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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Candidate grilled on arts, retention ❏ Charles Crespy of Michigan third to be interviewed at ENMU. By Alisa Boswell MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] PORTALES — The third candi- date for Eastern New Mexico University president as he was greeted with concerns surround- ing fine arts, liberal arts, retention and more. After giving a brief introduction Staff photo: Tony Bullocks of himself in which he shared an extensive background in New One member of the train crew was transported to the hospital, but there were no fatalities in the crash on Melrose's east side. Mexico and Texas, including four degrees from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, Charles Crespy of Michigan answered questions from faculty members Wednesday afternoon. No fatalities “As we’re looking at them (the state) shifting the way they’re using gen. eds. (general education requirements) or the way they’re viewing a college degree, what we’re seeing is the humanity pro- in Melrose grams are suffering, not just in terms of people not taking the same amount of gen eds, but stu- dents not even knowing what degrees in certain areas mean,” said Liberal Arts Department train crash Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Chair Carol Erwin. “I’m wonder- ❏ Witness: ‘I thought attempting to cross the tracks. The accident occurred just before 10 a.m. when a train struck a ing what your philosophy is but Witnesses described hearing a semi-tractor attempting to cross the tracks. also ways in which you see trying to bridge the divide between the loud noise and seeing a large plume the train blew up.’ cleaned up within 24 hours. As of “There are quite a few cars on the way state legislators are looking at of dust and smoke. People closer to Wednesday afternoon, crews were ground, and quite a bit of damage, higher education and the ways in By David Grieder the site said it looked like a fireball still busy assessing damage. but no fatalities," said Clovis Fire which at least faculty view the STAFF WRITER from an action movie. “I have a count of 10 cars and 2 Department spokesman Dale Hand. value of — especially liberal arts [email protected] “I was standing at the register and engines derailed,” said Joe Sloan, a A press release from Curry — education.” I looked up and I saw an explosion BNSF public affairs officer. County Sheriff Wesley Waller noted “I believe at least part of the MELROSE — A train wreck and I thought the train blew up," “There’s no timeframe yet for when one of four employees aboard the problem is the way we define Wednesday morning in Melrose said Roxan Thomson, who was at they will be back...that depends on BNSF train was transported what liberal arts education is and injured one, derailed several cars, work directly across the highway how much needs to be repaired.” Wednesday to Plains Regional how we define what counts,” and led to diverted traffic the rest of from the site, at the entrance to Sloan noted traffic was halted on Medical Center for minor injuries. Crespy replied. the day. town. "It was a crazy fire and a lot both tracks while crew worked on Waller identified the tractor driv- He said a university in Miami The accident occurred just before of smoke. It was the craziest fire I've repairs. er as Federico Ortiz, 57, of wanted to influence student in the 10 a.m. at the US 60/84-NM 267 ever seen." One of the overturned cars spilled Tucumcari, who was hauling an College of Business in liberal arts intersection, when a westbound Railroad officials estimated after part of its cargo, which included earth excavator in a vehicle for BNSF train struck a semi-tractor the crash that the site would be several cases of energy drinks. Pacheco Construction and CANDIDATE on Page 3A Trucking. Ortiz was not injured. A Pacheco Construction repre- sentative declined comment on the event. Waller said the train was traveling at approximately 70 miles per hour at the time. He did not respond to a request Wednesday for additional information on the cause of the col- lision. Sloan said when the train crew saw the truck was either stalled or stuck on the crossing, it performed an emergency stop. However, any train would have needed at least a Staff photo: Alisa Boswell mile to come to a complete rest. Eastern New Mexico University president candidate Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Charles Crespy of Michigan One of the cars spilled part of speaks to faculty members its cargo, which included sever- Wednesday afternoon in the al cases of energy drinks. Campus Union Building.

Forecast: Today Friday Saturday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A High: 71 High: 77 High: 82 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 6A Low: 39 Low: 45 Low: 49 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS STEM program reaching Events calendar Today Tuesday ■ Preschool story hour — 10 ■ Quilters Tuesdays — 6 p.m. a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public at Clovis-Carver Public Library. Library. Theme: Spring is for ducks Lesson: How to use a walking foot. out to smaller communities and rabbits. Information: 575-769- Registration required. Information: 7840 575-763-9687 By Eamon Scarbrough EDUCATION FEATURE Robin May, the program’s ■ Teen program — 4:30 p.m. at ■ Afterschool STEAM — 4:30 STAFF WRITER lead specialist, noted the pro- Portales Public Library for ages 13- p.m. at Portales Public Library for gram immerses ENMU stu- 18. Information: 575-356-3940 grades K-6. Activity: Play your way. [email protected] ■ ail dents in STEM as early as Preschool storytime — 6 Information: 575-356-3940 Whether it be through sci- their sophomore year. p.m. at Portales Public Library. ence fairs in area schools or “We’re paying about 20 Book: Breezy Weather. Information: Wednesday students a semester on cam- 575-356-3940 ■ Rural Development single lab work for college sopho- ■ Colour Creators — 10 a.m., mores, the Eastern New pus so they don’t have to family housing workshop — 1 work at fast-food restaurants 6 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public p.m.-3 p.m. at ENMU, Room COB Mexico University Hispanic Library. Information: 575-763-9687 Serving Institutions Science, (to pay bills). They can work 113 in the College of Business. ■ Preschool screening clinic Please, RSVP. Information: 575- Technology, Engineering, in the research labs with their professors and get one- — 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at Floyd 622-8745 ext. 4. and Math programs is set on school, by appt. only. For ages birth ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at diminishing stigma about on-one contact with the pro- to 5 years. Information: 575-478- fessors,” she said. Clovis-Carver Public Library. science. 2211 Information: 575-769-7840 May added that 10 recent ■ Funded by a $911,000 ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ ■ Preschool storytime — grant from the US Courtesy photo: Robin May graduates have already been play — 7 p.m. at PHS Performing published in scientific jour- 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public Department of Education, Eastern New Mexico University students Jose Arts Center, 201 S. Knoxville Library. Book: the program develops rela- nals, a distinction Sharp Street, Portales. Admission: $5. Mondragon, left, and Davi Mondragon present their Chicken Littles. Information: tionships with area schools added is somewhat unique Information: 575-356-7015 Hispanic Serving Institutions Science, Technology, 575-356-3940 by bringing them guest for a university. ■ Tween program — 4:30 p.m. speakers, assisting teachers Engineering, and Mathematics research project at the “It’s really neat too, Friday ■ at Portales Public Library for ages with curriculum, and sched- university’s Student Research Conference. because at most larger ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ 9-13. Game day: Play your way. uling field trips to science schools, most students don’t play — 7 p.m. at PHS Performing Information: 575-356-3940 labs, according to Outreach and get these students and they think, ‘Oh, that’s get involved in lab research Arts Center, 201 S. Knoxville ■ Stitch Addicts — 7:15 p.m. Coordinator Zoey Sharp. involved.” what some nerdy person until they’re graduate stu- Street, Portales. Admission: $5. at Clovis-Carver Public Library. “We’re starting another A mission of the program does. They sit in an office all dents, or maybe their fourth Information: 575-356-7015 Lesson: Crochet a basic dish. ■ Lil Rob Reloaded concert — five-year grant. For the last is showing students the vari- day by themselves,’” said year in school,” she said. Information: 575-769-7840 ety of careers they are able to Sharp. “That’s not really “We have 18 and 19-year-old 6 p.m. at the Yam Theatre, five years, there was some- Portales. Tickets: $20. Information: pursue in the STEM field. true. I think it’s important, Ongoing one in my position, but the kids working in these 505-269-3301 ■ Pintores artist of the month role was slightly different, “Based on different educa- because we want these research labs, doing relevant ■ 41st annual Jack — Andrea Brasier is the featured and they weren’t trying to tional research that we’ve young people to be aware of research that’s important, Williamson Lectureship — 10 artist for April at Clovis-Carver reach out as much past the read, students aren’t always what’s out there, what oppor- that’s getting published in a.m.-6:30 p.m., ENMU Campus Public Library. Information: 575- small Portales community,” aware of what’s out there tunities are available for big journals, that’s going to Union Building and liberal arts 769-7840 she said. “I’m really trying to and how important these them. They don’t have to fol- have medical relevance or building. Information: 575-562- ■ Spring Fling Art Show go much further past that, jobs are. They hear mechani- low the norm; they can real- relevance in technology. 2315 — and try to reach all the small cal engineer or chemical ly reach out, and it’s not just They’re actually doing April 10-13 in Clovis Community communities around here, engineer, or micro-biologist, for the nerdy kids.” something important.” Saturday College commons area. Reception, ■ ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ awards April 13 at 6 p.m. play Information: 575-762-1270 — 7 p.m. at PHS Performing ■ Arts Center, 201 S. Knoxville Portales tax-aide — 2 p.m.-5 Easter services Street, Portales. Admission: $5. p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays through Information: 575-356-7015 April 13 at ENMU, room 103 in the The following Holy Week services are ■ Easter services — 8 a.m., 10:30 ■ Writers’ Workshop for College of Business. First come, first served. Information: 575-356- scheduled in the area: College Students — 10 a.m.- noon, Jack Williamson Liberal Arts, 8576 ■ Living Word Church of God, Clovis room 110. Information: 575-562- Clovis tax-aide — 9 a.m.- St. James Episcopal Church, Clovis 575-693-1037 2315 11:30 a.m. Monday-Thursday 575-763-4638 April 16 ■ Sci-Fi Festival–Screening through April 18; 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. April 13 of ENMU Student Films — 10 through April 18 at Baxter Senior ■ Easter services — 7 a.m., potluck breakfast ■ Maundy Thursday service — 6 p.m. a.m.-noon, ENMU University Center by appt; 4 p.m.-7 p.m. on April 14 follows Theatre Center. Information: 575- various days at Clovis-Carver ■ 562-2315 Public Library. Information: 575- Good Friday service — 6 p.m. ■ 356-8576 To place Easter services on the calendar, Knights of Columbus April 15 spaghetti dinner fundraiser — 6 ■ Japanese Americans in the ■ Great Easter Vigil — 7 p.m. call the newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e-mail: p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall, West and Curry County during April 16 [email protected] 2830 E 21st St, Clovis. $7 adults, WWII exhibit — Through April 3 at $5 kids. Information: 575-762-9969 Clovis-Carver Public Library. ■ 2nd Saturday Main Street Admission: Free. Information: 575- Market — 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in Clovis. 769-7840 or Victor Yamada at vya- Markets Information: 575-769-0231 [email protected]

