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❏ Local dispatchers keep Who you gonna call? calm, prioritize emergencies. By David Grieder they have the formidable task of not directly on scene with people, said. “We have more administrative have to be able to multi-task. We STAFF WRITER prioritizing multiple calls at once, but just knowing that I can answer stuff during the day, but any call have to have compassion and car- [email protected] ranging from a dire emergency to that phone and be that calm voice can come in at any given time.” ing, but the biggest deal is multi- an accidental dial, while also coor- and be the help they need, I love It’s not only the initial calls for tasking because we’re always CLOVIS — Before the ambu- dinating follow-up information and it.” service, either: dispatchers may doing multiple things at one time,” lance or the fire truck or the police service for responders. Speed is Ruiz has dealt with plenty in her need to provide information on she said. “It’s a lot about team work cruiser, there’s usually a phone call. important, but so is calmness. time on the job, including fielding warrants and license plates for offi- in there. You’ve got to be a team Before you speak with any officers, That’s the situation for Amber calls Aug. 28 during the shooting cers on scene, while also arranging you talk with a dispatcher, some- Ruiz, a dispatcher of almost five incident at the Clovis-Carver additional support as needed. They player in there to accomplish all times called the first of the first years with the Clovis Police Public Library. Dispatchers rotate train for three weeks at an acade- that and have that good outcome.” responders. Department. through daytime, evening and my, and in addition to police codes What is a good outcome? That Taking those calls is no small “It’s just something I thought overnight shifts every three and the NATO phonetic alphabet, would be “getting people the help job, either. There are usually only about for a long time. I love to help months, but there’s no telling what they quickly learn to recognize that they need and knowing that two, sometimes three dispatchers people,” she told The News in a may happen when. officers by voice alone. on duty during any given shift, and phone interview Wednesday. “I’m “You never really know,” she “I think the main (skill) is you DISPATCH on Page 5A PIANO MAN Financial items top trustees’ agenda ❏ Budget adjustment requests include $2,691.81 for energy contract.

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CLOVIS — The Clovis Community College Board of Trustees is expected to tack- le several financial items at today’s meeting. The board will vote on a budget adjustment request for fiscal year 2017-18 and the proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2018- 19, set to begin July 1. Chief Financial Officer Tom Drake said the largest budget adjustment is for the energy performance contract, a project that involves several energy-savings improvements at the college, in the amount of $2,691.81. “The rest are just adjustments that are made Staff photo: Tony Bullocks for the second half of the fiscal year to get us Sam Marquez, 86, of Clovis entertains members of the Friendship Center on Wednesday afternoon. Marquez said he’s to June 30 and they’re related to a few minor capital projects and some internal service been playing the piano and other instruments since he was 16, but he doesn’t play much now due to arthritis in his hands. department expenditures,” Drake said. Drake said the proposed budget for fiscal year 2018-19 is “very similar” to last year’s budget, with the biggest changes being the inclusion of the energy performance contract and other capital projects, a $50,000 increase in state appropriated funds and a 2 percent salary increase for all full-time college 50 years of service employees, as approved by Gov. Susana Martinez last month as part of House Bill 2. ❏ Duane Ryan, KENW’s director of broadcasting, honored at Spirit of Eastern Awards. Also on the agenda for today’s meeting, scheduled for 8 a.m. in room 512 at CCC, 417 days of the station, when Ryan Schepps: By Eamon Scarbrough ■ STAFF WRITER was “a little tight with the The board will vote on a proposal to [email protected] buck.” increase salary for part-time faculty. “He told us in the first meet- Beverly Aragon, administrative assistant to A lot can happen in 50 years. ing that we didn’t have much President Becky Rowley, said the current rate Radio and television stations money for office supplies, is $585 per credit hour and the proposed rate can be formed, and a plethora (and) would we mind stopping is $625 per credit hour, an increase of 6.8 per- of students can go on to suc- by a bank to pick up some cent. cessful careers in broadcasting. pens,” he said. ■ The board will hear a review of Upward For Duane Ryan, that scenario In the station’s first years, Bound, a program designed to prepare high is a reality. 115 students were trained by school students from low-income and first- The KENW director of Ryan to help with all of the pro- generation college families for higher educa- broadcasting was honored at grams produced there, accord- tion. the Eastern New Mexico ing to Criss. All CCC grant-funded programs are University Spirit of Eastern “I have always thought that a required to make a presentation to the board Awards for half a century at the person ought to spend the time once a year. station. of their lives doing something ■ The board will vote on the college cata- KENW Community Services to make the world a better Staff photo: Eamon Scarbrough log for the 2018-19 school year. Consultant Don Criss gave a place. Duane has done that ■ Employee service award recipients will presentation on his boss, who through KENW-TV and KENW Director of Broadcasting Duane Ryan is honored for be honored. Aragon said CCC presents he has worked with for 44 Eastern New Mexico 50 years of service by Eastern New Mexico University awards to employees after every five years years. President Jeff Elwell and his wife Edwina at Wednesday’s with the college and 19 employees qualified He remembered the early RYAN on Page 5A Spirit of Eastern Awards. this year.

Forecast: Today Friday Saturday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 6A Reach us at: High: 86 High: 56 High: 58 Classified ...... 6B Markets ...... 2A (575) 763-3431 Comics ...... 5B Obituaries...... 3A Low: 44 Low: 31 Low: 30 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Schools continuing the Events calendar Meetings Today ■ Monster Truck Thunder — ■ Eastern New Mexico Spring 7:30 p.m. at Curry County calendar Job Fair — 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Fairgrounds. Tickets: $10-$17. Clovis Civic Center. Booth rentals Information: www.ticketleap.com Today fight against bullying ■ ■ Clovis Community College for companies are $35 and must be Meet the Author — 3 p.m. Board of Trustees — 8 a.m. in ullying has been School staff remains con- secured by 11 a.m. today. reading and Q&A with Nell Jones at Information: 575-762-7714 Clovis-Carver Public Library. CCC Room 512, 417 Schepps defined as the “use sistently vigilant, of course, Cindy ■ Bookends: Music of Simon Information: 575-769-7840 Blvd. Information: 575-769-4001 Bof superior strength but it is impossible to see and Garfunkel — 7 p.m. at or influence to intimidate Kleyn- and know everything, Marshall Auditorium, 100 Sunday Monday someone, typically to force Kennedy whereas students are gener- Commerce Way, Clovis. Admission ■ Weekend Warrior ■ Floyd Board of Education him or her to do what one ◆ ally aware of everything is $20. This performance is part of Bootcamp — Noon to 5 p.m. at — 6 a.m. at Floyd Municipal wants.” Somehow the defi- Clovis going on, including aggres- the Clovis Community College Patriot Outdoors, 1250 Clovis Schools, 1564 New Mexico 267, nition doesn’t sound as bad Municipal Cultural Arts Series. Information: Road 16, Clovis. This free event Floyd. Information: 575-478-2211 Schools sive undercurrents. Brady ■ as bullying is. continued: “The first thing http://clovisarts.org will explain the mission of the Grady Board of Education ■ — 6 p.m. at Grady Municipal Like it or not, bullying we want to make sure of Preschool storytime — 10 Americans for Prosperity has always been around, as added to the mix is the a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Foundation and teach attendees Schools, 100 Franklin St., Grady. before anything else, even long as people have lived incorporation of a program Library. Information: 575-769-7840 how to run grassroots movements. Information: 575-357-2192 ■ together in communities. As called, “Stop!T,” which has before academics, is that ■ Book to Movie for teens — Information: http://americansfor- Muleshoe Board of long as imbalances in power quickly become widely used kids are safe. There are no 5 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public prosperityfoundation.org Education — 7 p.m. (CDT) at the longer any more entirely Library. Information: 575-769-7840 Muleshoe Independent Schools occur, the potential for bul- across the country. ■ lying exists, and this is Superintendent Jody Balch safe places due the power of Travis Sherwood Faculty Monday Administration Building, 514 W. ■ Ave. G, Muleshoe. Information: unlikely to change. Not sur- is determined to refine its technology; students are Voice Recital — 7 p.m. at the Stitch Addicts — 1:30 p.m. Eastern New Mexico University to 3 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public 806-272-7400 prisingly, the field of use at Clovis High School always connected with too little supervision.” Music Building. Free admission. Library. Crochet lesson: Triangular research into the prevalence and then roll out to our mid- Information: 575-562-2377 shawl. Information: 575-763-9687 Tuesday and prevention of bullying dle schools. As we spoke, notifications ■ Curry County Commission has expanded considerably CHS Principal Jay Brady from Stop!T came through, Friday Wednesday — 9 a.m. in the commission cham- in recent years. New factors described the implementa- with Brady glancing at each ■ Plains Regional Medical ■ Richard Schwartz Faculty bers, 417 Gidding St., Clovis. have contributed negatively; tion of the Stop!T app in a one, pausing to address. Center craft and bake sale — 8 Saxophone Recital — 7 p.m. at Information: 575-763-5591 not only the continuing recent conversation. “While “Since we began this in a.m. until sold out at hospital lobby. the ENMU Music Building. Free ■ Roosevelt County breakdown of the family, there are always policies in February, actually, we have Information: 575-769-2141 admission. Information: 575-562- Commission — 9 a.m. at but, also, the ever-expand- place, they may not be user had some tremendous tri- ■ Sidney Shuler Faculty 2377 Roosevelt County Courthouse, ing channels possible friendly. Students are fearful umphs, that you’ll never Trumpet Recital — 7 p.m. at the 109 W. First St., Portales. through technology use. of reporting bullying. We ENMU Music Building. Free admis- April 19 Information: 575-356-8562 hear about. Hey … we all sion. Information: 575-562-2377 ■ Preschool Storytime — 10 ■ Friends of the Clovis- The good news is the pre- have different ways for safe love kids, or we wouldn’t be vention of bullying remains reporting, including “bully a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Carver Public Library — 11 a.m. here.” a high priority of school dis- boxes” in various locations, Saturday Library. Information: 575-763-9687 at Clovis-Carver Public Library, ■ ■ tricts. Despite negative chat- checked twice a day, but National Crime Victims’ United Blood Services 701 N. Main St., Clovis. Cindy Kleyn-Kennedy is Rights Week color dash — 8:15 Blood Drive — 10:30 a.m. to 3 Information: 575-763-9687 ter that inevitably pops up students don’t always report ■ — not necessarily based instances of bullying. We’ve the Instructional a.m. at Hillcrest Park. $25 per run- p.m. at the ENMU Campus Union Clovis Cultural and Ethnic Technology Coordinator ner. Information: www.9thda.com Building. Information: 575-625- Affairs Committee — 5 p.m. at upon facts — we do our set up Stop!T, available to ■ for the Clovis Municipal Weekend Warrior 9743 the Bert Cabiness City best in public education to all staff and students on Bootcamp — 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. ■ Page Turners Book Club — Government Center, 321 N. Schools and can be battle this ongoing chal- campus, and it’s working; at Patriot Outdoors, 1250 Clovis 6:30 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Connelly St., Clovis. Information: lenge, striving to be proac- it’s immediate and com- reached at Road 16, Clovis. This free event Library. Book: “The Nightengale.” 575-769-7828 tive. pletely anonymous, which is cindy.kleynkennedy will explain the mission of the Information: 575-763-9687 ■ Portales City Council — A new measure we’ve key.” @clovis-schools.org Americans for Prosperity ■ ENMU Spring Choral 6:30 p.m. at the Memorial Building, Foundation and teach attendees Concert — 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the 200 E. Seventh St., Portales. how to run grassroots movements. ENMU Music Building. Free admis- Information: 575-356-6662 Information: http://americansfor sion. Information: 575-562-2377 ■ Bovina City Council — 6:30 was considered a complete prosperityfoundation.org p.m. CST at Bovina City Hall, 205 PRIL loss. ■ 2018 Spring Charity Ball — Ongoing North St., Bovina. Information: A 12 6:30 p.m. at Hotel Clovis Ballroom. ■ Artist of the month — Art 806-251-1116 1978: Mrs. Roy Tickets available at Clovis/Curry from Kelly Karn and Lucille On this date ... Franse’s fourth-grade class County Chamber: $75 per person, Bradburn will be on exhibit all Wednesday 1988: Firefighters were from Cameo Elementary $600 table of 8. Information: 575- month at Clovis-Carver Public ■ Clovis Finance Committee still at the scene of the was back in the classroom 763-3435 Library. Information: 575-762-6359 — 2 p.m. at the Bert Cabiness City smoldering remains of the after a day serving as “vic- ■ Curry County Youth Government Center, 321 N. Midway Dance Club on tims” for a mock disaster Supporters dinner/dance The events calendar is a daily Connelly St., Clovis. Information: U.S. 70 between Portales drill for the staff of fundraiser — 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 listing of area events. To place 575-769-7828 and Clovis after a late-night Memorial Hospital in p.m. at Curry County Events an item on the calendar, call the fire had destroyed the build- Center. Tickets: $100 per couple. newsroom at 575-356-4481 or e- April 19 Clovis. ■ ing that was a fixture in the Proceeds support 4-H. Information: mail: Clovis City Commission — The drill simulated an 575-763-6505 [email protected] area for decades. explosion at the elementary, 5:15 p.m. in the north annex of the Clovis-Carver Public Library, 701 “It’s been here as long as with 26 students imperson- as they were transported by I can remember,” said ambulance to the hospital. N. Main St., Clovis. Information: ating the injured for the hos- 575-769-7828 Portales Fire Chief Mike pital staff. Each child was A Clovis News-Journal Miller. “It’s become sort of given a card listing his or photographer captured two Markets of the less-than-serious vic- The meetings calendar is a a landmark.” her “symptoms” and encour- Dow Jones: 24,189.45 -218.55 (-0.90%) daily listing of area meetings. To tims, fourth graders Jennifer Although no immediate aged to ham it up with Gold: 1,350.82/oz Silver: 16.67/oz Oil: 66.74/barrel place an item on the calendar, dollar value was placed on moans and groans appropri- Wood and her “brother” for call the newsroom at 575-356- Closing Quotes Southwest Airlines Co 53.50 the damage, the building ate to their pseudo-injuries the exercise, Lee Thomas, 4481 or e-mail: along with real life emer- Altria Group Inc 63.84 McDonald's Corporation 163.34 AT&T Inc. 35.25 Merck & Co., Inc. 56.20 [email protected] gency room nurse Nelda Atmos Energy Corporation 83.84 McDonald. Microsoft Corporation 91.86 Bank of America Corp 29.9 Newmont Mining Corp 40.64 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 60.18 PepsiCo, Inc. 108.68 Citigroup Inc 69.89 Pages Past is compiled PNM Resources Inc 37.50 Lottery Chevron Corporation 119.25 by Betty Williamson. Sears Holdings Corp 3.30 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 51.47 Tuesday Contact her at: Tenneco Inc 55.03 Edison International 63.11 [email protected] Verizon Communications Inc. 47.58 Exxon Mobil Corporation 77.43 Ford Motor Company 11.43 Washington Federal Inc. 33.20 Mega Millions General Electric Company 12.97 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 64.11 GlaxoSmithKline 40.57 Wells Fargo & Co 51.93 5 13 31 43 53 Int’l Business Machines Corp. 155.36 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 85.91 Megaball: 20 Intel Corporation 51.10 Xcel Energy Inc 44.84 The Coca-Cola Co 43.99 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com Megaplier: 2

