 W. 7th Street, near ENMU, No pets! Clovis, NM. 575-762- No hud! No smoking! 4551. www.rbtoyota. $800 rent/dep com 907-398-4053 2012 Toyota Avalon Newly Renovated Sedan, V6, Auto, 32,665 3 BR 1.5 BA, central miles, Anti-theft system ALL real estate advertis- AC, garage, w/d, re- w/engine immobilizer, ing in Clovis Media Inc. $16,995. RB Toyota, newspapers is subject to frig, stove, fenced, near ENMU, No Pets! 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- the Federal Fair Housing vis, NM. 575-762-4551. Act of 1968 as amended No Hud! Smoke Free! www.rbtoyota.com which makes it illegal to $800 rent/dep 2016 DODGE GRAND advertise "any prefer- CARAVAN, V6, Auto, 907-398-4053 2015 GENESIS 3.8 white ence, limitation or dis- Black. $15,495 luxury sedan. 1 owner, crimination based on RB Toyota, 600 W. 7th fully loaded, 29k miles, race, color, religion, Street, Clovis, NM. please call 575-799- 575-762-4551. handicap, family status 3215. or national origin, or an www.rbtoyota.com intention to make any such preference, limita- tion or discrimination." DO YOU have a car TRUCK/VAN/SUV Clovis Media Inc. will not that you need to sell? knowingly accept any ad- Do you need a deal vertising in this newspa- for your wheels? We per that is in violation of have a deal for you 2016 Mitsubishi the law. Our readers are called deals for Outlander Sport SUV, 4 hereby informed that all wheels. Call Rebekah cyl, Auto, FWD, dwellings advertised in $15,995. RB Toyota, this newspaper are avail- or Tammy at 763- 600 W. 7th Street, Clo- able on an equal oppor- 3431. vis, NM. 575-762- tunity basis. To complain 4551. www.rbtoyota. of discrimination, call 2008 DODGE Ram 2500, com HUD toll-free at (202)- medium charcoal grey, 708-1455. 140k miles, 6 speed au- tomatic cummins 6.7 L APARTMENTS 16 Turbo diesel, towing CURRY COUNTY package w. break force, tool box, headache 2BD 1BA, 3Bd 2Ba rack, engine guard, apartments and hous- good condition, must WHEELCHAIR ACCES- es for rent please call see to appreciate, ask- SIBLE van 2013 Toy- ota Sienna Sport Van 575-309-6661 for more GARAGE SALE ing $13,000. Please information. call 575-626-6209 only 27k miles, backup CURRY COUNTY camera, blind spot sen- APARTMENT FOR sors, sunroof, custom RENT Clean 2 BR 3821 LEW WALLACE, conversion doorway 57 Clovis, Saturday, July inch, retractable ramp W/D, frig, range, car- st port, $450 mo $450 21 at 7:00am with kneeling package. dep. Call 575-762-7170 Items marked as a like new condition! must go price. $45,000 call 575-714- 1021 HOUSE FOR RENT ROOSEVELT PETS 2010 CHEVROLET FOUND A TURTLE OR Equinox LTSUV, Mocha OTHER EXOTICS? COMBS PROPERTIES Steel Metallic, Auto, FREE TO GOOD Call Vyanne Bradley ALL BILLS PAID FWD, Theft-deterrent Humphreys, 760-4071 3B/1Ba HOMES Boxer & Rat $725 Month Terrier mix puppies, system, $8,995. RB or 742-5589 for Turtle or 575-356-4436 males & females, ap- Toyota, 600 W. 7th exotic rescue or infor- prox. 3 months old. Eat- Street, Clovis, NM. 575- mation on how to care ing solid food. 469-285- 762-4551. for these pets. Advertising Works! 2484 www.rbtoyota.com

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