Dow Jones: 20,648.15 -41.09 (-0.20%) Sunday The events calendar is a daily Gold: 1,255.78/oz Silver: 18.30/oz Oil: 50.80/barrel ■ ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ listing of area events. To place an Closing Quotes GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 41.93 play — 2 p.m. at PHS Performing item on the calendar, call the Altria Group Inc 71.93 Int’l Business Machines Corp. 172.88 Arts Center, 201 S. Knoxville newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- AT&T Inc. 41.51 Intel Corporation 36.22 Street, Portales. Admission: $5. mail: Atmos Energy Corporation 80.03 The Coca-Cola Co 42.57 Bank of America Corp 23.17 Southwest Airlines Co 53.35 Information: 575-356-7015 [email protected] Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 53.08 McDonald's Corporation 130.41 Citigroup Inc 59.59 Merck & Co., Inc. 63.57 Microsoft Corporation 65.56 Chevron Corporation 108.64 Newmont Mining Corp 34.31 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 45.08 PepsiCo, Inc. 111.94 Edison International 80.59 PNM Resources Inc 37.55 Meetings calendar Exxon Mobil Corporation 82.53 Sears Holdings Corp 11.39 Ford Motor Company 11.26 Tenneco Inc 58.58 Today Carver Public Library. General Electric Company 29.97 Verizon Communications Inc. 49.02 ■ Clovis City Commission — Information: 575-714-1925 Washington Federal Inc. 32.45 5:15 p.m. in north annex at ■ Friends of the Library — Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 81.17 Wells Fargo & Co 54.98 Clovis-Carver Public Library. 11 a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Wal-Mart Stores Inc 71.65 Information: 575-769-7828 Library. Information: 575-769- Xcel Energy Inc 44.82 ■ — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com Commission on Older 7840 Adults — 3 p.m. in the Ingram ■ Portales MainStreet Board These are the high and low prices for grain as reported by the N.M. Room at Clovis-Carver Public — 5:30 p.m. at the Yam Theatre. Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. Library. Information: 575-769- Information: 575-226-3783 Wheat 2.73-3.43 Milo 5.12-5.71 7908 Corn: Bushel 3.95 Wednesday Corn 100-wt 7.05 Saturday ■ Clovis Community College Habitat for Humanity —10 Board — 8 a.m. at CCC, room a.m., Kiva Realty, 620 W. First St. 512. Information: 575-769-4001 in Portales. Home ownership ■ EPCOG Board — 10 a.m. at information meeting. Information: EPCOG offices, 418 Main Street, 575-359-1344 Clovis. Information: 575-762- 7714 Tuesday ■ Relay for Life Committee This calendar is a daily listing — 5:15 in Ingram Room at Clovis- of area public meetings. To place Carver Public Library. an item on the calendar, call the Information: 575-714-1925 newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- ■ Relay for Life Captains — mail: 6:15 in Ingram Room at Clovis- [email protected]

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Member: The Associated Press THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3A Tax board narrows disbursements from $200,000 By David Grieder Reed said it can be hard to Houke Motorsports at the funds withheld for lack of the city, will be funded with Roll Museum. quantify the direct impact of end of April and the county detail on possible returns: $2,000 of a $4,500 request ■ $3,000 for the Gun, STAFF WRITER ■ [email protected] such publicity. fair starting in mid-August. Jerry Trujillo spoke on made by Lisa Pellegrino- Knife, and Coin Show in “Advertising is so ‘in the No weekend appears more behalf of Tru Roping Spear. October. CLOVIS — The Lodgers’ air’,” she said, “but we want packed than June June 22- Productions and expects a ■ The board approved ■ $6,000 for the New Tax Advisory Board met to put Clovis at ‘top-of- 24, which will see three class large event July 9. The board $25,000 of $30,000 request- Mexico Municipal League Tuesday evening recom- mind’ awareness.” reunions, Draggin’ Main, granted him half of his ed for the salary of an events Conference. mended disbursing $117,950 That said, Reed offered a Custom Classic, and the $10,000 request, asking for coordinator to promote ■ $14,000 for a full page out of roughly $175,000 useful metric: organizers Clovis Music Festival. more information on the Clovis. advertisement in the state remaining in its fiscal year expect 388 room nights dur- Derek Cockrell said the event’s expenses and income ■ A rodeo tailgate and vacation guide. budget for promotional sup- ing the fair this year. festival was deliberately for next year. trade days was approved for ■ $950 for a billboard at port to various events and Greg Southard and Gail rescheduled to coincide with ■ The Force of One Fight $6,000 of its $10,000 Eighth and Main Streets, one projects serving Clovis in the Tarson spoke during a pitch Draggin’ Main this year, Championships, a two-day request, with a special side advertising the Hillcrest coming months. from the Chamber of hoping the events’ concur- Mixed Martial Arts contest “Cowboys and Camo” theme Park Zoo and the other side The board narrowed down Commerce and asked the rence will spur attendance at in mid-June, was granted this year celebrating the 10- promoting water conserva- the total award amount from board to fund $6,000 toward both. $5,500 of the $15,500 year anniversary of Special tion. over $200,000 in requests radio spots for the “Rock, Jariwala said he thought request from organizer Eric Ops at Cannon Air Force In addition to Jariwala and from organizers, prioritizing Shop, Stay in Clovis” jingle the timing to be unfortunate, Suan. Base. Weaver, board members proposals that better demon- that was created from a pre- since it will entail one very ■ A line of brochures and The board approved full Thomas Martin and Girish strated a likelihood to bring vious board grant of $2,500. busy weekend for hotel oper- pamphlets advertising the request amounts for the fol- Pandya as well as Mayor more outside dollars to the The Chamber would ators at the cost of multiple work of Clovis MainStreet, a lowing: Pro-Tem Juan Garza were city. match that $6,000 and profitable periods spread volunteer-driven entity ■ $4,000 toward ongoing present for voting. Chairman All allocations are recom- expects the combined dollars more manageably in the improving historic parts of promotion of the Rock & Don David was absent. mendations for the Clovis to fund radio play on Clovis’ summer. City Commission to consider three radio stations for the “Monday thru Thursday, during its 5:15 p.m. rest of the year. we sell out like this,” he said, Thursday meeting. The board opted to supply snapping his fingers. “We Joelle Reed asked for $3,000, noting some doubt highly depend on the events $18,000 on behalf of the as to the likelihood of local our community brings to fill 97th Annual Curry County stations bringing in out-of- us up on weekends.” Fair coming in August. The town shoppers. Members Jariwala compared the board granted $15,000, not- suggested the radio cam- June weekend to a giant ing that organizers used paign is better off with the meal with no second help- close to that amount last business community. ings and no take-home bags. year. “We helped them create it, Weaver suggested the In addition to regular out- now it’s their baby,” said music festival is not likely to reach through local media, board member Dhawal demand too large a portion posters, and flyers, fair Jariwala. of the city’s available lodg- organizers will advertise this “I feel like there has to be ing, but encouraged class year with Snapchat, some kind of responsibility reunion attendees to be sure Instagram, and Twitter, in an that goes back to the busi- to make their room reserva- effort to reach “millennials.” ness,” said board member tions well in advance. Members of the board Andrea Weaver. “In order to The board awarded $3,000 expressed interest through- make money you need to out of $4,000 requested for out the presentations in hear- spend money.” advertising of the music fes- ing data-driven metrics The summer lineup of tival. regarding the success of their events in Clovis is robust, Several other pitches were advertising dollars. with racing resuming at Ned given partial support, with Clovis High locked down

BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS magazines full of ammunition in the console.” “The driver said the other kids had the gun,” CLOVIS — Clovis High School was locked Balch said. down for about an hour Wednesday morning Balch said police captured the two suspects after officials found ammunition in a vehicle on who ran on 20th Street. It wasn’t immediately campus and were told two boys ran from the clear if a gun was recovered. scene with a gun. The superintendent said the driver is a stu- Superintendent Jody Balch said no shots were dent at the high school and had received a fired and all of the suspects were apprehended pass to leave school earlier in the morning. by police. Balch did not know why he had returned to The incident began about 11:30 a.m., Balch campus. said, when an assistant principal saw “marijua- Balch said he had no reason to suspect any of na smoke pouring out” of a vehicle in the park- the suspects planned to use the gun; no threats ing lot. As she approached the vehicle, two pas- had been received or rumored. sengers fled, leaving only the driver behind. Balch said he did not know if the youngsters Balch said school officials searched the vehi- who ran from the car are students at the high cle, looking for marijuana, and “they found two school. Dora school news Track junior varsity will play Business Professionals of ■ Logan in Dora, 3 p.m. America is having their Today — High school annual brisket lunch meet in Melrose ■ Friday — High school Softball fundraiser 11 a.m.—1:30 meet in Jal ■ p.m. Sunday in the school Saturday — Varsity and cafeteria. Meals will be ■ Tuesday — High school junior varsity will play in served and donations are meet in Hagerman Santa Rosa, 4 p.m. ■ Tuesday — Varsity and appreciated. Proceeds will Baseball junior varsity will play in help with BPA travel Tucumcari, 4 p.m. expenses to contests. ■ Friday — Dora Varsity Seventeen students will be will have a doubleheader in competing at the national Logan, 2 p.m. BPA lunch level in Orlando, Florida in ■ Monday — Varsity and The Dora Chapter of May.