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Paul Vernal Layne Funerals Jouett denied October 5, 1943 - April 8, 2018 Today Saturday BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS reasonable medical care and Paul Vernal Layne, Jr., 74, of would unnecessarily impede Clovis, NM went to be with the Eloise Prewett — 10 a.m. Ginnie Seifert — 11 a.m. Lord on April 8, 2018, in Lub- (CDT) at First Baptist at Lawn Haven Memorial CLOVIS — A motion to the need to detain Mr. Jouett bock, TX. He was born on Church, Vinita, Oklahoma Gardens, Clovis transfer accused teenage as determined by the court,” October 5, 1943, to Paul and Nancy Blumlein — 2 Paul Luther — 1 p.m. at shooter Nathaniel Jouett to referencing his decision Margaret (Gomes) Layne, Sr. p.m. at Muffley Funeral Texico Cemetery an adolescent treatment Friday evening to approve of Cambridge, MA. Home Chapel, Clovis April 21 facility in Albuquerque was the state’s motion for pre- Paul retired from the United Friday Gary Brakebill —11 denied this week, following trial detention. States Air Force as a Master Willie Shadix — 10 a.m. a.m. at the Causey a daylong hearing Friday in Hudson ordered “an Sergeant. He was also a member of the 32nd Degree at Hollene Cemetery, Community Center. Clovis. assessment and evaluation” Masonic Mason fraternity as Broadview April 24 Jouett, 17, is accused of of Jouett conducted in con- of June 16, 1973. Paul was Paul Layne — 3 p.m. at James Jones — 11 a.m. at killing two and injuring four junction with the staff of married to the love of his life, Faith Christian Family Steed-Todd Funeral Home Aug. 28 at the Clovis-Carver Sequoyah Adolescent Audra Caplenas, and they Church, Clovis Chapel, Clovis Public Library. Treatment Facility and Curry shared that love together for Judge James Hudson, of County’s Mental Health over 35 years. When Paul Roswell, said “the ideal care Resource office, and sched- wasn't busy working, he would enjoy casting his fishing rod every chance he got. He was also a die-hard sports fanat- Ginnie Seifert proposed by the defense is uled a status conference for ic, and would support the Patriots, Celtics and Red Sox by February 28, 1925 - April 03, 2018 not mandated by the right to May 21. sporting their shoes, jerseys and hats. To those who knew Genevieve “Ginnie" Paul personally always referred to him as “The Lottery Seifert, 93, of Clovis, NM, Man”. He will be dearly missed by everyone. died Tuesday, April 3, 2018, Paul leaves behind: his wife, Audra Layne, of the home; at Retirement Ranch. Visi- Education digest son, Jamaal V. Layne of New Castle, DE; daughters, tation will be held from 4:00 Kymyatta Layne of New Castle, DE and Tracy Lynn Whit- pm to 7:00 pm Friday, April FCCLA students add your child to the list. field of Oklahoma City, OK; brothers, Anthony Layne of 13, 2018, at Muffley Funeral Students will be accepted on a Hudson, NH and Gregory Layne of Birmingham, AL; sis- Home, 1430 Thornton. take home awards first-come-first-serve basis. Graveside services will be ters, Marguerita Jackson of Boston, MA and Ellen Ford of ALBUQUERQUE — K-5 PLUS locations: Tucson, AZ; plus 6 grandchildren, Keyana, Ayana, Alexia, held at 11:00 am Saturday, ■ April 14, 2018, at Lawn Clovis High Family, Career Lockwood Elementary — Jacqueline, Jazmyn and Trebor. Bilingual students from Preceding him in death are his parents, Paul and Mar- Haven Memorial Gardens, and Community Leaders of 1601 E. Llano Estacado, America took home several Lockwood and La Casita. garet Layne, Sr. ■ James Bickley A Celebration of Life service for Paul will be held on Fri- with Phillip Seifert officiat- awards including the state ing. Storry Seifert, Kane championship at last month’s Elementary — Students from day, April 13, 2018, 1:00pm at Faith Christian Family James Bickley, Highland and Church with Rev. Anthony Mahan and Rev. Donald Sawyer Seifert, Kipp Seifert, Justin State Leadership Conference Johnson, and Craig Ogles- Sandia. officiating. in Albuquerque, according to ■ Services are under the care of Steed Todd Funeral Home, by will serve as honorary Arts Academy at Bella pallbearers. advisor Amy Garcia. Vista — Students from Arts 800 E Manana, Clovis NM 88101 (575) 763-5541. You may The group also won nine sign the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.com. Ginnie was born in the Center Community, south of Clo- Academy, Parkview, Cameo vis, in 1925, to Garlen and Exia Dorris Massey. She gradu- silver and two bronze and English only from ated Clovis High School in 1943, and married Carl L. medals, while Dafne Acosta Lockwood. Seifert April 1, 1945, in Portales, NM. Ginnie had numerous was elected to serve on the Paul Howard Luther interests including gardening, card playing, dominoes and September 20, 1937 - April 10, 2018 2018-19 executive council. Education Digest is com- art work. Annette Soto, Alexander Paul Howard Luther, 80, of As an accomplished artist, her southwestern life provided piled by Eastern New Clovis, NM passed away the topics for her colorful and versatile works. She was a Robles, Kylie Koss and Mexico News staff. Contact Tuesday, April 10, 2018, at member of several art leagues and was a charter member Jeremy Harguess qualified to Jamie Cushman at: Plains Regional Medical of The Pintores Art League. She received numerous hon- compete at the National [email protected] Center. Visitation will be ors and awards for her works, and her paintings can be Leadership Conference in held from 4:00 pm to 7:00 found in many public and private collections. Atlanta, from June 28 to July pm Friday, April 13 2018, at Survivors include: her two sons; Phillip (Dixie) Seifert of 2. Muffley Funeral Home, 1430 Saint Albans, MO, and Ricky Seifert of Clovis, two brothers; Thornton. A graveside ser- Wandel Massey and Arno (Margaret) Massey of Clovis, five vice will be held at 1:00 pm grandchildren; Storry (Jenny) Seifert, Libby (Justin) John- Applications Saturday, April 14, 2018, at son, Kane Seifert, Kipp (Michelle) Seifert, Andi (Craig) Texico Cemetery, officiated Oglesby, and 10 great-grandchildren. She was preceded being accepted by Rev. Tyler Hicks with in death by her husband, parents, two brothers; Dorris CLOVIS — Applications support by Mike Trower. A Massey and Jake Massey, and sister; Donleta Swinford. are being accepted for this processional will gather be- Special thanks to the staff at Retirement Ranch for their summer’s K-5 PLUS program, fore the service at 12:00 kindness and assistance. according to a press release noon at Muffley Funeral In lieu of flowers the family requests a donation be made Home. from Clovis Municipal to a charity of your choice or to the Pintores Art League - Schools. Paul was born September Scholarship Fund, Post Office Box 63, Clovis, NM, 88101. 20, 1937, in Murphy, NC to K-5 PLUS is a program that Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral provides an extra 25 days of Beacher and Hazel Luther. Home, 575-762-4435, www.muffleyfuneralhome.com He grew up in Murphy NC specialized learning for stu- and had one son, Terry dents entering kindergarten to Luther. Paul met and later fifth grade this fall. married Betty Claudine Gillean in 1973. He accepted her The program will run daughters as his own and loved his grandchildren and Monday to Friday from June great-grandchildren. He had three different businesses in 21 to July 26, is free to attend Clovis with his favorite being the Kiddy Amusement Park at easternnewmexiconews.com and includes meals. Hillcrest Park. To apply contact the office Survivors include: his wife; Betty Claudine Luther of the Your source for local news and sports staff at your child’s K-5 PLUS home, a son; Terry Luther, three daughters; Terri Windle, location (see chart below) to Cheryl (Duane) Castleberry, and Debra (Roger) Webber, two sisters; Mildred Carter and Stella Martin, seven grandchildren; Laura Wyche, Amy (Troy) Edwards, Jandi (Scott) Stanfield, Jason Vineyard, Billy King, Tomi Castleberry, and Ginni Webber, and eight great-grandchildren including Maya Wyche who he shared a special bond with due to baby sitting her. He is preceded in death by his parents; Beacher and Hazel Luther, two brothers; Bill Luther and Morris Luther, two brothers-in-law; Robert Martin and Jack Gillean, a grandson, Bobby King, and a son-in-law; Melvin Windle. Family request memorial contributions be made to the Baptist Children's Home, P.O. Box 629, Portales, NM 88130. Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral Home, 575-762-4435, www.muffleyfuneralhome.com PAGE 4A Thursday April 12, 2018 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond Life in small town has rewards ometimes life in a This weekend was a of replies from people who week. But you know what? I small town feels a whirlwind and I didn’t think were searching and passing But here is what made don’t even care. Slittle confining. But of it again until Monday. I Betty on the photo. The owner of that even sweeter: When the If my crafty friend who then — if you’re lucky — decided a photo might be Williamson the coffee shop where I’d manager of that business built it can’t repair it, I will you have one of those helpful. Fortunately my jew- ◆ stopped in that afternoon saw my post on Facebook, keep it anyway, a slightly moments that reminds you elry making friend is much A bit offered a gift certificate to she immediately consulted scuffed reminder of the of the very best part of better organized than I ever of good news anyone who found it. Many the security cameras in the power of friendship, the being in a rural community. hope to be, and she emailed friends “shared” the post, tire shop to see if she could good that is possible with I lost a decorative pin in one in my direction. which, for those of you not spot the missing pin. When social media, and the joy of Portales last Friday. It was- My travels that day had forwarded the photo to sev- on Facebook, means they she saw nothing helpful living in a small town. n’t especially valuable, but taken me to two buildings eral people, and then posted passed it on so even more inside the building, she A lost pin, a found pin, it was sentimental. A dear on campus at Eastern New it on Facebook at 3:29 p.m. people saw it. thought to check the parking and a happy column. I’d call friend made it, a tiny prairie Mexico University, a local My phone rang at 4:20 In the end, I should have lot. that good news. chicken created from vari- coffee shop, a local tire p.m. The lost was found. not been surprised that it There it was, “a little the ous metals. It was on my shop, and various paths in Better than that was what turned up at a tire shop — worse for wear,” she told Betty Williamson has a shoulder at lunchtime; by between. I knew I was happened in those 51 min- because I was also gifted me, being that it wasn’t grateful heart. Reach her late afternoon it was miss- searching for that proverbial utes. with five (count them, five) designed to hold up between at: ing. needle in a haystack, but I I had a ridiculous number flat tires over the previous vehicles and asphalt. [email protected] Values more important than color of lawmakers t’s often thought to be ing more black city coun- By contrast, when blacks keep poor people poor. cipation, they faced legal beyond question that cilors, mayors, representa- had little political power, The fact that political suc- and extralegal discrimina- Iblack political power tives and senators was Walter they made significant eco- cess is not a requirement for tion and oppression. But is necessary for economic deemed critical. nomic progress. During the socio-economic success — none of those difficulties Even some liberal social Williams 1940s and ’50s, black labor and indeed may have an power and enhanced socio- ◆ undermines the proposition economic welfare. That’s an scientists now disagree. force participation rates opposite effect — doesn’t that human capital, in the Gary Orfield says, “There Syndicated exceeded those of whites; apply only to blacks. idea that lends itself to test- columnist forms of skills and educa- ing and analysis. may be little relationship black incomes grew much American Jews, Italians, tion, is far more important Between 1970 and 2012, between the success of ... faster than white incomes. Germans, Japanese and than political capital. the number of black elected black leaders and the oppor- Between 1940 and 1950, Chinese attained economic Baltimore riots the follow- Riley adds that the formu- officials rose from fewer tunities of typical black black poverty rates fell by power long before they had la for prosperity is the same than 1,500 to more than families.” ing year after Freddie Gray as much as 40 percent. political power. died in police custody? across the human spectrum. 