infancy with how to deal farm technicians at the Candidate with the undocumented Portales campus and offering immigrant challenge,” he Portales programs at the from Page 1A said. “We will work our way other two campuses. through this issue. I think “Five or 10 years down the education, and formed a we’re on our way to a more road, it would be nice if all partnership with the English enlightened policy, and I three campuses possibly had program to teach English don’t think that’s going to partnerships with other uni- classes in the College of happen over night. From a versities in the state to work Business. personal standpoint, I don’t to build programs that were “It was a powerful interac- want to be at the forefront of blended where there’s some tion between English and the enforcing taking a law abid- face-to-face learning ... with College of Business that ing, undocumented immi- some blended learning of the broadly defined liberal arts grant out of the classroom.” skillsets that exist on this education,” he said. “I think When Flores asked candi- campus (and others).” a lot of it is how we frame date John Fritch the same He added that he would the problem. From the legis- question the day before, also like to see the university lators that I know, I think Fritch gave a similar answer, be progressive enough to they’re enlightened enough if you said, here’s the out- saying “my notion is we’re a realize that careers that don’t come we see, here’s the university. The job of the exist today, might be pro- problem, if we frame the university is to provide grams to offer years ahead. problem this way, I think learning and help people At the start of the forum, you’ll more clearly under- make their lives better. We Crespy told faculty members stand the value of what should also provide support that along with a love for we’re trying to do and help for students, so they can be smaller communities, the us support that. I would successful at our university.” thing that drew him to argue that a lot of the owner- Jon Barr asked Crespy Eastern was that it relates to ship is on us to re-define. If where he sees ENMU being the part of his career he we got over some of that and 10 years after Crespy found most rewarding. worked across colleges, I becomes university presi- “The most rewarding part think we could win more of dent. of my professional career these battles.” “This is an important insti- was when I was at an institu- Geni Flores asked Crespy tution in the state, so I think tion that clearly identified what responsibility or obli- its viability and its service to what its mission was,” he gation or lack thereof does a the two branch campuses is said. “Shepherding those university have towards important. I would like to see students about whether they undocumented students. Eastern at a point where you can make it through college Crespy said universities really don’t see the differ- to a professional career that went through a phase with ence between the three cam- they’re proud of and how LGBT students where they puses 10 years down the transformational that is, not ignored, then denied, then road; it is an integrated unit.” only for the individual but accepted some, then realized Crespy said, for example, for the family — it has been the merits of the students. offering the program at the the most rewarding experi- “I think we’re still in Roswell campus for wind ence of my life.” PAGE 4A Thursday April 6, 2017 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond Add a splash of color to your weekend

few years ago I Week,” she said, “and all year-old daughter are among rub elbows with members of late to get a ticket to eat, but was in a restaurant proceeds go to the Hartley the more than 120 people the science fiction communi- you are welcome to sit in Ain Lubbock late Betty House.” who had already pre-regis- ty who make this annual trek and listen for no charge. one morning when a flood of Williamson Hartley House, for those tered by Monday. Early birds to Portales. Snodgrass, Cassutt, Willis, customers came in all splat- ◆ who might be unfamiliar, is a are guaranteed an event t- This year’s theme is and a number of other guests tered in a rainbow of colors, A bit confidential safe house in shirt, but extras have been “Reimagining the Super will be participating in a a spectrum that coated every of good news Clovis for women and chil- ordered so some may still be Hero: Celebrating Thirty series of panels open to the visible inch of their clothing dren who are victims of available Saturday. Years of Wild Cards,” in public that run from 3 p.m. and skin. domestic violence. If you’re looking for other homage to a shared universe to 6:15 p.m. Friday in the And they were so happy. and you’re invited to partici- Runners and walkers need events for your weekend cal- series that started in 1987 Jack Williamson Liberal Arts That was my introduction pate. The 5K Color Dash to be at the Aquatic Center in endar, the Portales High and has involved more than building at ENMU. Signs to the concept of the “color (that’s a whisker over three Clovis’ Hillcrest Park by School drama department 40 writers. Two of those — will be up to help you find run,” a usually for-a-good- miles for those of us who are 9:30 a.m. Saturday to regis- opens its spring musical, Melinda Snodgrass and topics and room numbers. cause, always-for-a-good- stumped by the metric sys- ter and pay the $25 participa- “Thoroughly Modern Millie” Michael Cassutt — are A splash of color, a serv- time event where participants tem) is scheduled for 10 a.m. tion fee. This is a donation at 7 tonight in the PHS guests for this year’s event. ing of musical theater, and pay an entry fee before they Saturday in Clovis. for an excellent cause, so, of Performing Arts Center, with They’ll be doing a public encounters with super run (or walk, hop, skip, Devon Page, a victim course, you are welcome to additional performances at 7 reading at 10 a.m. Friday in heroes, real and imagined: saunter …you get the idea) a advocate for the office, said give more. p.m. Friday and Saturday, the Zia Room of the Campus not a bad a way to spend the set distance while periodical- this is the fifth fun run/walk The race (I use the term and 2 p.m. Sunday. The $5 Union Building. first weekend of April in ly getting doused in clouds the office has hosted, but the loosely) starts at 10 a.m., and tickets may be purchased at Snodgrass, Cassutt, and eastern New Mexico. of colored powder. first time it’s being done participants are encouraged the door. longtime Lectureship If you’re intrigued, you’re with the addition of color. to wear white since it makes It’s also the weekend for favorite Connie Willis will Betty Williamson is in luck. Our 9th Judicial “We hold this to raise the best canvas for the col- the 41st annual Jack also be speaking at a lunch- charging her light saber. District Attorney’s Office is awareness for National ors. Williamson Lectureship at eon at 11:30 a.m. that day in You may reach her at: hosting one this weekend, Crime Victims’ Rights Page said she and her 7- ENMU, a fine opportunity to the CUB Ballroom. It’s too [email protected] Profiling common; happens everywhere

rofiling is been a rash of auto break- middle-aged adults of either Vietnamese women in the U.S. population but 35 per- needlessly a misun- Walter ins by which electronic sex even though there is a U.S. than among white cent of our Nobel Prize win- Pderstood concept. equipment has been stolen. non-zero chance that they women. Pima Indians of ners. Blacks are 13 percent What’s called profiling is Williams You’re trying to capture the are among the culprits? Arizona have the world’s of our population but about part of the optimal stock of ◆ culprits. ■ Physicians routinely highest known diabetes 74 percent of professional human behavior and some- Syndicated Would you have your screen women for breast rates. Prostate cancer is basketball players and about thing we all do. Let’s begin columnist officers stake out and inves- cancer and do not routinely nearly twice as common 69 percent of professional by describing behavior that tigate residents of senior cit- screen men. The American among black men as it is football players. Male might come under the head- izen homes? What about Cancer Society says the life- among white men. geniuses outnumber female ing of profiling. tests to determine how much spending resources investi- time risk of men getting Using a cheap-to-observe geniuses 7-to-1. Women Prior to making decisions, weight they could carry gating men and women 50 breast cancer is about 0.1 attribute, such as race, as a have wider peripheral vision people seek to gain informa- under various conditions, years of age or older? percent. proxy for a costly to observe than men. Men have better tion. To obtain information such as inclines and I’m guessing there would Should doctors and med- attribute, such as the proba- distance vision than women. declines, and the speed at is costly, requiring the be greater success capturing ical insurance companies be bility of some disease, can The bottom line is that which they could carry. To the culprits by focusing prosecuted for the discrimi- assist medical providers in expenditure of time and/or people differ significantly money. Therefore, people conduct such tests might be police resources on younger natory practice of prescrib- the delivery of more effec- by race and sex. Just know- seek to find ways to econo- costly. people — and particularly ing routine breast cancer tive medical services. mize on information costs. Such costs could be young men. The reason is screening for women but not For example, just know- ing the race or sex of an Let’s try simple examples. avoided through profiling that breaking in to autos is for men? ing that a patient is a black individual may on occasion ■ You are a manager of a — that is, using an easily mostly a young man’s game. ■ Some racial and ethnic man causes a physician to allow us to guess about furniture moving company observable physical attrib- Should charges be groups have higher inci- be alert to the prospect of something not readily and seek to hire 10 people ute, such as a person’s sex, brought against you dence and mortality from prostate cancer. observed. to load and unload furniture as a proxy for unobserved because, as police chief, you various diseases than the The unintelligent might onto and off trucks. Twenty attributes, such as endurance used the physical attributes national average. The rates call this racial profiling, but Walter E. Williams is a people show up for the job, and strength. Though sex is of age and sex as a crime of death from cardiovascular it’s really prostate cancer professor of economics at and they all appear to be not a perfect predictor of tool? Would it be fair for diseases are about 30 per- profiling. George Mason University. equal except by sex. Ten are strength and endurance, it’s people to accuse you of cent higher among black In the real world, there He writes for Creators men, and 10 are women. pretty reliable. playing favorites by not adults than among white are many attributes correlat- Syndicate and may be con- Whom would you hire? ■ Imagine that you’re a using investigative adults. Cervical cancer rates ed with race and sex. tacted at: You might give them all chief of police. There has resources on seniors and are five times greater among Jews are 3 percent of the [email protected]

Meetings watch

Civil Aviation Board ■ Chairman Tom Phelps and mem- be appointed by the mayor, with the encampment in late June or July. hangar used by Aerocare, and was limit- Clovis Municipal Airport Manager Kyle bers Donnie Lewellen, Donald Sharer, advice and consent of the city commis- Berkshire asked membership to let him ed to the hangar’s second floor. No Berkshire said Tuesday that Boutique Air Jim Jennings, Karl Spence and Russ sion,” and does not forbid anybody from know by the May meeting if they’d like to injuries were reported and the chopper is exploring the possibility of adding a Backoff attended. City Commissioner otherwise serving. However, city code see anything in particular at the fly-in was outside of the hangar at the time, Clovis-Denver option in addition to its Chris Bryant was absent. also requires the city manager, “shall and that he would probably have an but the second floor was a total loss. Dallas service. ■ Phelps said he was resigning from administer and supervise the operation encampment date nailed down by then. Aerocare was working on building a The company, he said, is polling its the board, noting, “I’m going to have of the airport.” ■ Fuel sales over January and new hangar at the airport, Berkshire customer base about whether it would something else that’s going to keep me ■ Going forward, the board appointed February were reported by Berkshire. said, and could be using it as soon as use the option. busy.” Lewellen as chair and Sharer as vice The airport sold 10,053 gallons of Jet-A next week. In the interim, the chopper is Great Lakes Airlines, Clovis’ previous Phelps will become the interim city chair. and 2,800 gallons of 100 low lead in operating out of the hospital. Essential Air Services client, offered the manager April 18. He said he didn’t know ■ Berkshire said work on the road in January. In February, sales were 15,400 The full report isn’t out, Berkshire route. if rules forbid the city manager to serve front of the airport has been delayed due gallons of Jet-A and 3,400 gallons of 100 said, but the preliminary indication is an Berkshire’s announcement came dur- on the board, and didn’t bother research- to inclement weather, but will hopefully low lead. electric fire. ing the Clovis Civil Aviation Board meet- ing because he felt it appropriate to step be complete by the end of the week. ■ Berkshire briefed members on a ing Tuesday at the airport. down anyway. ■ Plans are in the works for a June March 25 hangar fire. — Compiled by Managing Editor Also at the meeting: City code says board members, “shall spring fly-in and a Civil Air Patrol The fire was at a privately owned Kevin Wilson THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A SOUTHWEST Border turns quiet amid steep drop in arrests ROUNDUP By Nomaan Merchant caught at the southern border in Guatemala, and Honduras. repeatedly promised to build a wall THE ASSOCIATED PRESS March, the lowest monthly figure in at Former President Barack Obama’s and step up deportations. His adminis- Weather derails least 17 years and the second straight administration also publicized depor- tration has started taking bids to build governor's trip MCALLEN, Texas — Just five peo- month that border arrests dropped tations and tried to dissuade Central a wall and requested funding for more ple were eating dinner on a recent sharply. Homeland Security Secretary Americans from heading north, partic- immigration judges and Border Patrol SANTA FE — Gov. weeknight at a Texas church that is a John Kelly, in testimony submitted to ularly during the 2014 surge of fami- agents. Susana Martinez's quick trip stopping point for newly arrived a Senate committee, called the decline lies and children traveling alone to Most agree Trump’s statements to Tennessee has been immigrants on the U.S.-Mexico bor- “no accident” and credited Trump. cross the border. Officials took credit affected migrant traffic. Four shelters derailed by weather. der. On a typical night last year, hun- But those working in shelters and when border arrests fell during his along the Texas portion of the border, The governor's office con- dreds of immigrants might come experts on migration say it will take tenure, only to see the numbers rise where most crossers enter the United firmed that Martinez was through the church. several more months to judge whether again. States, say they’ve seen their numbers unable to make the trip to Immigrants who are still coming any drop-off is lasting, and that the Some think the real “Trump effect” fall to a fraction of what they were Nashville to speak at a law say many people in their home coun- numbers could surge again as quickly was pushing fearful people to move up seeing late last year. And La 72, a shel- enforcement conference tries are staying home amid fears as they’ve fallen. their journeys and get to the U.S. ter near the Mexico-Guatemala bor- hosted by the Tennessee about President Donald Trump’s Trump’s vows to step up deporta- before he took office. Border arrests in der, saw its numbers in February and Highway Patrol. immigration rhetoric, putting off com- tions and build his signature border October, November and December March fall by nearly half compared to The two-term Republican ing to the U.S. until they see how his wall were widely spread in Central increased by about a third compared to the same months in 2016, suggesting governor's flight was policies play out. America, according to three migrants the same period in 2015, before falling that fewer people are leaving Central delayed due to weather and “There are mothers who heard that who recently arrived in Texas and this year. America. as a result she didn't go. Trump might change the law to spoke to the Associated Press. Kelly “The election and the possibility Traffickers that operate in cartel- Martinez had been invited remove parents and keep the children also announced last month that author- that the wall, everything was going to dominated parts of Mexico, known as part of an effort to encour- here,” said Jose Gonzalez, a 29-year- ities might start separating adults and happen, encouraged them to come as “coyotes,” were rumored to use age women to take up lead- old father of two from El Salvador. children crossing the border, to deter now,” said Sister Norma Pimentel, the American election as a market- ership roles in public safety. “That stopped a lot of people.” families from trying to enter the U.S. executive director of Catholic ing tool. Rumors spread that if A former prosecutor and The first months of the new admin- For years, tens of thousands of Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, Democrat Hillary Clinton won, the nation's only Latina gov- istration have seen a huge drop in the migrants every month would cross the which operates the shelter at Sacred would-be migrants were told to ernor, Martinez would have number of people being caught by United States’ southern border. Traffic Heart Catholic Church in McAllen. make it to the U.S. ahead of the elec- joined officials from agents on the U.S.-Mexico border, has surged in recent years of people Trump focused on the constant flow tion to get a free pass to stay in the Minnesota, Michigan and raising the possibility that a “Trump crossing into Texas from three Central of migrants from the start of his cam- country. And if Trump won, they elsewhere for the confer- effect” is keeping migrants away. American countries torn by gang vio- paign, when he denounced border should rush north before he could ence. Fewer than 12,500 people were lence and poverty: El Salvador, crossers as criminals and rapists, and build a border wall. Company closes bronze foundry NM, Texas seek licenses to store spent nuclear fuel SANTA FE — A Santa Fe- area gallery is closing its By Susan ing what will be a yearslong of its plan to spur the use of facility in southeastern New and a multibillion-dollar urani- bronze-pouring foundry in Montoya Bryan review process. It will take fed- nuclear power and develop the Mexico would hold close to um enrichment plant. Tesuque. eral regulators 60 days to deter- transportation and storage 120,000 metric tons in special Under the Obama adminis- The Santa Fe New THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mine if the application is com- infrastructure needed to man- canisters buried just below the tration, federal officials had Mexican reports that as a ALBUQUERQUE — The plete and then the more in- age the waste. surface in concrete and steel said community consent for result of mounting tax debt race for what to do with spent depth work will begin. Under the Trump adminis- cavities designed to protect placing such facilities would be and other financial troubles, fuel generated by the nation’s The agency is already tration, some members of against floods, tornados and instrumental to their success. Shidoni Foundry and nuclear power plants is heating reviewing an application from Congress have shown renewed earthquakes. Holtec has the support of the Galleries announced up as backers of a plan to build a West Texas company that interested in the mothballed Company officials planned surrounding communities, as Tuesday that it is closing its a temporary storage site in treats and disposes of radioac- Yucca Mountain project in to discuss their application dur- well as Gov. Susana Martinez foundry. Shidoni's two gal- New Mexico made the rounds tive waste in a remote area not Nevada as a long-term solu- ing a news conference and other lawmakers. leries and a sculpture garden in Washington, D.C., on far from the New Mexico bor- tion. But the industry has said Wednesday afternoon in Top elected leaders in will remain open. Wednesday in hopes of gaining der. Waste Control Specialists that temporary storage will Washington. Nevada have come out against Shidoni Inc. President support for their proposal. has proposed storing some have to be part of the equation Holtec supporters have said the possibility of reviving Scott Hicks says he will help Holtec International and a 5,000 metric tons of spent fuel. since the licensing process for there’s no better place for tem- Yucca Mountain. It was the dozen foundry workers coalition of local leaders from Federal officials have long Yucca Mountain would take porary storage since the desert unclear how interest in that who lost their jobs find new southeastern New Mexico first acknowledged that the future years. region is already home to the project would affect efforts by work. announced plans two years ago of nuclear energy in the U.S. Yucca Mountain was federal government’s only Waste Control Specialists and Hicks says the closing is a to construct a state-of-the-art, depends on the ability to man- designed with a cap of 70,000 underground repository for Holtec to develop temporary result of the poor economy below-ground space for tem- age and dispose of used fuel metric tons. The proposed low-level radioactive waste storage options. and a loss of artistic confi- porarily housing the tons of and high-level radioactive dence in the foundry after spent fuel that has been piling waste. the New Mexican published up at reactors around the U.S. The U.S. Energy a story about the company's The company recently sub- Department in 2015 $315,000 in overdue tax mitted its application for announced that it would begin bills. licensing to the federal Nuclear identifying possible locations The foundry's bronze Regulatory Commission, start- for interim storage sites as part pourings on Saturdays were a popular attraction for tourists and locals. Man sentenced on weapons charges ALBUQUERQUE — A man awaiting trial in state court in the 2015 fatal shoot- ing of an Albuquerque police officer has been sentenced to 20 years in prison on federal convictions for weapons crimes. U.S. District Court Judge Christina on Wednesday sen- tenced Davon Lymon to two consecutive 10-year sen- tences for convictions of being a felon in possession of a firearm. A Bernalillo County grand jury in December indicted Lymon on murder and other charges in the fatal shooting of Officer Daniel Webster during a traffic stop in Oct. 21, 2015. Lymon was convicted of the federal weapons charges in 2016. Federal prosecutors called more than a dozen witnesses and presented the fallen offi- cer's lapel video as evidence as they sought to prove Lymon possessed the pistol used in Webster's death. Tribe considers gun registration FARMINGTON — Navajo Nation Tribal Council officials are review- ing a proposal that would require tribal land residents to register their firearms. The Daily Times reports the proposed bill would require residents to register firearms such as automatic guns, rifles and shotguns to the Navajo Nation Police Department. The bill would allow the police department to main- tain a registry which would include the firearm's serial number, registration date and the owner's name and address. If measure is passed, current gun owners would have 180 days from the bill's approval to register their guns with police. New gun owners would have 180 days from the gun's purchase date.