10,000. Plus, a black man Riley says that while Between 1940 and 1970, By almost any measure of Traditional values — such many black politicians Baltimore’s police force is the number of blacks in socio-economic success, was elected to the presiden- as marriage, stable families, cy twice. Jason Riley, a fel- achieved considerable per- 40 percent black. Its police middle-class professions Japanese and Chinese are at education and hard work — low at the Manhattan sonal success, many of their commissioner is black. Its quadrupled. Keep in mind or near the top. Riley asks, Institute, tells how this constituents did not. mayor is black, as is the that was before affirmative “How many prominent are immeasurably more surge in political power has After the 2014 Ferguson, majority of the City action programs. Asian politicians can you important than the color of had little beneficial impact Missouri, riots, which fol- Council. What can be said Riley says that racial gaps name?” your mayor, police chief, on the black community. lowed the killing of Michael of black political power in were narrowing without any By contrast, Irish- representatives, senators and In a PragerU video, Brown after he charged a Baltimore can also be said special treatment for blacks. Americans have long held president. “Blacks in Power Don’t policeman, much was made of Cleveland, Detroit, After the 1960s, the govern- significant political power Empower Blacks,” Riley of the small number of Philadelphia, Washington, ment began pouring trillions yet were the slowest-rising Walter E. Williams is a says the conventional wis- blacks on the city’s police Atlanta and New Orleans. In of dollars into various social of all immigrant groups. professor of economics at dom was based on the force. these cities, blacks have programs. These programs Riley says the black expe- George Mason University. notion that only black politi- Riley asks: If the racial been mayors, police chiefs, discouraged marriage and rience in the U.S. has been He writes for Creators cians could understand and composition of the police city councilors and superin- also undermined the work very different from that of Syndicate and may be con- address the challenges fac- force is so important, how tendents of schools for ethic through open-ended other racial groups. Blacks tacted at: ing blacks. Therefore, elect- does one explain the decades. welfare programs, helping were enslaved. After eman- [email protected] THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 ✦ PAGE 5A Reporter’s notebook LOCAL ROUNDUP Keep it clean lected throughout the city on Veterans offices to be Second half of property Saturday during the Great he final results are American Cleanup, Eastern closed next week taxes due May 10 in from Saturday’s in Action and dumping at All 13 field offices of the New Mexico CLOVIS — The second half of property Tcleanup activities in the Convenience Center. Department of Veterans Services, including the taxes are due by May 10 at 4 p.m. before Portales and despite a low Urioste said that total is Clovis office, will be closed Tuesday through state-mandated interest and penalties accrue, turnout, only slightly less about 30 bags fewer than April 20, according to a DVS press release. according to a press release from Curry trash was collected than last last year. DVS employees will be attending a mandato- County Treasurer Debbie Spriggs. year. Urioste said she was hop- ry training conference in Roswell to be updated Several payment methods are available. Portales Deputy City ing for a larger turnout for on the latest Veterans Affairs claims/filing Payments can be made in person at the trea- developments and on the agency itself. Clerk Veda Urioste said the Great American Cleanup surer’s Clovis office, 417 Gidding St. Suite Veterans or their widows who need assistance approximately 250 30-gal- but was happy with the final — Compiled by Staff 150, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. lon bags of trash were col- tally of trash collected. Writer Jamie Cushman with their VA claims during this time can contact the VAregional office in Albuquerque at 1- Payments can also be mailed in but must 800-827-1000. be post-marked by May 10. For assistance with filing for state veterans’ Other methods include visiting the coun- Jail logs benefits, contact the main administrative office ty’s website — www.currycounty.org — or at 1-866-433-8387. calling 1-877-875-8004. driving while license suspended or revoked Booked ■ The main DVS administrative office in Santa Contact the Curry County treasurer’s Javier Ornelas, 30, walk in Fe will remain open and the DVS field offices office at 575-763-3931 with any questions. The following were booked into local ■ Doroteo Romero Jr., 22, two bench war- jails Tuesday through Wednesday: will re-open for normal business hours on April rants, resisting, evading or obstructing an 23, the release said. — Staff reports officer, use or possession of drug parapher- Clovis nalia, possession of marijuana, unlawful car- ■ Magnolia Prince-Owen, 35, failure to rying of a deadly weapon, probation viola- appear on a felony charge tion ■ Matthew Thomas, 19, failure to appear on a misdemeanor charge Released ■ Linda Sotelo, 26, failure to pay fines ■ The following were released from local Timmothy Williams, 21, probation vio- jails Tuesday: lation ■ George Ortiz, 37, probation violation, driving while license suspended or revoked Clovis* ■ Joey Gallegos, 45, failure to pay fines ■ Isicca Sena, 18 ■ Marcos Tagle, 21, failure to appear on a ■ Colton Capps, 25 felony charge, possession of drug parapher- ■ Petra Youngquist, 27 nalia, concealing identity, resisting, evading ■ Emmanuel Mariscal, 40 or obstructing an officer ■ Michael England, 39 ■ Everett Locke, 42, forgery, theft of identity, fraud ■ Johanna Vega, 20, concealing identity, Portales resisting, evading or obstructing an officer ■ Carissa Bandy, 25, time served ■ Jose Valles, 19, aggravated battery ■ Wesley Burrow, 43, bond against a household member (no great bodily ■ Corbin Kentner, 19, bond harm) ■ Wesley Littlefield, 21, charges dis- ■ Antonio Tenorio, 56, shoplifting ($100 missed or less) ■ Francisco Macias, 21, bond ■ Michael England, 39, failure to appear ■ Ernesto Orona, 56, released by court on misdemeanor charge order

* The Curry County Detention Center in Portales Clovis does not disclose the reasons for ■ Garren Bass, 21, driving while license release in its daily briefings. suspended or revoked ■ David Melendez, 28, bench warrant, — Compiled by the Staff of The News

focus on providing students Dispatch Ryan with the best training for their future careers. from Page 1A from Page 1A “I don’t know how many hundreds of students that are they got there as quickly as University for 50 years,” he in the broadcasting fields, they could.” said. but so many are in the top Ruiz was understated in her Criss also presented a 100 markets with ABC, accounting of the job, consis- video by ENMU graduate CBS, NBC, and they all tent with the calm and consid- Augusta Meyers, who com- credit KENW, and many of ered tone required of her posi- pared Ryan to the iconic course, say Mr. Ryan,” she tion. Clovis Police Capt. Shure 55 microphone. said. “Duane’s focus has Roman Romero said it “All who have worked always been on having the requires “strong people,” and with and have been taught best equipment, so that the their role in first responders’ and mentored by Duane students will be on the cut- operations is recognized April Ryan have come to know ting edge when they leave 8-14 this year for National this man as a strong leader here.” Public Safety with endless energy and Borden added that she Telecommunicators Week. ideas. Just as the iconic can’t think of anyone she “They have a difficult job,” microphone, he carries him- admires more than Ryan. Romero wrote in an email. self with professionalism “I’ve always appreciated “They receive the first part of and grace, day in and day the opportunity to get to the story from people calling out, throughout the years and work with him,” she said. the police on what may be the decades,” Meyers said. Ryan said working with worst day of their life. The presentation pointed students brings him the most Sometimes that story is good out that the radio portion of enjoyment, and that they or bad or exciting or mundane. KENW came on the air in have helped keep him work- We ask them, and the public 1968 — Ryan’s first year at ing for 50 years. expects them, to manage their ENMU — and the television “I enjoy everything about fear or anxiety. They hear the portion was started in 1974. it, I think most of all working worst part of the call and more Sheryl Borden, host of the with the students that are often than not, don’t know KENW-TV program interested in broadcasting how that story ends.” “Creative Living,” has and our staff. I really find Ruiz said she manages that always admired Ryan for his that appealing,” he said. stress with focus at work and spending time with her son at home. “It can be (stressful), but I think most of us, when we come in that room and we really start to see what we’re doing, we know that we’re going to get further if we can be calm with somebody,” she said. “The main thing is making sure that we get the location of the emergency. It’s hard to stay calm when you’re going through something bad, but (a caller should) know that we have standard questions we have to ask to get the information that we need.” Ruiz couldn’t immediately recall any especially unique calls she’s fielded over the years, but she said it’s all fair game. “Any time a dispatcher is like, ‘Oh, we’ve heard everything,’ something new comes in,” she said. “You know, we have received calls about aliens, and of course we send police in to handle that. They don’t happen very often. It’s one of those that kind of catch- es you by surprise. You never know what’s going on in the phone lines. In this week of apprecia- tion, police are not recom- mending the public flood their telephone lines to thank their dispatchers. That would probably be counterintuitive. “Just remember, the Department is larger than just the marked car and uniformed Officer,” Romero wrote. PAGE 6A ✦ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Sessions takes border fight to New Mexico SOUTHWEST By Mary Hudetz wrong now.” said Fernando Garcia, ed within 25 miles (40 kilometers) of emphasis on charging people with ille- ROUNDUP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS executive director of the Border the border. gal entry. Network for Human Rights in El Paso, Sessions’ trip to Las Cruces, a small A 37 percent increase in illegal bor- Forecasters issue LAS CRUCES — As thousands of just south of Las Cruces. city about an hour north of the border, der crossings in March brought more National Guard troops deploy to the As Sessions’ motorcade arrived, comes as construction begins nearby than 50,000 immigrants into the red flag warnings Mexico border, U.S. Attorney General the group chanted in Spanish and on 20 miles (32 kilometers) of steel United States, which was triple the ALBUQUERQUE — Jeff Sessions brought his firm stance waved signs in opposition of the pro- fencing that officials say is a part of number of reported illegal border Forecasters with the on immigration enforcement to New posed border wall and the deploy- Trump’s promised wall. crossings in the same period last year. National Weather Service are Mexico, where a group of Southwest ment of National Guard troops to the U.S. Customs and Border It was still far lower, however, than warning that parts of New border sheriffs were meeting region Protection officials say the heightened the surges during the last years of the Mexico are in for more Wednesday. Sessions was speaking in Las barrier will be harder to get over, Obama administration and prior windy conditions later this Dozens of immigrant rights activists Cruces at the Texas Border Sheriff’s under and through than the old post decades. week and that means higher protested Sessions’ visit, once again Coalition annual spring meeting with and rail barriers that line the stretch of The attorney general’s “zero-toler- fire danger. rejecting his 2017 characterization of the Southwestern Border Sheriff’s sprawling desert west of the Santa ance” involving border crossings calls They say a deep low pres- the border region as “ground zero” in Coalition, which includes 31 sheriff’s Teresa border crossing. for prosecuting people who are caught sure system in the Great the Trump administration’s fight departments from Texas, New Citing a “crisis” on the border, illegally entering the United States for Basin will result in strong against cartels and human traffickers. Mexico, Arizona and California. Sessions has issued an order directing the first time. In the past, such offens- southwest winds across “He was wrong then, and he is The departments patrol areas locat- federal prosecutors to put more es were treated as misdemeanors. northern and central New Mexico. Gusts could range from 50 to 70 mph Thursday afternoon. Harassment complaints increase Red flag warnings have been issued for the areas through Thursday evening. at New Mexico Legislature The warnings came as firefighters in Albuquerque By Morgan Lee about complaints where there is no finding of doused flames that broke out THE ASSOCIATED PRESS probable cause. in the dry wooded area along Prior to this year, female lobbyists and the Rio Grande on the city’s SANTA FE — The New Mexico elected officials said widespread sexual south side Tuesday after- Legislature has received more complaints of harassment at the Capitol went unchecked noon. sexual misconduct or harassment this year under procedures adopted in 2008. Officials say conditions than it did over the past decade, after shoring The Legislature adopted a new anti-harass- are dry as the latest map up procedures for investigations. ment policy in January, and instituted manda- shows more than three-quar- Public records requests by The Associated tory training for lawmakers about what con- ters of the state are dealing Press show New Mexico’s Legislature stitutes harassing behavior. with severe to extreme received four complaints about misconduct or The new policies require a review by out- drought. harassment during this year’s legislative ses- side counsel when lawmakers are accused of sion — two against lawmakers and two misconduct, rather than just a review by peers against their staff. That’s up from just one and staff. State to close complaint over the previous decade. The secretary of state’s office is providing charter school The AP filed similar records requests in voluntary training for lobbyists — a particu- SANTA FE — New every state, seeking information on sexual lar focus of concern. Mexico’s top education offi- misconduct or harassment complaints against Late last year, lobbyist Vanessa Alarid cial has decided to not renew lawmakers, as well as any financial settle- accused former Rep. Thomas Garcia of offer- the charter for an online ments. ing to vote for a bill in 2009 if she would have school, citing its failure to Though the process unearthed a total of sex with him — allegations he denies. Garcia live up to its touted potential. about 70 complaints and nearly $3 million in no longer serves in the legislature, and Alarid The Santa Fe New settlements nationwide, the actual figures are did not file a formal complaint. Mexican reports Public almost certainly higher. Democratic Sen. Michael Padilla of Education Secretary-desig- That’s because a majority of states released Albuquerque was ousted in December as nate Christopher no records, with some saying they had no majority whip and ended his campaign for Ruszkowski last week complaints, did not keep a tally or they aren’t lieutenant governor amid allegations that he announced the decision that legally bound to disclose the information. harassed women at a previous job a decade follows the recommendation Few details of the alleged harassment in ago. He has repeatedly denied the claims. set by the Public Education New Mexico were available because the Other concerns about harassment are rever- Commission on the New Legislature does not disclose information berating through New Mexico politics. Mexico Connections Academy’s renewal application. The commission in December rejected the application, citing the school’s low student proficiency rates in math and its consecutive F’s in the state’s school grad- ing system. The state Public Education Department says the school is scheduled to close at the end of June. The school served nearly 2,000 students. The school’s attorney declined to comment. The newspaper was unable to reach school leader Ramoncita Arguello for comment. Proposed mine facing criticism DEMING — An Elephant Butte, New Mexico-based company is facing criticism for a proposed dolomite mine in southern New Mexico and complaints that its application is incomplete. The Deming Headlight reports the American Magnesium company recently submitted revised maps, figures, and other changes requested by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. The application proposes to truck dolomite rock from a site to a processing facility where magnesium metal would be extracted and the leftover rock used to manufacture cement. American Magnesium says it expects to construct a processing facility within the city of Deming’s Peru Industrial Park” and purchase water from Deming. But Deming City Administrator Aaron Sera says there have been no ‘negotia- tions’ regarding the purchase of commercial water with the City of Deming.