— Wire reports PAGE 6A ✦ THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Meetings watch March APRIL 6 Clovis City Commission ■ A waiver of pool fees 7 a.m.-7 p.m. June On this date ... The Clovis City Commission will meet 5:15 17 at O.G. Potter Park in conjunction with the city permits p.m. today at the North Annex of the Clovis- annual Juneteenth celebration. A look at permits filed with the city of Clovis 1972: Clovis firefighters Carver Public Library. ■ A waiver of fees for a standby ambu- responded to a house fire at Agenda items include: lance New Mexico high school and junior high during March, according to city records: ■ 504 Hickory St. ■ A request for a beer and wine license at rodeo associations for this weekend’s rodeo 1 — New residential permits filed in Officials said no one was the Buffalo Grill restaurant in the Hilltop at the Curry County Events Center. March, bringing the 2017 total to 5. ■ injured but structural dam- Plaza. Election of a citizen member to serve on ■ 1,616 — Square footage of the new resi- age was “moderate” and The license would allow the restaurant to the Commission on Older Adults. dence on the 600 block of Curry Road 13. ■ some of the residents’ serve alcohol in the restaurant and on its Appointment of Carlos Molina Jr. on the ■ 7 — Add/remodel residential permits belongings were destroyed. patio area. Parks, Recreation and Beautification filed in March. There are 19 so far this year. Committee. Molina, applying as a representa- A 9-year-old boy playing The restaurant is more than 300 feet away ■ 3 — New commercial permits filed in with matches in a closet was ed in ruining his vacuum from any church, and is 300 feet from a day tive of an organization that uses local parks, says in his application he is vice president for March, bringing the total for 2017 to four. blamed for starting the fire. cleaner, it was reported.” care facility as certified by Planning and the Clovis Disc Golf Club. ■ 28 — Roofing permits filed in March, Criminal charges were Zoning Administrator Louis Gordon. ■ Appointment of Russ Backoff to serve bringing the 2017 total to 32. They were filed filed against the boys and ■ The meeting will be preceded by an 1957: Three Clovis High as the District 2 representative, and election by 15 different applicants. Nine were filed for were pending against the air- executive session regarding the acquisition or school boys and two airmen of a District 3 representative for the Public men. disposal of property. a series of apartments on the 3400 block of from Clovis Air Force Base Works Commission. Gidding Street. The quarterly total is on pace were suspected of pouring A high school girl who ■ The meeting will be followed by a study ■ A request to hold a pair of events follow- with 2016, when 132 roofing permits were salt over the “beautiful lawn drove the others to the prin- session regarding a Clovis archery and ing the June 3 Pioneer Days Parade and filed, but no month featured more than 16. and shrubbery” belonging to cipal’s house and waited for winged shooting training center. waive $1,250 in fees for facility and materials ■ ■ $4,464 — Most expensive permit fee, the Clovis High principal. them while they spread the Review of Southwest Cheese’s annual usage. The rodeo tailgate party at Hillcrest The Clovis News-Journal salt was not charged. audit report to the city on its adherence to the Park and a “cowboy trade days” event at the filed for a new commercial permit on the 300 “(S)he thought it was just project agreement it holds with the city. Youth Recreation Building, as requested, block of East Llano Estacado Boulevard. reported 16 pounds of ice ■ cream salt were used in the a prank .. (and) didn’t know Additionally, the city is asked to approve a would require rental waivers for the park and $20 — The lowest permit fee, occurring the salt would kill the lawn $350,000 state grant to the company. YRB, usage of three bleachers and the city’s twice for fencing work. vandalism at the home of ■ Approval of various activities for the July and bushes and also make stage. Event organizers are also seeking a ■ 53 — Total permits in March, more than Lewis Norman, who lived at 22 Clovis Ethnic Fair, including a police 313 West Plains. the soil sterile,” the newspa- one-day reduction in zoo fees to $1. January and February combined. escort for a fun run, waiver of zoo and splash The events will be a fundraising activity for “In trying to save his lawn per reported. ■ 97 — Total permits for 2017. pad fees and use of Hillcrest Park from 8 Miss Rodeo New Mexico. ■ $21,957 — Permit fees for March. and shrubs, Norman used his a.m. to 6 p.m. ■ Reports on the Revenue Review ■ $42,222 — Permit fees for 2017. vacuum cleaner in an Pages Past is compiled ■ A renewal of geographical information Committee and on water-related activities. attempt to pick up the ice by Editor David Stevens. system services with GIS Planning. The cream salt,” the newspaper Contact him at: $9,000 subscription is paid for with economic — Compiled by Managing Editor Kevin — Compiled by Managing Editor Kevin reported. “He only succeed- [email protected] development funds. Wilson Wilson

Obituaries

Death notices Services pending Manuela R. Castillo September 15, 1935 – April 3, 2017 Naida Taylor Mildred Isbell Lehman Denison, 76, of Clovis, died Tuesday, April 4, Manuela R. Castillo, age Naida Taylor, 93, of Mildred Isbell, 65, of 2017, at University Medical Center in Lubbock. 81, entered into rest at her Arrangements are by Muffley Funeral Home. home in Portales, NM on Portales, died Tuesday, April Clovis, died Saturday, April the morning of Monday, 4, 2017, in Lubbock. 1, 2017, at her home. April 3, 2017. She was born Aug. 16, She was born June 5, She was born on Septem- 1923, in Clovis. 1951, in Muleshoe. Kenneth D. McDonald Sr ber 15, 1935, to the home Services: 10 a.m. Services: 3 p.m. Saturday Kenneth D. McDonald of Enrique and Dolores Saturday at Dora Church of at Parkland Baptist Church. Sr., age 69, a resident of (Treviño) Rodriguez in Christ. Burial will follow at Information: 575-763- Los Lunas, NM, passed Rocksprings, TX. She mar- Causey Cemetery. 5541. away on Sunday, April 2, ried Porfirio Castillo on 2017. November 16, 1949, in Pa- Information: 575-356- He was a member of the ducah, TX. hey were mar- 4455. Funerals Veterans of Foreign Wars ried for 57 years. She has and retired from the San- joined her loving husband Kenneth McDonald Today ta Fe Railroad. whom passed away on Martin Vargas Moreno Kenneth is preceded in April 7, 2007. Kenneth McDonald, 69, — 10 a.m. in the Wheeler death by his parents, Earl Manuela was a great and Alameda McDonald; cook! A pastime she en- of Los Lunas, died Sunday, Mortuary Chapel, Portales April 2, 2017, in Los Lunas. Marlene Hartley and Ce- joyed was cooking for fami- Calvin Sanders — 10 cilia McDonald. ly and friends whenever she was given the opportunity. He was born March 22, a.m. at First Baptist Church, 1948, in Clovis. He is survived by his She also enjoyed crocheting, sewing, quilting, crossword Tatum children, Kenneth Jr., puzzles, adult coloring books, playing card games, and Services: Noon Saturday Friday Keith, and Kevin McDon- was a Champion at playing dominoes. Family was priority celebration of life at 1125 John Genitski — 11 a.m. ald; 8 grandchildren; 6 and everyone knew that she would welcome them into her Los Nardos Dr. SE in Los at Tucumcari Cemetery great-grandchildren; and home with open arms. Among all her favorite things to do, Lunas. Graveside services at Winifred West — 2 p.m. siblings, Faye Bellows, she loved her family time. Those precious memories will be Santa Fe National Cemetery at the Calvary Baptist Richard McDonald, Darlene Moore, and Gwen Pierce. kept sacred within our hearts forever. are pending. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, April 8, Manuela is survived by her daughter, Anna (Alvaro) Church 2017, at 1125 Los Nardos Dr. SE, Los Lunas, NM, 87002 Gomez, Sr.; a granddaughter that she raised as her own, Information: 505-866- Saturday 9992. at 12:00 pm. Melissa (Victor) Cano; a grandson, Alvaro Gomez, Jr.; two Leah Barnes — 10 a.m. Interment will be held at a later date at Santa Fe National great-grandchildren, Destynea Martinez and Gyzelle Cano; at St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery. Services are pending at this time. a brother, Enrique Rodriguez; her sister-in-laws; a sibling; Manuela Castillo Church, Fort Sumner Arrangements are being handled by the caring profession- group of nieces & nephews that she cared for as her own Naida Taylor — 10 a.m. als at the Noblin Funeral Service Los Lunas Chapel, 2211- as well as numerous loving family members and by her Manuela Castillo, 81, of at Dora Church of Christ D Main St., (505) 866-9992. best friend, Antonia Castillo. Portales, died Monday, April She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Manuela Castillo — her sister and two brothers. 3, 2017, in Portales. 10:30 a.m. at Steed-Todd She was born Sept. 15, Winifred Louise West Visitation will take place at Steed-Todd Funeral Home on Funeral Home, Clovis June 14, 1917 – April 4, 2017 Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:00am to 8:00pm. 1935, in Rocksprings, Kenneth McDonald — Funeral services for A funeral Service will be held on Saturday, April 8, 2017, at Texas. Noon at 1125 Los Nardos Winifred West, 99, of 10:30am, New Mexico time in the Steed-Todd Funeral Services: 10:30 a.m. Dr. SE, Los Lunas Portales, will be held at Home Chapel in Clovis, NM. Burial will be held at 2:00pm Saturday at Steed-Todd Mildred Isbell — 3 p.m. 2:00PM, Friday, April 7, Texas time in the Friona Cemetery, Friona, TX. Funeral Home. Burial will at Parkland Baptist Church, 2017, at the Calvary Arrangements are under the care and direction of Steed- follow 2 p.m. (CDT) Clovis Baptist Church with Rev. Todd Funeral Home and Crematory, 800 E. Manana Blvd., Brad Morgan officiating. Clovis, NM 88101 (575) 763-5541. You may also sign the Saturday at Friona April 14 Cemetery. Burial will follow in the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.com . Lynda L. McCarty — 2 Portales Cemetery. Information: 575-763- p.m. at Divine Connection Those desiring to make 5541. in Tucumcari. memorial contributions Effie Isbell may send them to the June 5, 1951 – April 1, 2017 New Mexico Baptist Mildred Effie Isbell, 65, Children's Home, P O of Clovis, passed away Box 629, Portales, NM on April 1, 2017, in the 88130 or by credit card comforts of her home with at our website, family and friends at her www.wheelermortu- side. Memorial service ary.net. will be held at 3:00pm, on Winifred Louise West was born June 14, 1917, to the Saturday April 8, 2017, at home of Jeff Hunt and Nola Sidney Doyle in Krum, TX, and Parkland Baptist Church, died April 4, 2017, in Portales, NM. On November 7, 1942, with Pastor Wayne Boyd- she married Brooks Cleveland West in Clovis, NM. They ston officiating. made their home on a farm and ranch in the Upton commu- Effie was born in nity. Muleshoe, Texas to Char- Winifred drove a school bus for the Floyd Schools for 25 ly and Florence Crawford years. She belonged to the Floyd Quilting Bee, and was a on June 5, 1951. She was member of the Floyd Baptist Church. In 1983 they moved married to Thad James to Portales, and she became a member of the Calvary Bap- Isbell Sr. for 29 years and tist church. Winifred was a very active member, always together raised 6 chil- preparing food, and helping when and where she was dren, Thad James Isbell needed. Jr. (Cowboy), Brenda Winifred loved family gatherings, neighborhood domino Kathleen Hodges, Sam- parties, taking the grandchildren camping and the brand- my Bryan Isbell, Charles ings. She always looked forward to playing forty-two every Wayne Buchanan, Sarah Kay Teel and Latisha Jane Bibbs. Friday with her friends. Effie took exceptional pride in serving her community. As a Most of all she loved to quilt. After Brooks passed away 14 year member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles where in 1985, she said she had to find something to keep her she sat as the Ladies Auxiliary President for 2016-2017, busy. So, she placed one ad in the local newspaper, "Will she also held positions as Chaplain, Vice-President and do quilting in my home." The best the family can count, Honorary Grandmother of the Junior Order of Eagles and she quilted 125 quilts! In addition, every family member was a 25-year member of the High Plains Muzzleloaders has quilts that she made for them. Club. Her passion in life was helping others and she contin- She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Ann and ued that passion through her nursing career and volunteer Danny Boone of Portales; seven granddaughters, Sheila services. (Bill) Owen of Portales, Donna (Paul) Reeves, Doreen Effie was preceded in death by her husband Thad James Blair, Charleen Hazzard, Carrie (Larry) Forster, Debbie Isbell Sr., her mother and father and her son, Cowboy. (Chuck) Edwards and Maureen (Scott) Blair all of TX; one Effie is survived by 5 children/step children; 1 brother; 1 grandson, Gary (Jill) Pettus of FL; three sisters, Jo Cornell, sister; 12 Grandchildren and 10 Great-Grandchildren with 1 Mary Dodd and Frances Terrell all of Clovis, NM; three more enroute. brothers, Andy (Lucille) Doyle of CO, Glen (Sarah) Doyle of Honorary Pallbearers are Roger Wallace, Cobey Isbell, Portales and Carl Doyle of TX; fourteen great-grandchil- Danny Palmer, David Murphy, Randy Beevers, Jack Mer- dren and fourteen great-great-grandchildren. She will be chant, Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 3245 and all mem- missed by many. bers of the Blackwater Band. She was preceded in death by her parents, a daughter, Memorials, in lieu of flowers, at the request of Effie, may Rhonda Fitzgerald, a great-grandson, Ryan Blair, a brother, be given to Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ladies Auxiliary Kenneth Doyle, two sisters, Hazel Wilkerson and Glenna Presidents Project located at 611 Industrial Park Rd. Clo- Nell Doyle and by her beloved husband, Brooks who died vis, NM 88101. All memorials will be presented to Effie's in August 1985, after nearly 43 years of marriage. chosen charity of the year. Arrangements are under the direction of Wheeler Mortu- The family of Effie Isbell wishes to extend our sincere ary of Portales. 575-356-4455,wheelermortuary.net. thanks to the Fraternal Order of Eagles 3245, the wonderful nurses and doctors at the Clovis Cancer Center whom she tried to adopt, the staff of Interim Healthcare and to all those who lifted mom and our family up in prayer. easternnewmexiconews.com Arrangements are under the care and direction of Steed- Todd Funeral Home and Crematory, 800 E Manana Blvd, Your source for local news and sports Clovis, New Mexico (575) 763-5541. You may also sign the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.com. Thursday April 6, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B

Leading off ● Briefly Rams rally to top Lovington Johnson hurt ❏ Game features seven any better from the field, recording early 6-3 advantage. Portales things up. AUGUSTA, Ga. — only three hits all night. Both teams inched closer with a run in the “It started with a really good at Masters favorite Dustin total hits, 13 errors racked up a large amount of errors, fifth, and seemed poised to rally in bat from Galvan,” Nusser said. “He Johnson took a serious with Portales (10-4) the sixth with bases loaded and no hit that home run on a 3-1 pitch and fall on a staircase as Portales wins 7-6. committing six and outs. that really got everyone going.” Lovington seven. It wasn’t meant to be, however. Lovington made a pair of crucial Wednesday and injured By David Norton his lower back, and his “I don’t know what Lovington got a popup, followed errors to help end the game — first manager said it was STAFF WRITER it was, to be honest,” by a second out via the infield fly when the Rams bunted to move the uncertain whether the [email protected] Rams coach Dusty rule. A Wildcat fielder dropped the runner to third, and second when a world's No. 1 golfer Nusser said. “We ball on that play, and caught a Ram blooper was dropped at short. would be able to play the PORTALES — Despite only threw Joe Ortega again and he baserunner off of second to end the Portales will take a short break tournament. recording four hits, the Portales pitched really well, but we just did- inning. before returning to the field 6 p.m. It was a stunning devel- baseball team held on to pull off a n’t play any defense behind him.” Portales’ Alex Galvan led off the Friday against Hope Christian. The opment on an otherwise 7-6 comeback win over Lovington The Rams recorded five of their seventh with a solo shot, and the solo game will be followed by a quiet day at Augusta Tuesday night. errors in the second and third Rams got doubles from Josiah doubleheader on Saturday, starting National, where the The Wildcats (3-11) didn’t fare innings to help the Wildcats post an Lucero and Joel Legarda to knot at 1:30 p.m. course was shut down because of storms. The real calamity struck a few hours later. David Winkle, his man- WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE ager at Hambric Sports, said Johnson fell on the Rain stairs at the home he is renting in Augusta. "He landed very hard on his lower back and is now resting, although quite uncomfortably," Winkle stops said in an email. "He has been advised to remain immobile and begin a regimen of anti-inflam- matory medication and icing, with the hope of Par 3 being able to play tomor- ❏ row." Popular contest canceled for first ● MLB Today time at Masters. Wednesday’s stars ❏ Dylan Bundy, By Pete Iacobelli Orioles, allowed one run THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and four hits and struck out eight in seven innings AUGUSTA, Georgia — as Baltimore topped the While severe weather can- Toronto Blue Jays 3-1. celed the Masters' popular ❏ Brandon Finnegan, Par 3 Contest for the first Red, allowed one hit over time in history, Bubba seven inning and retired Watson was able to get on the last 19 batters he the course with his two faced in Cincinnati’s 2-0 children before it was shut win over the Philadelphia down. Phillies. The two-time Masters champion enjoyed every ● Scoreboard moment. Watson and former U.S. Today Open champion Webb Softball Simpson were first off the Prep tee at Augusta National's Portales at Clovis, 4:30 p.m. par-3 layout in between Track major storms that first Prep cleared the course at 10 Texico, Fort Sumner, Melrose, a.m. — then closed it for Grady, Clovis Christian, Dora, good about 3 1/2 hours Elida, Floyd in Buffalo Relays at later. The start of the Par 3 Melrose, 3 p.m. Contest was delayed, but Tennis the two major champions Portales in District 4/1-4A made it through the nine- quad at Roswell hole course, along with Golf their wives and a total of Clovis, Portales (girls), Texico six children: the Watsons' (girls) in Clovis Invite at two and the Simpsons' four. Colonial Park G.C., 9 a.m. Watson had 5-year-old son Caleb as his personal marshal, the youngster ● TV sports extending his arms sky- ward whenever his father The Associated Press Staff photos: Kevin Wilson All Times MST or playing partner Simpson Above: Quinn Culiver of would putt. Today Sinister crushes a College hockey "There was hardly any- second-inning pitch for a one making noise," Caleb 4 p.m. — ESPN2, NCAA reported to Watson. Tournament, semifinal, Harvard homer in the second Watson just smiled and vs. Minn. Duluth, at Chicago inning of the team’s Clovis Softball pointed the boy to the next 7:30 p.m. — ESPN2, NCAA tee. Association Wednesday Tournament, semifinal, Notre "This is a dream come Dame vs. Denver, at Chicago Night League opener. true anytime you can come Golf Sinister defeated Bohica out here with your kids,” 1 p.m. — ESPN, The Masters, 22-5. Watson said. first round, at Augusta, Ga. At right: Charlton Caleb ate with his father MLB baseball Guthals of Blue Thunder in the champion's locker 11:30 a.m. — MLB, Regional tries to turn a double play room before the par-3 coverage, Pittsburgh at Boston after forcing out Who U event. OR Kansas City at Minnesota "I might have gotten a 2:30 p.m. — MLB, Regional With baserunner Cowboy picture of us in the champi- coverage, Miami at Washington Cordova. Blue Thunder on's locker eating lunch," OR L.A. Angels at Oakland (4 won 18-3. Wednesday Watson said with a grin. p.m., games joined in progress) was the opening night for The storm siren sounded 5 p.m. — MLB, Regional cov- the league following last soon after the Watson- erage, Atlanta at N.Y. Yankees week’s inclement weather. Simpson group finished, OR Toronto at Tampa Bay and officials called off play NBA basketball and evacuated the grounds 6 p.m. — TNT, Boston at for the rest of the day. No Atlanta winner was declared, 8:30 p.m. — TNT, Minnesota meaning no one was sad- at Portland Threats on NCAA ref eyed dled with the dreaded curse NHL hockey — no Par 3 Contest winner 5 p.m. — NBCSN, Ottawa at By Eric Olson basketball game.' But what if some Some of those met the criteria to be has ever gone on to capture Boston THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mentally unstable person decides this is considered terroristic threats under the green jacket. 8 p.m. — NBCSN, Chicago at the way to make a name for himself?" Nebraska law. Barrall said he wouldn't Augusta National club Anaheim OMAHA, Neb. — An investigator Referee John Higgins' roofing com- disclose how many until after he chairman Billy Payne said Soccer for a Nebraska law enforcement agency pany was inundated with harassing reviews all the messages. Under the approaching weather 6:30 p.m. — FS1, Women, said Wednesday he is reviewing hun- emails, phone calls and voice mails — Nebraska law, making terroristic threats gave officials no choice but International friendly, United dreds of confirmed or possible threats including death threats against Higgins is a felony punishable by up to three to get people off the States vs. Russia, at Frisco, against an Omaha basketball official and his family — starting shortly after years in prison. course. Texas who worked Kentucky's NCAA Kentucky's 75-73 loss to North "This case offers up a lot of potential "We share in the disap- — Staff and wire reports Tournament loss to North Carolina. Carolina on March 26. Kentucky coach offenders, most of whom made a stupid pointment of our patrons, Matt Barrall of the Sarpy County John Calipari criticized the officiating decision in joining in on a prank, but but the safety of everyone Sheriff's Department said he was in his during his postgame news conference. serious injuries are possible and we on our grounds is always ● Contact fifth day working full-time on the case, Barrall said he has identified 450 should draw the line at the law," Sarpy our primary concern," he and no end was in sight. phone calls or messages and another County Attorney Lee Polikov wrote in said. Managing Editor Kevin "We are taking this very, very — 200-300 messages on social media or in an email to The Associated Press. Before the day ended, Wilson: 763-6991 Ext. 320 or extremely — seriously," Barrall said. emails that were "of a threatening e-mail [email protected] "Some people might say, 'Oh, it's just a nature." 