— Wire reports Thursday April 12, 2018 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Green-Silver tilt marks spring’s end ❏ Annual Greyhound take the field at 6 p.m. Friday. with regular scoring, penalties, etc. Thus far, the final week of practice for Greyhounds fans to get excited “It’s a game-like situation,” sec- The one difference will be the quar- has been promising as both the about this fall. Terry has already scrimmage set to kick ond-year head coach Kelley Lee said ter length, which will be a high offense and defense are coming into rushed for over 100 yards in both of the Green and Silver game. “We school-style 12 minutes, as opposed place. scrimmages this spring, as the 5- off 6 p.m. Friday. scrimmage and we put them in situ- to 15. “I’ve seen huge improvements, foot-9, 172-pounder has displayed ations, but the spring game is a true As for picking teams, sometimes defensively, this week,” Lee plenty of speed and versatility. By Eric Murray game. So, there’s momentum — you in the past, ENMU will go with its explained. “We had a good scrim- “The line’s been blocking for me STAFF WRITER want to see how peo- No. 1 offense against its No. 1 mage on Saturday — offense defi- good — I gotta start off with that,” [email protected] ple respond to adver- defense, with the No. 2 offense sup- nitely got the better hand. (But) the Terry said. “Spring’s been going sity and overcome plementing the first-team defense, defense has come out the last two well for me, just trying to adapt to PORTALES — With the annual penalties, make big and the second-team defense sup- practices and has made some real big the full position of fullback, trying to Greyhounds Green and Silver spring football fourth-and-1 stops — porting the starting offense. improvements. That’s definitely be that leader and step up. game quickly approaching, the or pickups. Just see Sometimes, however, the good to see, (because) you don’t “One hundred yards in both scrim- Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds who rises to the challenges in those Greyhounds will draft teams. want to see one side getting the bet- mages, my goal is to get 200 — but are just trying to fine-tune some game-like situations.” According to Lee, he and his staff ter of the other side, all throughout I’ll take 100. It’s pretty special for things on both sides of the ball. According to Lee, Eastern’s will evaluate the injury report and the whole spring. As a head coach, me, just trying to show them they However, despite some intense prac- spring game format has varied over see who’s healthy and available, and you like to see some back and forth.” can lean on me for the season com- tices and a scrimmage last Saturday, the years, as well as how the teams then likely allow some of his veteran Paul Terry, who’s expected to be ENMU’s true progress this spring are picked. This year, the game will players to draft guys onto their Kamal Cass’ successor at fullback, won’t be realized until the Hounds be simplified to a true game format, respective teams. has already shown plenty of reasons HOUNDS on Page 3B CHS pair signs ❏ Newman gets Wildcats Langrell, Piepkorn for 2019. By Kevin Wilson MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] CLOVIS — Next stop, Wichita. A pair of Clovis baseball players made their next steps official Wednesday, with seniors Connor Langrell and Jace Piepkorn signing letters of intent with Division-II Newman University. Piepkorn, who mostly plays catcher for the Wildcats, signed his letter during a morning ceremony at the school’s athletic department. Langrell, a Staff photo: Tony Bullocks pitcher and Isabel Garcia of Clovis hits the heavy bag during Wednesday evening’s practice session at Roy Walker Gym. Garcia plans to fight in this shortstop, weekend’s Golden Gloves state championships, also at Roy Walker. sent his letter to coach Zane Ehling before heading to his Wednesday Langrell classes. Going for Golden Both had given verbal commit- ❏ State boxing tournament ments before the set for Clovis over weekend. baseball season By Kevin Wilson began, and MANAGING EDITOR neither saw [email protected] Piepkorn any other offers to CLOVIS — Waiting to step into the Golden sway them from the Gloves ring is kind of like waiting for Christmas Division-II Jets prior to the — except that you get to hit somebody. signing period that began A pair of boxers who currently call Clovis home Wednesday. will be among a to be determined number of fight- “It’s helpful knowing ers hoping to take a state title and move one step Connor is going there,” said closer to the national tournament in Omaha, Piepkorn. “It’s going to be Nebraska. good to have a teammate to Fighters in up to nine weight classes will battle go with. They have a great with hopes to qualify for the April 28 Colorado- nursing program, and New Mexico regional tournament in they’ve been very welcom- Albuquerque. ing.” Roy Walker Gymnasium will host the event, Langrell, who came to which starts 7 p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Clovis two seasons ago, said p.m. Sunday. Admission will be $10 for adults, $5 he didn’t field other offers for kids 12-and-under and $7 for military/senior Eliseo Contreras-Silgueruo of Clovis is all focus at Wednesday’s practice. after verbally committing — citizens/first responders. cy, but spent his last 14 years in the Grand Rapids, the fighter has shown promise — though Romero but never really looked either. He’s excited to go to “We’ll have a few show bouts,” Bobcat Boxing Michigan, area before coming to Clovis. admits it’s tough to know what work is required Club trainer Tony Romero said. “They won’t be Kansas to be part of a small able to advance but they’ll get in a fight and get “A lot of stuff was going on up there and I need- until he’s actually seen him fight. but hopefully impactful sign- some experience, win or loss.” ed to separate myself from it,” Contreras- Contreras-Silgueruo is just looking for a good ing class. Local fighters seeking Golden Gloves titles are Silgueruo said. “Clovis is a perfect place to fight before he plans to turn pro in September Isabel Garcia and Eliseo Contreras-Silgueruo. focus.” Contreras-Silgueruo has New Mexico residen- Armed with an 18-0 amateur record coming in, BOXING on Page 3B SIGNINGS on Page 3B

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Kali Crandall had four strike- Indio, Calif. Portales softball, to say the least. If it from Artesia — they are way good and outs in four innings, while Rylee GOLF wasn’t already a tall enough task in hit the ball really well. (But) we have a Crandall finished off the final inning 6 a.m. — GOLF, European PGA Tour, Open de Espana, first round, at Madrid having to play 5A’s No. 1 team in lot to work on in the next few weeks.” with two strikeouts, but couldn’t quite 8 a.m. — GOLF, European PGA Tour, Open de Espana, first round, at Madrid Artesia in a doubleheader Artesia (12-2) started off Game 1 complete the perfect game attempt, as 1 p.m. — GOLF, PGA Tour, RBC Heritage, first round, at Hilton Head Island, on the road Tuesday, try- with four runs in the first inning, fol- Wendy Baeza drew a walk. S.C. ing to find ways to manu- lowed by five in the second and seven Melody Payne went 1-for-3 with a 5 p.m. — GOLF, LPGA Tour, LOTTE Championship, second round, at facture runs and prevent in the third, good enough to satisfy the dinger and four RBIs, while Chanler Kapolei, Hawaii runs proved to be too big 15-run lead after three innings run-rule MLB BASEBALL of an obstacle for the requirement. Groves hit a homer of her own, finish- 12 p.m. — MLB, Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs Rams. In the opening game, Portales (3-9) ing 1-for-2 with two RBIs. In all, the 5 p.m. — MLB, Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at Boston OR Colorado at Artesia needed just three innings to had just two hits, one by Devyn Lopez Bulldogs scored 27 runs on 17 hits and Washington run-rule Portales in Game 1, 16-0. As and one by Kim Hay. As for the 10 walks in eight innings on Tuesday. NHL HOCKEY The Rams will look to snap their six- 5 p.m. — NBCSN, NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Eastern Conference, first for Game 2, the Bulldogs won 11-0 in Bulldogs, they had 11, led by Gabrielle round, Game 1, Toronto at Boston five innings, but the more impressive Gomez’ 2-for-3, two home run and five game skid on Saturday afternoon, when 5 p.m. — NHL - NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round, stat about that game was Kali and Rylee RBI outing. Adrianna Baeza, mean- they travel to Moriarty to take on the Game 1, New Jersey at Tampa Bay Crandall’s combined no-hitter for while, went 1-for-2 with a homer and Pintos in a doubleheader to open up 5:30 p.m. — USA, NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Eastern Conference, first Artesia. five RBIs, as well. 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Rec. First-place votes in parentheses Toronto 2, Baltimore 1 ERA—Chirinos, Tampa Bay, 0.00; Junis, 1. Dexter (9) 99 13-1 In brief Boston 14, N.Y. Yankees 1 Kansas City, 0.00; Morton, Houston, 0.00; 2. Tularosa 82 9-2 In brief Class 6A Team Pts. Rec. L.A. Angels 11, Texas 1 Price, Boston, 0.00; Cole, Houston, 0.64; 3. Loving (1) 66 1-2 ENMU hosting weekend events 1. La Cueva (10) 144 16-2 Minnesota 4, Houston 1 Fulmer, Detroit, 0.68; Lopez, Chicago, 0.69; 4. Raton 60 5-3 2. Clovis (3) 130 17-3 Seattle 8, Kansas City 3 Clevinger, Cleveland, 0.71; Kennedy, Kansas 5. Estancia 54 13-5 PORTALES — Eastern New Mexico University has rec- 3. Centennial (2) 124 17-3 L.A. Dodgers 4, Oakland 0 City, 0.75; Sale, Boston, 1.06. 6. Eunice 39 5-7 ognized its basketball academic player of the year honors. 4. Carlsbad 100 16-4 Wednesday’s Games STRIKEOUTS—Kluber, Cleveland, 27; 7. Santa Rosa 33 8-6 Mikaehla Connor earned her second straight selection, 5. Piedra Vista 84 14-7 Minnesota 9, Houston 8 Bundy, Baltimore, 25; Hamels, Texas, 23; 8. Laguna Acoma 30 7-4 6. Rio Rancho 74 15-6 Chicago White Sox 2, Tampa Bay 1 Happ, Toronto, 23; McCullers, Houston, 23; 9. Capitan 25 3-2 while Maurice Coleman represented the men's basketball 7. Volcano Vista 51 11-7 Seattle 4, Kansas City 2 Sale, Boston, 23; Verlander, Houston, 23; 10. Lordsburg 16 5-4 team. 8. Cleveland 33 10-7 Cleveland 5, Detroit 1 Archer, Tampa Bay, 22; Cole, Houston, 22; Also receiving votes: Jal 9, Tucumcari 8, Connor, a biology major with an emphasis in pre-medical 8. Sandia 33 12-5 Baltimore 5, Toronto 3 Paxton, Seattle, 21. Tohatchi 7, Dora 6, Pecos 5, Zuni 5, McCurdy sciences, was chosen to the LSC All-Academic Team for the 10. Valley 15 11-5 N.Y. Yankees at Boston, late 3, Rehoboth 2 Also receiving votes: Hobbs 12, Eldorado L.A. Angels at Texas, late NATIONAL LEAGUE second straight year in addition to garnering Second Team Oakland at L.A. Dodgers, late 11, Rio Grande 9, Onate 4, Gadsden 1 BATTING—Posey, San Francisco, .389; Prep summaries Thursday’s Games Hoskins, Philadelphia, .375; Kendrick, All-LSC honors. She ranks 19th in career scoring at ENMU Tuesday Detroit (Fulmer 1-1) at Cleveland (Bauer 0- Washington, .350; Swanson, Atlanta, .348; and averaged a team-best 10.3 points per game this season. Class 5A First game 1), 4:10 p.m. Herrera, Philadelphia, .344; Moran, Pittsburgh, Team Pts. Rec. Artesia 16, Portales 0 Coleman, a physical education major, started all 28 games N.Y. Yankees (Gray 1-0) at Boston (Porcello .344; Dickerson, Pittsburgh, .342; 6 tied at 1. Goddard (10) 131 10-2 Portales 000 — 0 2 3 for the Hounds and led the team with 81 assists. 2-0), 5:10 p.m. .333. 2. Belen (2) 103 17-4 Artesia 457 — 16 11 0 Chicago White Sox (Giolito 0-1) at RUNS—Harper, Washington, 13; Albies, 3. Santa Teresa (1) 97 11-2 Wendy Baeza, Adriana Garcia (2) and Minnesota (Berrios 1-1), 6:10 p.m. Atlanta, 12; Harrison, Pittsburgh, 12; Freeman, 4. Farminton 93 11-5 Shelbi Walker. Kacey Thurman and Melody ENMU men’s track ranked 25th L.A. Angels (TBD) at Kansas City (Kennedy Atlanta, 11; Cabrera, New York, 10; Eaton, 5. St. Pius 84 10-9 Payne. Top hitters — Portales, Devyn Lopez, 1-0), 6:15 p.m. Washington, 10; Pham, St. Louis, 10; 4 tied at PORTALES — The Eastern New Mexico University 6. Artesia 54 7-7 1-1, BB; Kim Hay, 1-2. Artesia, Adrianna Friday’s Games 9. 