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Broxton, Keon, 1; Cabrera, Asdrubal, 1; Track Eaton, Adam, 1; Flores, Wilmer, 1; Santana, Domingo, 1; Turner, Trea, 1. SETTING IT STRAIGHT College PITCHING—Estevez, Carlos, 1-0; LSC athletes of the week Hellickson, Jeremy, 1-0; Kershaw, Clayton, 1- MEN’S TRACK 0; Oh, Seung-Hwan, 1-0; Robles, Hansel, 1- Javier Lopez, Texas A&M University- 0; Rodney, Fernando, 1-0; Strasburg, Kingsville, Sr., Codoba, Spain — Lopez Stephen, 1-0. qualified to compete in the finals of the men’s ERA—Barnes, Jacob, 0.00; Diaz, Miguel, 110-meter hurdles after timing out at a provi- 0.00; Dunn, Mike, 0.00; Edwards, C.J., 0.00; sional 13.92 seconds in the preliminary round Gsellman, Robert, 0.00; Holland, Greg, 0.00; at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays. Lopez Hoover, J.J., 0.00; Hudson, Daniel, 0.00; went on to place sixth in the finals with anoth- Iglesias, Raisel, 0.00; Lorenzen, Michael, er provisional time of 14.11 seconds. 0.00; Martinez, Carlos, 0.00; Nicasio, Juan, CO-MEN’S FIELD 0.00; Oberg, Scott, 0.00; Ramos, Edubray, Nils Fischer, Angelo State University, 0.00; Ramirez, Jose, 0.00; Rivero, Felipe, Fr., Germany — Fischer punched his ticket 0.00; Robles, Hansel, 0.00; Stammen, Craig, to the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field 0.00; Storen, Drew, 0.00; Syndergaard, Championships in the javelin. The freshman Noah, 0.00; Teheran, Julio, 0.00; Torres, threw a Angelo State school record of 233-4 Carlos, 0.00; Treinen, Blake, 0.00; Uehara, (71.13m) to place third in the ‘A’ section at Koji, 0.00; Ziegler, Brad, 0.00. Texas Relays. The competition featured STRIKEOUTS—Bumgarner, Madison, 11; some of the top competition in the nation Martinez, Carlos, 10; Kershaw, Clayton, 8; from Division I and Division II. The throw was Gray, Jon, 7; Lester, Jon, 7; Syndergaard, one inch further than Mike Smierciak’s record Noah, 7; Feldman, Scott, 6; Teheran, Julio, 6; set in 1988 of 233-3. Fischer is now the Volquez, Edinson, 6; 2 tied at 4. NCAA Division II leader in the event. Florian Obst, Texas A&M University- Hockey Commerce, Jr., Emmering, Germany, Graf- Rasso Gymnasium Furstenfeldbruck — NHL Obst scored 7,235 points in his first American The Associated Press collegiate decathlon at the 90th Clyde EASTERN CONFERENCE Littlefield Texas Relays, setting this season’s GP W L OT Pts GF GA top decathlon in all of Division II. He is one x-Washington 80 54 18 8 116 260 179 of three athletes in all of Division II to auto- x-Pittsburgh 79 49 19 11 109 270 222 matically qualify for the Division II Outdoor x-Columbus 79 49 22 8 106 240 184 Championships in the decathlon. Obst y-Montreal 80 46 25 9 101 221 194 scored over 800 points in three of the 10 x-N.Y. Rangers80 47 27 6 100 252 215 events, setting or matching five of his person- Ottawa 79 42 27 10 94 205 208 al bests along the way. His score also ranks x-Boston 80 44 30 6 94 232 207 10th nationally, regardless of division. Toronto 79 39 25 15 93 243 232 WOMEN’S TRACK Tampa Bay 79 39 30 10 88 222 222 Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M University- N.Y. Islanders 79 38 29 12 88 230 238 Kingsville, Sr., Seine Bight, Stann Creek, Philadelphia 80 38 33 9 85 212 230 Belize — Martinez topped her nation-leading time in the women’s 100-meter dash by run- Carolina 79 35 30 14 84 207 225 ning a NCAA Division II automatic qualifying Buffalo 80 33 35 12 78 199 230 time of 11.52 seconds at the Clyde Littlefield Florida 79 33 35 11 77 202 231 Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Texas Relays. This mark matches her career- Detroit 80 32 36 12 76 201 240 best as a Javelina and ranks first in Division New Jersey 79 28 37 14 70 176 229 Clovis High senior Hannah Reid watches her tee shot during Monday’s Clovis Invite at Clovis Invitational. Reid II. WESTERN CONFERENCE GP W L OT Pts GF GA shot a 95, and the Lady Wildcats took the team title with a score of 370. Sophomore Logan Clayton posted her WOMEN’S FIELD z-Chicago 80 50 22 8 108 242 206 first tournament win, shooting an 88 and winning a scorecard tiebreaker with Portales’ Janae Hale. Rellie Kaputin, West Texas A&M x-Minnesota 80 47 25 8 102 259 204 University, Sr., East New Britain, Papua x-Anaheim 80 44 23 13 101 215 197 New Guinea, Kabagap Academy — Kaputin x-Edmonton 79 44 26 9 97 235 206 had a historic weekend at the 90th Clyde x-San Jose 80 45 28 7 97 216 196 MLB standings The Associated Press Littlefield Texas Relays for the nationally- x-St. Louis 79 43 29 7 93 221 209 ranked Lady Buffs where she broke a school x-Calgary 80 44 32 4 92 221 217 record in the triple jump and recorded two x-Nashville 80 40 28 12 92 232 219 American League other top ten marks. The Papua New Guinea Los Angeles 79 38 34 7 83 194 195 native finished ninth in Section A of the triple Winnipeg 80 38 35 7 83 242 251 East Division Central Division West Division jump where she broke her own school record Dallas 80 33 36 11 77 216 252 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB with a leap of 42-7 (12.98m). That is the top Vancouver 79 30 40 9 69 175 231 mark in the nation as WT has the top three Arizona 80 29 41 10 68 192 254 Baltimore 2 0 1.000 — Cleveland 2 0 1.000 — Houston 2 0 1.000 — athletes in that event. She also finished ninth Colorado 79 22 54 3 47 158 267 in the long jump with a mark of 19-9.75 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Boston 1 0 1.000 1/2 Minnesota 2 0 1.000 — Los Angeles 1 1 .500 1 (6.04m) and 11th in the high jump (5- overtime loss. Top three teams in each divi- Tampa Bay 2 1 .667 1/2 Detroit 1 0 1.000 1/2 Oakland 1 1 .500 1 7/1.70m) to pick up two more provisional sion and two wild cards per conference marks. advance to playoffs. New York 1 2 .333 1 1/2 Kansas City 0 2 .000 2 Seattle 0 2 .000 2 x-clinched playoff spot Toronto 0 2 .000 2 Chicago 0 1 .000 1 1/2 Texas 0 2 .000 2 Baseball y-clinched division z-clinched conference National League MLB Leaders Tuesday’s Games East Division Central Division West Division By The Associated Press Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE New Jersey 1, Philadelphia 0, OT W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB BATTING—Davis, Oakland, .750; JCastro, Boston 4, Tampa Bay 0 Minnesota, .667; Kinsler, Detroit, .667; Washington 4, Toronto 1 Washington 2 0 1.000 — Cincinnati 1 1 .500 — Colorado 2 0 1.000 — Polanco, Minnesota, .667; Headley, New Ottawa 2, Detroit 0 Philadelphia 1 1 .500 1 Chicago 1 1 .500 — Los Angeles 1 1 .500 1 York, .625; Donaldson, Toronto, .600; N.Y. Islanders 2, Nashville 1, OT Pearce, Toronto, .600; 17 tied at .500. Winnipeg 5, St. Louis 2 New York 1 1 .500 1 St. Louis 1 1 .500 — Arizona 1 1 .500 1 RUNS—Headley, New York, 3; Almonte, Minnesota 5, Carolina 3 Atlanta 1 1 .500 1 Pittsburgh 0 2 .000 1 San Francisco 1 1 .500 1 Cleveland, 2; Davis, Oakland, 2; Dallas 3, Arizona 2, OT Encarnacion, Cleveland, 2; Kiermaier, Tampa Colorado 4, Chicago 3, OT Miami 0 2 .000 2 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 1 San Diego 1 1 .500 1 Bay, 2; Kinsler, Detroit, 2; Odor, Texas, 2; Anaheim 3, Calgary 1 Sano, Minnesota, 2; 17 tied at 1. San Jose 3, Vancouver 1 Scores/schedule RBI—Odor, Texas, 4; Benintendi, Boston, Los Angeles 6, Edmonton 4 Tuesday's Games Atlanta 3, N.Y. Mets 1, 12 Houston (Musgrove 0-0), 6:10 Boston at Detroit, 11:10 a.m. Wednesday's Games 3; Jones, Detroit, 3; Longoria, Tampa Bay, 3; American League innings p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 5:05 Morrison, Tampa Bay, 3; Torreyes, New York, Buffalo 2, Montreal 1 3; 9 tied at 2. Washington 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 Detroit 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Boston 3, Pittsburgh 0, 12 National League p.m. HITS—Headley, New York, 5; SCastro, Thursday's Games N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 0 innings Philadelphia (Buchholz 0-0) at Toronto at Tampa Bay, 5:10 p.m. New York, 3; Davis, Oakland, 3; Donaldson, Ottawa at Boston, 5 p.m. Cleveland 4, Texas 3 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati (Davis 0-0), 10:35 a.m. Oakland at Texas, 6:05 p.m. Toronto, 3; Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 3; N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 5 p.m. Longoria, Tampa Bay, 3; Morrison, Tampa Winnipeg at Columbus, 5 p.m. Houston 2, Seattle 1 Colorado at Milwaukee (n) Colorado (Senzatela 0-0) at Kansas City at Houston, 6:10 Bay, 3; Pearce, Toronto, 3; 17 tied at 2. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 5 p.m. L.A. Angels 7, Oakland 6 San Francisco at Arizona (n) Milwaukee (Anderson 0-0), 11:40 p.m. DOUBLES—Cabrera, Chicago, 2; Tampa Bay at Toronto, 5:30 p.m. National League San Diego at L.A. Dodgers (n) a.m. Minnesota at Chicago White St. Louis at Florida, 5:30 p.m. CSantana, Cleveland, 2; 18 tied at 1. Colorado 6, Milwaukee 5 Interleague Chicago Cubs (Lackey 0-0) at Sox, 6:10 p.m. TRIPLES—Andrus, Texas, 1; Bradley Jr., Nashville at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Boston, 1. Minnesota at Colorado, 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs 2, St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh at Boston (n) St. Louis (Lynn 0-0), 11:45 a.m. Cleveland at Arizona, 7:40 p.m. HOME RUNS—Davis, Oakland, 2; Odor, Chicago at Anaheim, 8 p.m. San Francisco 8, Arizona 4 San Diego (Weaver 0-0) at L.A. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 8:07 p.m. Texas, 2; 18 tied at 1. Vancouver at Arizona, 8 p.m. San Diego 4, L.A. Dodgers 0 Thursday's Games Dodgers (McCarthy 0-0), 11:10 National League STOLEN BASES—Bogaerts, Boston, 2; Edmonton at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Almonte, Cleveland, 1; Bregman, Houston, 1; Calgary at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. American League p.m. Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 11:05 a.m. Cain, Kansas City, 1; Gallo, Texas, 1; Wednesday's Games Kansas City (Hammel 0-0) at Miami (Koehler 0-0) at Washington at Philadelphia, Headley, New York, 1; Jones, Detroit, 1; Transactions American League Minnesota (Gibson 0-0), 11:10 Washington (Gonzalez 0-0), 2:05 1:05 p.m. Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 1. Minnesota 9, Kansas City 1 a.m. p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado,2:10 PITCHING—Archer, Tampa Bay, 1-0; Graveman, Oakland, 1-0; Keuchel, Houston, Wednesday Detroit at Chicago White Sox, Pittsburgh (Kuhl 0-0) at Boston Atlanta (Garcia 0-0) at N.Y. Mets p.m. 1-0; Miller, Cleveland, 1-0; Porcello, Boston, The Associated Press ppd. (Rodriguez 0-0), 11:35 a.m. (Harvey 0-0), 5:10 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, BASEBALL 1-0; Sabathia, New York, 1-0; ESantana, Baltimore 3, Toronto 1 Detroit (Boyd 0-0) at Chicago San Francisco (Samardzija 0-0) 4:40 p.m. Minnesota, 1-0; Verlander, Detroit, 1-0; American League Wilson, Baltimore, 1-0. SEATTLE MARINERS — Optioned RHP Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 White Sox (Shields 0-0), 12:10 at Arizona (Ray 0-0), 7:40 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Mets, 5:10 p.m. ERA—Belisle, Minnesota, 0.00; Brach, Evan Marshall to Tacoma (PCL). Cleveland at Texas (n) p.m. Interleague Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, National League Baltimore, 0.00; Britton, Baltimore, 0.00; SAN DIEGO PADRES — Assigned LHP Seattle at Houston (n) L.A. Angels (Skaggs 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl 0-0) at Boston 6:10 p.m. Casilla, Oakland, 0.00; Chapman, New York, Keith Hessler outright to El Paso (PCL) and L.A. Angels at Oakland (n) Oakland (Triggs 0-0), 1:35 p.m. (Rodriguez 0-0), 11:35 a.