6. Miyamura 54 9-6 Baeza, 1-2, HR, 5 RBI; Gabrielle Gomez, 2-3, men’s track and field team took a plunge this week, but Baltimore at Boston, 5:10 p.m. RBI—Polanco, Pittsburgh, 13; Franco, 8. Academy 46 10-8 2 HR, 5 RBI. remained in the United States Track & Field and Cross 9. Deming 26 7-7 N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 5:10 p.m. Philadelphia, 12; Harper, Washington, 12; Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 5:10 p.m. Freeman, Atlanta, 11; Cespedes, New York, Country Coaches Association Poll at 25th. 10. Valencia 16 7-13 Second game The Greyhounds were ranked 20th last week. They Also receiving votes: Grants 14, Kirtland Toronto at Cleveland, 5:10 p.m. 10; 6 tied at 9. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 6:10 p.m. HITS—Pirela, San Diego, 18; Hosmer, San Artesia 11, Portales 0 remain one of four Lone Star Conference schools in the poll Central 10, Los Alamos 10, Aztec 10, Portales 000 00 — 0 0 3 Alamogordo 9, Bloomfield 6, Del Norte 3 Texas at Houston, 6:10 p.m. Diego, 17; Dietrich, Miami, 16; LeMahieu, with Texas A&M-Kingsville (second), Angelo State (third) L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 6:15 p.m. Colorado, 16; Ozuna, St. Louis, 16; Swanson, Artesia 005 6x — 11 6 0 Oakland at Seattle, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta, 16; Albies, Atlanta, 15; Cabrera, New Wendy Baeza, Adriana Garcia (4) and and West Texas A&M (13th). Class 4A Shelbi Walker. Kali Crandall, Rylee Crandall (5) Team Pts. Rec. York, 15; Rendon, Washington, 15; 7 tied at 14. Marcus Parker leads the charge and leads the nation in the National League and Melody Payne. Top hitters — Portales, 1. Hope Christian (11) 146 13-4 DOUBLES—Hosmer, San Diego, 7; Pollock, 100m dash, and has qualified for the NCAA East Division Baeza, 0-1, BB. Artesia, Payne, 1-3, HR, 4 2. Robertson (3) 121 13-2 Arizona, 7; Freeman, Atlanta, 6; Kendrick, W L Pct GB RBI; Chanler Groves, 1-2, 2 RBI. Records — Championships. He also ranks fourth in the 200m dash. 3. Silver 86 8-7 Washington, 6; Albies, Atlanta, 5; Dickerson, New York 10 1 .909 — Portales 3-9, Artesia 12-2. Kenneth Lloyd is currently is tied for fifth in the country in 4. NMMI (1) 79 13-5 Pittsburgh, 5; Herrera, Philadelphia, 5; Atlanta 7 5 .583 3 1/2 5. Bernalillo 77 12-5 Hoskins, Philadelphia, 5; Shaw, Milwaukee, 5; the high jump. Philadelphia 5 5 .500 4 1/2 6.. St. Michael’s 67 9-8 Swanson, Atlanta, 5. Hockey The Greyhounds will be in action this Saturday at the Washington 6 6 .500 4 1/2 7. Portales 65 8-6 TRIPLES—Baez, Chicago, 2; KMarte, Miami 3 9 .250 7 1/2 New Mexico Junior College Ross Black Invitational. 8. Cobre 63 10-6 Arizona, 2; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 2; 21 tied at 1. Central Division Stanley Cup Playoffs 9. Taos 39 11-6 HOME RUNS—Harper, Washington, 6; W L Pct GB All Times EDT 10. Santa Fe Indian 37 10-3 Thames, Milwaukee, 5; Albies, Atlanta, 4; — Staff reports Pittsburgh 8 2 .800 — FIRST ROUND Also receiving votes: West Las Vegas 17, Blackmon, Colorado, 4; 9 tied at 3. Milwaukee 7 6 .538 2 1/2 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Sandia Prep 15, Shiprock 5, Moriarty 5, STOLEN BASES—Turner, Washington, 5; Chicago 5 5 .500 3 Wednesday’s Games Ruidoso 1, Hot Springs 1, Navajo Prep 1 Hamilton, Cincinnati, 4; Inciarte, Atlanta, 4; St. Louis 5 7 .417 4 Pollock, Arizona, 4; Taylor, Washington, 4; Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh Cincinnati 2 8 .200 6 leads series 1-0 NBNBAA SStandingstandings Class 3A Cain, Milwaukee, 3; Hernandez, Philadelphia, West Division Winnipeg 3, Minnesota 2, Winnipeg leads Team Pts. Rec. 3; 13 tied at 2. W L Pct GB series 1-0 The Associated Press • All Times Mountain 1. Texico (8) 116 11-1 PITCHING—Albers, Milwaukee, 2-0; Brault, Arizona 9 3 .750 — Los Angeles at Vegas, late 2. Estancia (4) 109 10-0 Pittsburgh, 2-0; Carle, Atlanta, 2-1; Corbin, EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 6 7 .462 3 1/2 Thursday’s Games 3. Dexter 93 8-2 Arizona, 2-0; Despaigne, Miami, 2-0; Godley, Atlantic Division San Francisco 5 6 .455 3 1/2 New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 5 p.m. 4. Santa rosa 88 13-4 Arizona, 2-0; McCarthy, Atlanta, 2-0; Ottavino, Los Angeles 4 6 .400 4 Toronto at Boston, 5 p.m. W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Conf 5. Capitan 57 5-5 Colorado, 2-0; Ray, Arizona, 2-0; Robles, New San Diego 4 9 .308 5 1/2 Columbus at Washington, 5:10 p.m. z-Toronto 59 23 .720 — 6-4 L-1 34-7 25-16 40-12 6. Eunice 49 6-7 York, 2-0; Salas, Arizona, 2-1; Scherzer, Colorado at Nashville, 7:10 p.m. x-Boston 55 27 .671 4 6-4 W-1 27-14 28-13 33-19 7. Raton 39 6-9 Washington, 2-1; Strasburg, Washington, 2-1; Tuesday’s Games San Jose at Anaheim, 8:10 p.m. x-Philadelphia 52 30 .634 7 10-0W-16 30-11 22-19 34-18 8. Tucumcari 31 4-5 Strop, Chicago, 2-0; Syndergaard, New York, Pittsburgh 8, Chicago Cubs 5 Friday’s Games 9. McCurdy 28 4-2-1 2-0; Taillon, Pittsburgh, 2-0; Williams, New York 29 53 .354 30 3-7 W-1 19-22 10-31 17-35 Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. 10. Zuni 12 5-5 Pittsburgh, 2-0; deGrom, New York, 2-0. Brooklyn 28 54 .341 31 5-5 L-1 15-26 13-28 19-33 Washington 4, Atlanta 1 Minnesota at Winnipeg, 5:10 p.m. Also receiving votes: Loving 11, Clayton ERA—Godley, Arizona, 0.64; Cueto, San Southeast Division N.Y. Mets 8, Miami 6 Los Angeles at Vegas, 8 p.m. 10, Tularosa 8, Pecos 7, Tohatchi 1, Laguna Francisco, 0.69; Scherzer, Washington, 0.90; St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 3, 11 innings Saturday’s Games W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Conf Acoma 1 Garcia, Miami, 1.13; Taillon, Pittsburgh, 1.26; x-Miami 44 38 .537 — 5-5 W-1 26-15 18-23 31-21 San Diego 5, Colorado 2 Gonzalez, Washington, 1.59; Weaver, St. New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 4, Oakland 0 Colorado at Nashville, 1 p.m. x-Washington 43 39 .524 1 3-7 L-1 23-18 20-21 28-24 Class 1A-2A Louis, 1.59; Williams, Pittsburgh, 1.59; San Francisco 5, Arizona 4 Toronto at Boston, 8 p.m. Charlotte 36 46 .439 8 5-5 W-1 21-20 15-26 22-30 Team Pts. Rec. Lucchesi, San Diego, 1.72; Kershaw, Los Wednesday’s Games San Jose at Anaheim, 8:10 p.m. 1. Mesilla Valley (5) 93 9-2 Angeles, 1.90. Orlando 25 57 .305 19 4-6 W-1 17-24 8-33 15-37 Atlanta 5, Washington 3, 12 innings Sunday’s Games 2. Mora (5) 85 6-2 STRIKEOUTS—Corbin, Arizona, 29; Atlanta 24 58 .293 20 3-7 L-1 16-25 8-33 12-40 Milwaukee 3, St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 3. Melrose (1) 75 8-1 Scherzer, Washington, 27; Ray, Arizona, 23; Central Division Colorado 6, San Diego 4 Winnipeg at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 4. Dora 61 5-2 Syndergaard, New York, 22; Strasburg, Arizona 7, San Francisco 3 Columbus at Washington, 5:10 p.m. W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Conf 5. Lordsburg 44 4-6 Washington, 21; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 19; N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 1 Vegas at Los Angeles, 8:10 p.m. y-Cleveland 50 32 .610 — 7-3 L-1 29-12 21-20 35-17 6. Magdalena 43 1-9 Martinez, St. Louis, 19; Smith, Miami, 19; Cincinnati at Philadelphia, late x-Indiana 48 34 .585 2 7-3 L-1 27-14 21-20 32-20 7. Gateway Christian 39 5-5 Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 18; deGrom, New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, late x-Milwaukee 44 38 .537 6 6-4 L-1 25-16 19-22 27-25 8. Cimarron 36 4-3 18. Oakland at L.A. Dodgers, late Soccer 9. Floyd 35 3-3 Detroit 39 43 .476 11 7-3 W-1 25-16 14-27 24-28 Thursday’s Games Also receiving votes: Elida 22, Jemez Chicago 27 55 .329 23 3-7 L-4 17-24 10-31 21-31 Pittsburgh (Williams 2-0) at Chicago Cubs Softball MLS Glance Valley 17, Questa 10, Grady/San Jon 9, Mesa WESTERN CONFERENCE (Hendricks 0-0), 12:20 p.m. The Associated Press Vista 5, Navajo Pine 2 Southwest Division St. Louis (Wacha 1-1) at Cincinnati (Romano Prep polls EASTERN CONFERENCE 0-1), 4:40 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Conf Prep summaries New Mexico Overtime Sports Center z-Houston 65 16 .802 — 8-2 W-1 34-7 31-9 41-10 Colorado (Bettis 1-0) at Washington First-place votes in parentheses New York City FC 5 0 1 16 14 4 Tuesday (Gonzalez 1-0), 5:05 p.m. Atlanta United FC 4 1 0 12 13 6 x-New Orleans 48 34 .585 17 1/2 6-4 W-5 24-17 24-17 27-25 Class 6A District 5-3A San Francisco (Stratton 0-1) at San Diego New England 3 1 1 10 10 5 x-San Antonio 47 35 .573 18 1/2 5-5 L-1 33-8 14-27 29-23 Team Pts. Rec. First game (Mitchell 0-1),8:10 p.m. 1. Onate (5) 126 13-4 Columbus 3 2 1 10 9 6 Dallas 24 58 .293 41 1/2 2-8 L-4 15-26 9-32 14-38 Texico 11, Santa Rosa 9 Friday’s Games 2. Cibola (5) 102 14-3 Orlando City 2 2 1 7 9 10 Memphis 22 60 .268 43 1/2 3-7 L-2 16-25 6-35 18-34 Texico 054 002 0 — 11 9 2 Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 12:20 p.m. 3. La Cueva (4) 90 13-4 New York 2 2 0 6 10 5 Northwest Division Santa Rosa 102 000 6 — 9 10 4 St. Louis at Cincinnati, 4:40 p.m. 4. Mayfield 79 12-5 Montreal 2 3 0 6 5 9 W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Conf Ben Crist, Isaac Ortiz (6), Nathan Phipps (7) Colorado at Washington, 5:05 p.m. 5. Volcano Vista (1) 74 11-4 Philadelphia 1 1 2 5 3 4 x-Portland 48 33 .593 — 4-6 L-4 27-13 21-20 30-21 and Brock Thompson and Cian Holmes (6) and Milwaukee at N.Y. Mets, 5:10 p.m. 6. Las Cruces 64 12-5 Chicago 1 2 1 4 7 8 Thompson (7). Eric Lopez, Scott Brown (4) and Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 5:10 p.m. x-Utah 48 33 .593 — 8-2 W-6 28-13 20-20 34-17 7. Rio Rancho 62 13-6 Toronto FC 1 2 0 3 3 4 Matt Pacheco. W — Crist. L — Lopez. S — Pittsburgh at Miami, 5:10 p.m. D.C. United 0 3 2 2 5 10 x-Oklahoma City48 34 .585 1/2 5-5 W-3 27-14 21-20 28-24 8. Sandia 55 12-4 Phipps. Top hitters — Robin Winton 2-4; Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. 9. Carlsbad 41 11-6 WESTERN CONFERENCE x-Minnesota 47 35 .573 1 1/2 7-3 W-3 30-11 17-24 34-18 Dalton Thatcher 2-4, 2 2B; Cole Rohrbach 3-5, San Francisco at San Diego, 8:10 p.m. 10. Cleveland 38 11-6 W L T Pts GF GA Denver 46 36 .561 2 1/2 7-3 L-1 31-10 15-26 28-24 3 2B; Phipps 5 BB. Santa Rosa, Darren Also receiving votes: Piedra Vista 31, Sporting K.C. 4 1 1 13 12 9 Pacific Division Chavez 3-4, 2B, 3B; Ricardo Chavez 1-1, HR. MLB Leaders Albuquerque High 20, Centennial 17, Hobbs 8, Vancouver 3 2 1 10 8 9 W L Pct GB L10 Str Home Away Conf The Associated Press Eldorado 7, Atrisco Heritage 6, Manzano 3, LA Galaxy 2 2 1 7 7 8 Second game y-Golden State 58 24 .707 — 4-6 L-1 29-12 29-12 34-18 AMERICAN LEAGUE Gadsden 1, Valley 1 Real Salt Lake 2 3 1 7 6 14 Texico 10, Santa Rosa 0 BATTING—Betts, Boston, .432; Cano, Los Angeles FC 2 2 0 6 9 10 L.A. Clippers 42 39 .519 15 1/2 4-6 L-3 22-18 20-21 24-27 Texico 700 012 — 10 7 0 Seattle, .406; Gregorius, New York, .389; Class 5A Minnesota United 2 3 0 6 6 9 L.A. Lakers 34 47 .420 23 1/2 3-7 L-3 20-21 14-26 18-33 Santa Rosa 000 000 — 0 4 2 Mauer, Minnesota, .387; Bogaerts, Boston, Team Pts. Rec. FC Dallas 1 0 3 6 6 3 Sacramento 26 55 .321 31 1/2 3-7 L-1 13-27 13-28 13-38 Dalton Thatcher and Brock Thompson. Scott .368; Simmons, Los Angeles, .365; Ramirez, 1. Artesia (12) 138 10-2 Colorado 1 1 2 5 7 5 Phoenix 21 61 .256 37 2-8 W-1 10-31 11-30 15-37 Brown, Darren Chavez (2) and Matt Pacheco. Boston, .359; Altuve, Houston, .353; 2. Lovington (1) 96 11-3 Houston 1 2 1 4 7 6 Top hitters — Thatcher 2-4, 2 2B; Nathan x-clinched playoff spot Granderson, Toronto, .353; Chapman, 3. Valencia 91 10-10 San Jose 1 2 1 4 7 8 Phipps 1-2, 2B, 2 BB. Records — Texico 13-1, y-clinched division Oakland, .349. 4. Gallup (1) 84 13-3-1 Portland 0 3 2 2 6 12 4-0. Santa Rosa 13-6, 2-2. z-clinched conference RUNS—Betts, Boston, 13; Simmons, Los 5. Los Lunas 80 11-8 Seattle 0 3 0 0 0 5 Angeles, 12; Trout, Los Angeles, 11; 8 tied at 6. Aztec 75 8-10 Tuesday’s Games MLB Glance 10. 7. Belen (1) 69 13-7 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Charlotte 119, Indiana 93 The Associated Press RBI—Ramirez, Boston, 11; Correa, 8. Bloomfield 43 10-8 American League Houston, 10; Davidson, Chicago, 10; Devers, 9. Alamogordo 39 5-9 Philadelphia 121, Atlanta 113 East Division Boston, 10; Gallo, Texas, 10; Gregorius, New 10. Farmington 33 9-8 Sunday’s Games Washington 113, Boston 101 W L Pct GB York, 10; Smoak, Toronto, 10; Upton, Los Also receiving votes: Los Alamos 19, Orlando City 3, Portland 2 Phoenix 124, Dallas 97 Boston 9 1 .900 — Angeles, 10; 6 tied at 9. Kirtland Central 12, Goddard 11, Miyamura 10, Sporting Kansas City 2, LA Galaxy 0 Golden State at Utah, late Toronto 8 5 .615 2 1/2 HITS—Simmons, Los Angeles, 19; Altuve, Deming 8, Academy 8, Academy 6, Roswell 4, Wednesday’s Game Houston at L.A. Lakers, late New York 5 6 .455 4 1/2 Houston, 18; Andrus, Texas, 17; MMachado, Capital 4, St. Pius 3 New York City FC 4, Real Salt Lake 0 Wednesday’s Games Baltimore 5 8 .385 5 1/2 Baltimore, 17; Betts, Boston, 16; Chapman, Friday’s Games Orlando City at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Boston 110, Brooklyn 97 Tampa Bay 3 9 .250 7 Oakland, 15; Lowrie, Oakland, 15; Mazara, Class 4A Central Division Texas, 15; Pujols, Los Angeles, 15; Smoak, Team Pts. Rec. Los Angeles FC at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Minnesota 112, Denver 106, OT W L Pct GB Toronto, 15. 1. Silver (7) 93 12-3 Saturday’s Games Detroit 119, Chicago 87 Minnesota 6 4 .600 — DOUBLES—Bogaerts, Boston, 7; 2. Bernalillo (1) 84 12-4 Montreal at New York, 11 a.m. Miami 116,Toronto 109, OT Cleveland 7 5 .583 — Gregorius, New York, 6; DMachado, Detroit, 6; 3. Cobre 76 10-4 Toronto FC at Colorado, 1 p.m. New Orleans 122, San Antonio 98 Chicago 4 7 .364 2 1/2 Betts, Boston, 5; Beltre, Texas, 5; Escobar, 4. Robertson (1) 66 10-6 LA Galaxy at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. New York 110, Cleveland 98 Detroit 4 7 .364 2 1/2 Minnesota, 5; Smoak, Toronto, 5; 9 tied at 4. 5. Portales 50 3-7 Columbus at D.C. United, 5 p.m. Oklahoma City 137, Memphis 123 Kansas City 3 7 .300 3 TRIPLES—Castellanos, Detroit, 2; Fisher, 6. Santa Fe Indian (1) 47 10-1 FC Dallas at New England, 5:30 p.m. Orlando 101,Washington 92 West Division Houston, 2; Sanchez, Chicago, 2; 20 tied at 1. 7. Hope Christian 32 5-7 Houston at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. W L Pct GB HOME RUNS—Davidson, Chicago, 5; 8. West Las Vegas 30 9-5 Minnesota United at Portland, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 130, Milwaukee 95 Los Angeles 9 3 .750 — Dozier, Minnesota, 4; Trout, Los Angeles, 4; 19 9. Sandia Prep 22 8-6 Sunday’s Games Houston at Sacramento, late Houston 9 4 .692 1/2 tied at 3. 10. Navajo Prep 11 6-4 Seattle at Sporting Kansas City, 2 p.m. L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, late Seattle 6 4 .600 2 STOLEN BASES—Anderson, Chicago, 6; Also receiving votes: East Mountain 6, New York City FC at Atlanta United FC, 4 Utah at Portland, late Oakland 4 8 .333 5 Gordon, Seattle, 5; Davis, Cleveland, 3; Shiprock 6, St. Mikes 6, Moriarty 5, Hatch p.m. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3B Finally, Ram tennis pulls split at Goddard

BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS No. 6 singles before they Ingram teamed up in No. 3 singles to ROSWELL — Portales beat Crenshaw and Rae and Goddard had a long day Jones. of tennis Tuesday, with eight Kinsey Bilberry and Kelly of their 18 matches going Fraze won Portales’ other three sets. doubles match, rallying after shines By the time the last volley a 6-3 first-set loss to beat was made, each Lara and Lilli DeGroot. ❏ Developmental league team went In boys competition, the home with a 6- Rockets took two of the three veteran of 10 years posts 3 victory — doubles filghts and four of Portales win- the six singles matches. 19 points with Lakers. ning in girls Pancho Lopez and Zeke play, Goddard Aguirre accounted for all By Tania Ganguli claiming boys play. three Portales wins, includ- LOS ANGELES TIMES The Portales girls ing their No. 2 doubles win LOS ANGELES — Staples Center improved to 9-4 on the sea- over Ben Grief and Justus stirred in anticipation as a thin 32-year- son thanks in part to sweep- Janway. Lopez beat Jackson old rookie with taught cheek bones and ing all three doubles matches Hicks in three sets in No. 2 gray speckled hair walked over to the from the Rockets. singles, while Aguirre used a scorer's table to check in. The arena erupt- “It gave them a real sense 7-4 third-set tiebreaker to ed when the part-time math tutor made of relief,” Portales coach beat Grief. Aguirre had lost his first three pointer. Ann-Marie Bucksath said of the first set 6-0. Bucksath In one corner of the arena an "Ingram" winning those first three said although it didn’t tip the chant began, and they weren't talking matches. “We played out the scales in the team scores, that about Brandon. They were talking about sets instead of doing super match still sent a message. the man who spent 10 years playing in tiebreakers, so it was good to “It showed everybody that tiny gyms or practice facilities, in far- practice for endurance going no matter what, the match flung towns in flyover states, hoping into distirct. It taught us a lot. isn’t over,” Bucksath said. someday he'd get a chance in the NBA. We have to close those out “You regroup, take a deep When the fans chanted "M-V-P," they every time.” breath and fight.” didn't mean James Harden, who was also Sarah Blaeser, Danielle The Portales boys fell to 5- on the court. They meant Andre Ingram, Ruiz and Taryn Wood all 5 on the season. and they were living his fantasy with him. went 2-0 on the day for Portales returns to Roswell The past 10 years were all for this day. Portales. Blaeser defeated Saturday for a district round- The days when he wondered if this was Lizzie Latimer 6-1, 6-1 in robin match. The round- all worth it, when he made less than No. 1 singles, then teamed up robin technically will begin $30,000 a year to play basketball, living Los Angeles Times photo: Luis Sinco with Zamorye Cox to pull a Friday with New Mexico with roommates sometimes a decade Los Angeles Lakers guard Andre Ingram shoots between Houston Rockets 6-4, 6-1 win over Latimer Military Institute facing younger than him, were for this. defenders P.J. Tucker, left, and Eric Gordon in the second quarter on and Tati Villa. Ruiz beat Alli Moriarty, and each team will face Portales on Saturday — Andre Ingram is an NBA player. He led Tuesday. Ingram, who has played in the NBA’s developmental league for Lara in three sets in No. 5 singles, while Taryn Wood Moriarty at 10 a.m., NMMI the Lakers in scoring for the first half of 10 seasons, scored 19 points in his NBA debut. the game and didn't miss until 5:02 blanked Reagan Crenshaw in at 2 p.m. remained in the fourth quarter, finishing changed and the league changed. He Bay Lakers general manager Nick with 19 points and four made threes. The stuck with it as the players around him Mazzella told him that this wasn't just an Lakers lost to the Houston Rockets 105- became so much younger than he they exit meeting. The Lakers were calling has,” Ehling said. “We like 99 without their three young stars — looked to him as a father figure. him up. Finally. Signings him as much on the mound as Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma and Brandon "Whenever we had a topic of discus- He called his wife back in Richmond, we do as a position player. I Ingram. It was a game that meant little sion and we had two sides, we went to Virginia, and she began screaming into From Page 1B think he’s going to get a lot except that it made one man's dream him and whatever he said was usually the the phone. His mother, there in better in college.” come true. tiebreaker," said Alex Caruso, who played Richmond, too, started screaming with “There’s one from Dallas Clovis coach Richard "He showed the basketball world with Ingram for the South Bay Lakers her. and one from Las Vegas, Cruce said there are many tonight what he can do," Lakers coach while on a two-way contract this season. "They probably let out what I truly where I lived before Clovis,” reasons the Wildcats are off Luke Walton said. "The only three he Caruso has seen the G-League, with its wanted to let out," Ingram said. Langrell said. “I’ll try to link to a 17-3 start, and Langrell missed he got fouled on." low salaries, budget travel and games in When Ingram checked into the game, up with him before I get and Piepkorn are two pretty It started on Monday morning. tiny gyms in far-flung places break peo- Chris Paul shook his hand and congratu- there. He’s a junior college big reasons. No, actually, it started 11 years ago, ple. lated him. transfer, though, so I proba- “They come to work every when Ingram went undrafted out of "I have known guys that played a cou- "I've been in the D-League, G-League bly (never played against) day, compete hard every day American University. He could have ple of years in the G League and they're because I want to be in (the NBA)," him.” and they’re both good lead- found a job with his degree in physics, but like, man, I can't do this anymore and Ingram said. "It was always that thought So far this season Piepkorn ers,” Cruce said. “There’s a he chose basketball instead. The Utah they went overseas and they are making from the start, from graduating to now. It is batting .406 overall — 26- trickle down with that.” Flash of the NBA's developmental league good money but they gave up on the was always the thought." for-64 with two doubles, a The Jets are 12-22 on the selected him in the seventh round. He dream because it wasn't worth the fight," When his first daughter was born he triple and 17 RBIs. He’s also season, and have been played there for four years until the team Caruso said. wondered if he should try something else, thrown out eight of 11 snakebit in the close games folded, in a league where players made Ingram never felt that way — at least if there was a better, more responsible baserunners on steal — they’re 2-9 in games between $18,000 and $24,000. not for long. way to make a living and raise a family. attempts. Ehling said decided by one or two runs. The Los Angeles D-Fenders, now the On Monday morning, Ingram thought That daughter is six years old now. On Piepkorn might also see time “We’re still trying to figure South Bay Lakers, gave him a shot next. he was going into the Lakers offices for Tuesday night, she was in Staples Center at second, third and even the out how to work our bullpen Ingram spent four seasons in Los an exit meeting with the South Bay and saw her dad's three-pointer cut the outfield. because of inexperience on Angeles, even sometimes scrimmaging Lakers. But as he walked into the room, Rockets' lead to three late in the fourth “He’s a high-energy guy the mound,” Ehling said. against then-D-Fenders assistant Luke he saw Magic Johnson, Rob Pelinka and quarter. Then she got to see 18,000 people who plays really hard,” “We’re trying to find the Walton. Walton there. leap to their feet to scream for him, all Ehling said of Piepkorn. “He right guys to get quality So he stuck with it while the teams Ingram smiled brightly when South because he never gave up. has a lot of upside, and can starts.” bring energy to our team. He Newman will remain in the can play multiple positions, Heartland Conference he said. “I want to do my best, Thompson and a loss to Matches and title brackets which is helpful.” through the 2019 season, Boxing pray they’re at their best so I Myshelle Allen of Mesa, won’t be known until fighters Langrell is batting .391 — then move to the Mid- get the best fight possible. If I Arizona by decision. check in for the weekend. 25-for-64 with three doubles, American Intercollegiate From Page 1B win, great. If not, I’ll have the “I just need to become Romero said a boxer who two triples and 15 RBIs. On Athletics Association in 14 of experience.” busier (in the ring),” Garcia doesn’t have competition in the mound, he’s 5-0 with a its 18 sports. through connections he made Garcia is 13-10 overall and said of what she learned from the weight class can get an 1.28 ERA in 38 1/3 innings Cruce said two or three in Grand Rapids with Floyd 1-1 on the year, with a win the defeat. “I stay busy, but I automatic berth into regionals, with 32 strikeouts against 29 more Wildcats should have Mayweather’s Money Team. over 2017 USA Boxing do feel like I need to throw but the preference is to get in hits and 15 walks. opportunities to sign with “I just want to do my best,” regional champ Hannah more punches.” a match just for experience. “I think he’s got a lot of college programs over the upside, with the long body he next few weeks.

TRACK year, we only have two,” Hounds Miller explained. “As a linebacker’s perspective, there’s ATHLETES OF THE WEEK From Page 1B more being asked from us. From a leadership perspective, MEN’S TRACK the event. Greaves now owns the top mark in the runner-up. She also was the runner-up in ing up.” we have to step up more and Terry has been as impressed Malcolm Woods, Texas A&M University- the long jump and in the triple jump, which he the 400m dash (59.07) missing first place by play more (sideline-to-side- Commerce, JR, Rowlett, Texas, Sachse HS set last week at the 91st just 0.07 seconds and led the Hounds' 4x100 with the offensive line as anyone thus far, as the group lost line), as opposed to just one Woods earned an automatic qualifying time in Clyde Littlefield Texas relay team to a fourth-place finish. back, one gap like last year. the men's 100-meter dash at the David Noble Relays. three starters from a year ago, but yet, they keep finding a It’s a lot more on the lineback- Relays, with the third-fastest time in the nation ENMU nominee: WOMEN’S FIELD ers this year stopping the run, this season at 10.24 seconds. He was just 0.04 Clarence Cowart finished Daisy Osakue, Angelo State University, way to plug along. Line play is always key in an offense like compared to last year.” seconds behind the A&M-Commerce record second in the men's javelin SO, Turin, Italy Like Lee, Miller definitely that has stood since 1967. He was also on the at the West Texas A&M Osakue made history by breaking the NCAA Eastern’s, and with a game- sees the strides on defense this 4x100m relay team that earned a provisional Classic. His throw of 143-10 Division II collegiate outdoor record in the dis- breaking-type back like Terry, spring, as well as players start- qualifying time of 41.03 seconds, which ranks was more than two feet fur- cus at the David Noble ASU Relays. The throw one block and he could find ing to really understand and 2nd in the LSC and 11th in Cowart ther than the third-place fin- measured 195-11 (59.72-meters) to break the himself going 80 yards to pay- the nation this season. isher. previous record of 193-1 (58.87-meters) set in dirt. buy-in to defensive coordina- ENMU nominee: Marcus 2013, and top the facility, David Noble ASU And while the offense has tor Mike Walton’s scheme. Parker registered a first WOMEN’S TRACK Relays, Lone Star Conference and Angelo been exceptionally impressive And though it’s no secret the place finish in the 200m Kami Norton, Angelo State University, SR, State records. She also automatically qualified this spring, the aforemen- offense has had the advantage dash at the West Texas Albany, Texas, Albany for nationals in the shot put. tioned growth of the defense this spring, that doesn’t deter A&M Classic. His time of Norton recorded seasonal best and provi- The Turin, Italy, native has been just as big of a story. Miller from feeling pretty con- 20.63 was 0.3 seconds sional qualifying times in both the 100-meter recorded a personal best The Hounds are switching to a fident about Friday night. 4-2-5 defense this year, and ahead of the runner-up hurdles and the 400-meter hurdles at the David outdoor throw of 51-7.75 “As a defense, hopefully we one position feeling the pres- Parker from Texas Tech. Noble ASU Relays. She ran a seasonal best of (15.74-meters). She is No. don’t allow our offense to do sure to perform is linebacker. 13.85 to place second in the 100-meter hurdles 1 nationally in the discus anything. We always have Brad Hardin, who was CO-MEN’S FIELD and followed it with the 400-meter hurdle title and No. 3 in shot put. super high expectations, and amongst the Hounds’ best hopefully we just run ‘em,” Nils Fischer, Angelo State University, SO, crossing the line in 59.84. She is ranked ENMU nominee: Adilene defenders last year, returns for Dusseldorf, Germany nationally No. 6 in the 100-meter hurdles and Adame set a Greyhound Miller said. “Realistically, we Adame one final season, while Josh try to go for under-100 yards Fischer had the best javelin throw in all divi- No. 4 in the 400-meter hurdles. She later ran a record in the hammer throw Miller (6-1, 220), a senior rushing, and try to hold them sions last week with his throw of 244-6 (74.53- leg on the 4x400-meter at last weekend's West from Stevenson, Washington, meters) at the David Noble ASU Relays. It is the relay along with Octavia Texas A&M Classic. She threw the hammer will join him to take on a full- for no touchdowns rushing.” second best throw of his career and ranks No. Williams, Kristin Wright and 160-7 to finish sixth. time role in 2018. Terry, on the other hand, 7 in Division II history. He improved his national Kaitlyn Matthews that In 2017, Miller appeared in isn’t too afraid to hold back, lead as all five of his throws measured at least clocked a season best and LSC NOTES all 10 games, but started just either. “Obviously, I’m going 236-2 (72.00-meters). provisional time of 3:47.64. Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and one. Yet, Miller still recorded to say that my team is gonna Charles Greaves, Texas A&M University- ENMU nominee: Danee Field athletes have recorded 21 NCAA Division 29 tackles (tied for seventh on win,” Terry said, laughing. “I Kingsville, SR, Bridgetown, Barbados, Bustos turned in a first- II Automatic qualifying marks (16 men, five the team), along with 5.0 tack- don’t know our teams yet, but Ellerslie Secondary School place finish for the women) and 105 provisional efforts (60 men, 45 les for loss (sixth) and one I’m gonna try to set us up for Greaves leapt ahead of the competition in the Greyhounds in the 200m women). interception (tied for second). success. I’m a competitive Bustos long jump on Sunday at the David Noble ASU dash at last weekend's The 2018 LSC Outdoor Track and Field “It’s been a change, for sure. person, so I’m gonna try to do Relays with an NCAA automatic mark of 25-11 West Texas A&M Classic. Championships will be held May 3-5 at Angelo Last year, we had three line- my best to get that dub (win). (7.90m) on his final attempt to take first place in Her time 24.15 was more than .50 better than State University in San Angelo, Texas. backers on the field, and this I don’t want to take no Ls.” PAGE 4B ✦ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Russian meddling? Resignation? Zuckerberg notes have answers By Laurie Kellman bullet point “Resign?” Zuckerberg AI systems. So one member of the someone dressed as a Russian troll age or knowledge gap between THE ASSOCIATED PRESS left the notes on his desk during a joint committee, average age 62, got watched from the audience wearing Zuckerberg and the senators. break in testimony to the Senate to the point. a pointy, blue-and-green wig. “Wrap it up, Grandpa Grassley,” WASHINGTON — Here’s what Judiciary and Commerce commit- “I just don’t feel like we’re con- Under “Election integrity tweeted one user to the Judiciary Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg tees Tuesday, and an Associated necting,” Sen. John Kennedy, R- (Russia),” Zuckerberg’s notes read, Committee chairman, who was deep wanted members of Congress to Press photographer took a picture. La., told Zuckerberg in hour four of “Too slow, making progress.” into his first term in the Senate when know about the scandal in which Zuckerberg was testifying the hearing. “Your user agreement Under “Data safety,” the notes Zuckerberg was born in 1984. Cambridge Analytica used the mas- Wednesday in the House. sucks.” read, “Made mistakes, working hard Some senators of a certain age sive social platform to access 87 Not so fast, the much older sena- This time, there was no flop to fix them.” Zuckerberg repeatedly utilized posters to illustrate their million users: He made mistakes. tors told Zuckerberg, 33, who was sweat, perhaps because the senators told senators that unsatisfied questions, such as Sen. Patrick Facebook’s mission is to “help peo- perched atop a seat pillow for the spent most of the first of two days of Facebook members can adjust their Leahy, D-Vt., who’s served in the ple connect.” And no, he’s not much-anticipated hearing into hearings reading questions for privacy settings — or delete their Senate since 1975. He asked resigning. whether and how the breach affect- Zuckerberg on privacy issues rather accounts. Zuckerberg about hate speech, in “Founded Facebook. My deci- ed the 2016 elections. They pep- than attacking him as expected on And under “Defend Facebook,” places like Myanmar. sions. I made mistakes. Big chal- pered him with questions about an broader matters such as Russia’s the notes advised the CEO that “If “What’s happening in Myanmar lenge but we’ve solved problems array of Facebook’s lengthy privacy role in election meddling. It wasn’t attacked,” he should respond: is a terrible tragedy,” Zuckerberg before. Going to solve this one,” policy and data, but didn’t always as if senators could forget about “Respectfully, I reject that. Not who answered. read Zuckerberg’s notes under the seem to know how to follow up that. Multiple investigations are we are.” “We all agree with that,” Leahy heading “Accountability” and the Zuckerberg’s talk of algorithms and probing the interference. Besides, Twitter widely noted the apparent snapped. Ryan won’t run for re-election as GOP worries By Catherine Lucey and Lisa Mascaro THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan will not run for re-election, his office announced Wednesday, injecting another layer of uncertainty as Republicans face worries over losing their majority in the fall. Ryan’s plans have been the source of much specula- tion and will set off a scramble among his lieu- tenants to take the helm. A self-styled budget guru, Ryan had made tax cuts a centerpiece of his legislative agenda, and a personal cause, and Congress deliv- ered on that late last year. Ryan, 48, announced his Xinhua: Ammar Safarjalani plans at a closed-door meeting of House Republicans Syrian soldiers walk Tuesday in the recently-captured town of Zamalka in the eastern Ghouta countryside of Damascus, Syria. Wednesday morning, Janesville, Wisconsin, was according to those present. first elected to Congress in His tone was somber, and 1998. Along with Reps. he read directly from pre- Eric Cantor and Kevin Trump: ‘Missiles coming’ against Syria pared remarks. McCarthy, he branded him- “After nearly 20 years in self a rising “Young Gun” By Robert Burns, Josh Lederman dence to blame the Syrian government. response from Russia’s Foreign Ministry. the House, the speaker is in an aging party. and Catherine Lucey “We’re still assessing the intelligence, Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on proud of all that has been He became the GOP pres- ourselves and our allies,” Mattis said. Facebook that “smart” missiles would accomplished and is ready idential nominee Mitt THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “We’re still working on this.” destroy any evidence of a chemical to devote more of his time Romney’s running mate in WASHINGTON — Defying Russian Asked whether the U.S. military was weapons attack. to being a husband and a 2012. warnings against U.S. military strikes in ready to conduct an attack in Syria if The term “smart” missile dates to the father,” Ryan adviser Ryan was pulled into the Syria, President Donald Trump said ordered, Mattis replied, “We stand ready to introduction decades ago of weapons with Brendan Buck said in a leadership job by the abrupt Wednesday that missiles “will be coming” provide military options if they’re appropri- advanced guidance systems — for exam- statement. “While he did retirement of House in response to Syria’s suspected chemical ate, as the president determines.” ple, using GPS — to achieve greater preci- not seek the position, he Speaker John Boehner in attack that killed at least 40 people. Trump did not detail what a strike would sion in targeting. The term was meant to told his colleagues that 2015. Boehner had strug- look like, or whether these would be U.S. contrast with “dumb” bombs lacking such serving as speaker has been “Russia vows to shoot down any and all gled to wrangle the cham- missiles fired at Syria,” Trump tweeted. missiles. U.S. officials have been consult- technology. Virtually all U.S. missiles now the professional honor of ber’s restless conservative ing with global allies on a possible joint have advanced guidance systems. his life, and he thanked “Get ready Russia, because they will be wing and failed to the seal military response to Syria’s alleged poison Russian lawmakers have warned the them for the trust they coming, nice and new and ‘smart!’ You big-picture deals on fiscal shouldn’t be partners with a Gas Killing gas attack. Trump canceled a foreign trip in United States that Moscow would view an placed in him.” policy he sought. Ryan had Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!” order to manage a crisis that is testing his airstrike on Syria as a war crime and that it The speaker called more trust with the hardlin- Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, however, vow to stand up to Syrian President Bashar could trigger a direct military clash extended family and a few ers in the House, but had no indicated that evidence of what happened Assad. between the two former Cold War adver- close friends Tuesday night more success in brokering Syria’s Foreign Ministry said saries. Russia’s ambassador to Lebanon and alerted a few staff. On fundamental reform of enti- in Saturday’s suspected attack near Wednesday that his threats are “reckless” said any missiles fired at Syria would be Wednesday morning, he tlement he sought. Damascus is still being studied. At a photo- called the president and the He ultimately had to taking session during a meeting with his and endanger international peace and secu- shot down and the launching sites targeted vice president and informed wrestle with another unex- Dutch counterpart, Mattis was asked by a rity. — a stark warning of a potential major con- the rest of his staff before pected challenge: President reporter whether he had seen enough evi- Trump’s tweet also drew a quick frontation. going to the conference Donald Trump, a president meeting, officials said. with little of Ryan’s interest Ryan will serve out his in policy detail or ideologi- term and retire in January, cal purity. The two have had Buck said. not had a close working Ryan, a Republican from relationship. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS COMICS THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 ✦ PAGE 5B

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County Of Roosevelt Line Of Utah Street; against on the basis of be expected to follow Clovis, NM 88101. tional pharmacy, com- Ninth Judicial District To A Point On The Thence North, Along West R.O.W. Line Of race, color, religion, training and rules of pare prices and get THE FOREGOING SALE Court Wells Fargo The East R.O.W. Line South Avenue J; sex, sexual orientation, Good Agricultural Prac- DESAIREE SAYS “I $25.00 OFF your first will be made to satisfy a Bank, National Associa- Of Utah Street, A Dis- gender identity, national tices (GAP) require- placed an ad and it prescription! Call 1-855- judgment rendered by tion, as Trustee for the Thence S.00°46'e, tance Of 112.8 Feet To Along The West origin, age, disability, ments (advising super- sold as soon as the 402-6415 Promo Code the above Court in the Registered Holders of The Point Of Beginning. R.O.W. Line Of South veteran status, genetic visor of bleeding cuts, CDC201725 above entitled and LSTAR Commercial The action is more ad came out” information, or any oth- open wounds, sores, ill- numbered cause on Mortgage Trust 2014-2, Avenue J, A Distance completely described in Of 112.7 Feet To The er characteristic pro- ness and following 3 PC. living room suite, November 20, 2017, Commercial Mortgage the complaint filed in PETS being an action to fore- Pass-Through Certifi- Intersection Of The tected by law. rules of hygiene prac- sofa, chair, and this action, which Plain- tices, etc.) Workers close a mortgage on cates, Series 2014-2, West R.O.W. Line Of tiff incorporates herein loveseat. Southwest South Avenue J And must be able to work in the above described Plaintiff, vs. Jana Rigs- by this reference. The Honey-do list: design w/soft pastel FREE TO GOOD HOME property. The Plaintiff's by, an individual; John The North R.O.W. Line hot, dry, dusty, noisy, colors. $265 OBO. female Terrier mix 14 purpose of this action is - clean out garage cold, wet, and snowy Judgment, which in- Doe, in his capacity as Of Eighteenth Lane; to bar and estop each Call xxx-xxxx. yrs. Very loving and Thence S.89°55'37"W., - sell some stuff conditions. They must cludes interest and personal representative of you from having any sweet dog. Spayed costs, is $51,987.36 of the Estate of George Along The North Right- - date night... be able to lift and carry Call 575-791-8209 lien upon or right or title up to 50 pounds, be and the same bears in- E. Hiner, deceased; Of-Way Line Of Eigh- to this property, or any We can help keep your terest at 3.750% per Clifford Hiner, an indi- teenth Lane, A Dis- significant other happy able to follow instruc- SWEET YOUNG black portion thereof, adverse tions of job require- lab mix free to good annum from September vidual; Melanie Nelson, tance Of 146.5 Feet To to Plaintiff, after foreclo- this Spring & put some ments, have ability to home. Very passive just 20, 2017, to the date of Susan Nagel, and Misty The Intersection Of The sure. Plaintiff further extra cash in your pocket! sale. The Plaintiff Hiner, individually and North R.O.W. Line Of problem solve. Work- needs love and care. notifies each of you that List your forgotten treas- ers will be required to Too many pets of my and/or its assignees as Trustees of the Eighteenth Lane And unless you serve and ures with us. Call today! keep all property and own so this girl needs a has the right to bid at George E. Hiner Living The East R.O.W. Line file a responsive plead- such sale and submit Irrevocable Trust, a Of Utah Street; Thence 575-763-3431 Clovis housing clean. Three family to brighten their ing or motion in this ac- 575-356-4481 Portales (3) months experience home. Well mannered, New Mexico Trust; the North, Along East tion, as provided by is required. Work will non aggressive. 575- law, within thirty (30) 575-461-1952 Tucumcari be from 7:00 a.m. to HOMES FOR SALE 714-1432 days after service of SEEKING A MECHANIC 3:30 p.m. Monday thru CURRY COUNTY this notice, Plaintiff will for trucks and equip- Friday. The salary is move the Court to enter ment, for a local paving $10.69 per hour. The HOUSE FOR SALE BY WANTED TO BUY default judgement contractor in Clovis, employer guarantees against you. The attor- OWNER: NM. Position is avail- that ¾ of the employ- $129,900 ney for Plaintiff is Scott able immediately. ment term will be paid. LOOKING TO BUY A. Klundt, with the law 3 BR, 2 BA, beautiful Wages start at $25.00 All work tools will be home, huge detached large sheets of used tin firm of Quarles & Brady per hour, DOE. Appli- provided at no cost. to cover large carport. LLP, 2 N. Central Av- shop, large fenced cants are required to Transportation and sub- yard. Call for showing Call: 575-749-5400 enue, Phoenix, Arizona pass a drug/alcohol sistence costs will be 85004, and he may be by appt only W Manana screening and fitness paid by the employer Blvd 575-763-4927. reached at 602-229- evaluation. Must be upon completion of 5212 able to clear state/fed- 50% of the contract. eral background Free housing is provid- ONCE again, Diane rent- checks. ed to workers who can- ed her mobile home us- not reasonably return to ing the Classified Apply at K. Barnett & their permanent resi- ads. Advertising works! Sons, Inc. 2405 W. 7th dence at the end of the St. Clovis, NM or fax work day. Apply at the cover letters and re- nearest Job Service sumes to 575-904- Utah Workforce Agen- CAMPERS AND 7286. cy. The job number is MOTOR HOMES SEEKING A PAYROLL 1568510. Or fax re- sumes to Allred Or- 1988 ROAD model 206 CLERK responsible for Travel Trailer 20 foot the timely and accurate chards, Inc. 801-465- 2088. long. Has toilet and processing of payroll shower, kitchen, mi- and associated report- crowave, heater, and ing functions. Candi- BEVERLY SOLD her ALL real estate advertis- refrigerator. Has A/C date must have a dishwasher the first day ing in Clovis Media Inc. and sleeps 6. A brand strong background in SPECIAL NOTICES it ran in classifieds. newspapers is subject to new gas generator in- payroll with knowledge Awesome! the Federal Fair Housing cluded with sale. of payroll deductions Act of 1968 as amended Asking $4000 OBO CLOVIS MEDIA INC. and benefits. Candi- JOB OPENING which makes it illegal to contact 575-749-0706 shall not be liable for date will process pay- failure to publish an ad, OPERATIONS advertise "any prefer- roll, maintain/update ENGINEER 2017 FOREST RIVER for typographical errors pay status changes, ence, limitation or dis- or for errors in publica- Is responsible for per- crimination based on CHEROKEE LIMITED track benefit accruals forming various duties 33' long, one slideout, tion except to the extent and payroll taxes. The race, color, religion, of the cost of that por- in the Engineering De- handicap, family status sleeps 5 comfortably, position requires exten- partment in order to equalizer hitch includ- tion of the ad wherein sive data entry and ac- or national origin, or an the error occurred. Cost maintain and develop intention to make any ed. Excellent condi- curacy is a must. Time records and engineer- tion. If interested call adjustment is limited to management skills are such preference, limita- the first day insertion. ing systems for the co- tion or discrimination." 575-693-8722 a necessity to meet operative. Includes weekly payroll dead- Clovis Media Inc. will not working with the Coop- knowingly accept any ad- Advertising lines. Salary is nego- erative's SCADA sys- tiable, DOE. vertising in this newspa- Works! tem, substations, sta- per that is in violation of tion/consumer metering the law. Our readers are Apply at K. Barnett & and engineering analy- Sons, Inc. 2405 W. 7th hereby informed that all sis. dwellings advertised in St. Clovis, NM or fax Must have a minimum of cover letters and re- this newspaper are avail- a Bachelor of Science able on an equal oppor- sumes to 575-904- degree in Electrical En- 7286. tunity basis. To complain gineering (BSEE). Prior of discrimination, call work experience in re- HELP WANTED HUD toll-free at (202)- UPGRADE YOUR lated occupations, con- 708-1455. struction industry, or FARWELL CARE & technical field pre- LAWN/GARDEN AD WITH ferred. HOUSE FOR RENT REHAB CENTER CURRY COUNTY HOME is now hiring for Pick up application at Certified Nurse Aides COLOR Roosevelt County Elec- tric Cooperative, 121 FOR RENT 1104 Maple WANT YOUR Come join a great team North Main, Portales, LAWN TO LOOK of staff! Insurance ben- Street, Clovis. 3 bed 1 FOR NEXT TO NM FANTASTIC? efits available for all eli- bath. $750/month. Deadline: Thursday, April gible staff! PTO avail- $500 deposit Call 791- FREE ESTIMATE NOTHING! 12th @ 5:00 PM able for PT and FT 3203 or 693-5837 Call:575-799-0640