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 6:15 0.00; Colome, Tampa Bay, 0.00; Diaz, Tampa RHP Cesar Vargas outright to San Antonio (TL). Bay, 0.00; Dull, Oakland, 0.00; Farquhar, National League Toronto (Stroman 0-0) at Tampa p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Released Tampa Bay, 0.00; Fien, Seattle, 0.00; Giles, RHPs Ian Gardeck and Ray Black. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, ppd. Bay (Snell 0-0), 5:10 p.m. Friday's Games Interleague Houston, 0.00; Givens, Baltimore, 0.00; FOOTBALL Washington 6, Miami 4 Seattle (Miranda 0-0) at American League Cleveland at Arizona, 7:40 p.m. Holder, New York, 0.00; Keuchel, Houston, National Football League 0.00; Miller, Cleveland, 0.00; Mitchell, New LOS ANGELES RAMS — Signed C John York, 0.00; Norris, Los Angeles, 0.00; Pazos, Sullivan. Seattle, 0.00; Putnam, Chicago, 0.00; COLLEGE Rodriguez, Detroit, 0.00; Sabathia, New York, AKRON — Named John Groce men's bas- 0.00; Smith, Toronto, 0.00; Warren, New ketball coach. NBA standings The Associated Press York, 0.00; Wilson, Baltimore, 0.00; Ynoa, BARTON — Announced it is adding men's Chicago, 0.00. lacrosse to begin play with the 2018-19 aca- Eastern Conference STRIKEOUTS—Verlander, Detroit, 10; demic year. Duffy, Kansas City, 8; Graveman, Oakland, 7; CALIFORNIA — Named Theo Robertson Atlantic Division Southeast Division Central Division Hernandez, Seattle, 6; Kluber, Cleveland, 6; assistant men's basketball coach. Archer, Tampa Bay, 5; Porcello, Boston, 5; 6 ETSU — Named Ladislav Lelkes assistant W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tied at 4. volleyball coach. x-Boston 50 28 .641 — z-Washington 47 31 .603 — z-Cleveland 51 27 .654 — FLORIDA GULF COAST — Named NATIONAL LEAGUE Monica Case coordinator of video operations. x-Toronto 48 31 .608 2 1/2 Atlanta 39 38 .506 7 1/2 Milwaukee 40 38 .513 11 BATTING—Freeman, Freddie, .750; FORDHAM — Named Andre Barboza wide New York 30 48 .385 20 Miami 38 40 .487 9 Chicago 38 40 .487 13 Mathis, Jeff, .750; Nunez, Eduardo, .750; receivers coach. Arenado, Nolan, .667; Molina, Yadier, .667; IONA — Signed men's basketball coach Philadelphia 28 50 .359 22 Charlotte 36 43 .456 11 1/2 Indiana 38 40 .487 13 Reynolds, Mark, .667; Schwarber, Kyle, .667; Tim Cluess and women's basketballcoach 4 tied at .600. Billi Godsey to contract extensions through Brooklyn 19 59 .244 31 Orlando 27 51 .346 20 Detroit 35 43 .449 16 RUNS—Arenado, Nolan, 2; Bumgarner, the 2021-22 season. Madison, 2; Forsythe, Logan, 2; Galvis, KENTUCKY — Freshman F Bam Adebayo Western Conference Freddy, 2; Gonzalez, Adrian, 2; Grandal, declared for the NBA draft. Yasmani, 2; Kershaw, Clayton, 2; Pollock, LIMESTONE — Announced it is joining the Southwest Division Northwest Division Pacific Division A.J., 2; Reynolds, Mark, 2; Turner, Justin, 2; South Atlantic Conference as an associate W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Wolters, Tony, 2; 14 tied at 1. member for football. RBI—Pederson, Joc, 5; Contreras, MEMPHIS — Announced freshman men's z-San Antonio 60 18 .769 — x-Utah 48 30 .615 — z-Golden State 64 14 .821 — Willson, 3; Duda, Lucas, 3; Grandal, basketball G/F K.J. Lawson and sophomore x-Houston 53 25 .679 7 x-Oklahoma City 45 33 .577 3 x-L.A. Clippers 47 31 .603 17 Yasmani, 3; Grichuk, Randal, 3; Reynolds, G/F Dedric Lawson are leaving the program. Mark, 3; Seager, Corey, 3; 6 tied at 2. OHIO STATE — Announced freshmen x-Memphis 42 37 .532 18 1/2 Portland 38 40 .487 10 Sacramento 31 47 .397 33 HITS—Cabrera, Asdrubal, 3; Freeman, women's basketball F Tori McCoy and G New Orleans 33 45 .423 27 Denver 37 41 .474 11 L.A. Lakers 23 55 .295 41 Freddie, 3; Kendrick, Howie, 3; Mathis, Jeff, Kiara Lewis will transfer. 3; Nunez, Eduardo, 3; Pollock, A.J., 3; OMAHA — Promoted men's assistant ice Dallas 32 45 .416 27 1/2 Minnesota 31 46 .403 16 1/2 Phoenix 22 56 .282 42 Turner, Justin, 3; 18 tied at 2. hockey coach Mike Gabinet to head coach. DOUBLES—Shaw, Travis, 2; Turner, ST. BONAVENTURE — Junior G Jaylen Scores/schedule Adams declared for the NBA draft. Justin, 2; 23 tied at 1. x-clinched playoff spot Cleveland 114, Boston 91 Dallas at L.A. Clippers (n) Washington at New York, 5:30 TRIPLES—Freeman, Freddie, 1; Hamilton, SOUTHERN CAL — Signed men's basket- Billy, 1; Hellickson, Jeremy, 1; Mathis, Jeff, 1; ball coach Andy Enfield to a contract exten- z-clinched division Houston 110, Denver 104 p.m. Panik, Joe, 1. sion through the 2022-23 season. Oklahoma City 103, Memphis Thursday's Games Boston at Atlanta, 6 p.m. HOME RUNS—Bumgarner, Madison, 2; TULSA — Named David Deets director of Wednesday's Games 100 Brooklyn at Orlando, 5 p.m. Minnesota at Portland, 8:30 p.m. Grandal, Yasmani, 2; 12 tied at 1. men's basketball athletic performance. STOLEN BASES—Diaz, Aledmys, 2; UCLA — Freshman F/C Ike Anigbogu Miami 112, Charlotte 99 L.A. Lakers 102, San Antonio 95 Chicago at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Nunez, Eduardo, 2; Blackmon, Charlie, 1; declared for the NBA draft. Toronto 105, Detroit 102 Golden State at Phoenix (n) Milwaukee at Indiana, 5 p.m. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Blue wave: Heels looking at NBA By Aaron Beard COLLEGE HOOPS points) will go the same route. national championship. So every- Villanova memory and advice THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Freshman big man Tony body's going to try to come back from NBA personnel to improve Bradley (7.1 points, 5.1 and get better." his shot. Berry was the team's experience for another good run, CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — North rebounds) told the AP after the As for reinforcements, the toughest player and the team's but there's the potential to lose Carolina coach Roy Williams did- title game that he will declare for multi-year academic scandal that floor leader, while Meeks and their top five scorers between n't have to struggle for words this the draft to get NBA feedback — has led to five NCAA charges has Hicks became a reliable interior time, not after the Tar Heels made graduation and draft declarations though his father later told Inside hindered recruiting, so UNC has scoring-and-rebounding tandem. good on their season-long drive — and would create a very differ- Carolina that the family is still a four-man recruiting class "Our guys were just tough as to win the national championship ent roster. discussing options. ranked No. 22 nationally by nails," said longtime assistant that slipped away last year. Big men Kennedy Meeks and If all three exit with the seniors, Scout.com and No. 30 by Rivals C.B. McGrath, who is leaving "The most fun as a coach is see- Isaiah Hicks, and guard Nate Britt rising junior Kenny Williams III as of now. this week to become UNC ing the looks on your guys' faces are departing seniors. Associated (6.2 points) will be the team's top The Tar Heels (33-7) talked all Wilmington's head coach. "We when they accomplish something Press All-American Justin returning scorer. season about the pain of losing to got tougher. We were tougher this very difficult," Williams told Jackson (18.3 points) took advan- "This team has a lot of competi- Villanova in the 2016 title game year than we were last year. We thousands of fans who greeted the tage of rules last year allowing tors," junior Theo Pinson said in on Kris Jenkins' buzzer-beating had more talent last year and they Tar Heels when they returned to players to declare for the NBA the locker room after the 71-65 3-pointer, leading to what were tough kids, don't get me campus Tuesday with the pro- draft multiple times and work out win against Gonzaga in the title Williams called the "most inade- wrong. gram's sixth NCAA champi- for teams while maintaining col- game in Glendale, Arizona. "And quate feeling" he's had when he "It was somebody different all onship. lege eligibility provided they all these younger guys, they was searching for the right thing the time. You never know who And the Tar Heels could face don't hire and agent, and appears understand what it takes to get to say afterward. was going to make the big play, another tough task by the fall, likely to do so again. It's unclear here. And they understand this But Jackson blossomed after an but somebody was going to step too. They could return valuable if point guard Joel Berry II (14.7 feeling, what it feels like to win a offseason of work, driven by the up and do it."

Par 3 From Page 1A competitive golf took a back seat to family for Simpson and Watson. Simpson looked like he might compete for the top prize with two birdies on his first three holes. But he, too, soon became distract- ed chasing three of his four young children— his wife, Taylor, had 10-month old daughter Mercy in a front- facing carrier. The other Simpson children routinely skirted close to Ike's Pond. At one point, 6-year-old James tossed an empty water bottle into the pond. "That's not my kid," Watson quipped. Watson got in on the fun, too. He took about five swings with a wedge on the fourth green trying to get the ball in the hole. On the sloping seventh green, Watson tried four times to putt his ball well past the hole to the green's peak, hoping to watch it slide back down into the cup. By the third try, Simpson putted his ball in as Watson's pink ball slowly Atlanta Journal-Constitution photo: Curtis Compton edged by the cup yet again. Golden State Warriors forward JaVale McGee is one of many players whose late-game actions in blowouts ignited key debates on what’s "Today's the type of acceptable and what’s not in “garbage time.” thing I'm going remember my whole life," Simpson said. Garbage time etiquette debated On the final green, both of Watson's children used a mini club to make lengthy By Tim Reynolds Intent can be in the eye of the occurred on Dec. 26, 2008, has around and he tosses it to me and I putts before a little THE ASSOCIATED PRESS beholder. stayed with him. shot it and it goes in and the youthful hijinks. The chil- Just ask Washington coach Scott The Heat were beating Chicago Houston Rockets were” angry, dren of both families Brooks, who knows all about the eti- 90-77 with 31 seconds remaining. MIAMI — Lance Stephenson Jefferson said. “And J. Kidd was grabbed any ball they insisted he meant no disrespect. The quette of Garbage Time. He will not Spoelstra called a 20-second time- like, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll take the heat could get their hands on, Toronto Raptors thought otherwise, use that term, for a very simple rea- out just to get starters Dwyane for it’ and walked off. It was a low- then began tossing them then made their feelings quite clear. son. Wade, Mario Chalmers and Udonis blow move, but I’ll tell you what, if into the water. And the NBA got “I was in there a lot,” Brooks said. Haslem out of the game. And on the my point guard asked me to do that, more Garbage Time Brooks, a reserve for all but seven other bench, Bulls coach Vinny Del I’ll do it again.” It's good to be young — drama. games in his 10-year playing career, Negro, assistant coach Del Harris Heat point guard Goran Dragic even on a stormy day at the Often, Garbage Time got an unwanted refresher course of and some Chicago players were has no problem with that. Masters. — the final minutes of a sorts in Garbage Time when McGee more than a little annoyed. He was taught to play the game blowout — is either for- jacked up a 3-pointer in the final Spoelstra thought about calling the same way, start to finish. gettable, unwatchable or seconds of a game that the Warriors time in a similar situation earlier this “Back in Europe, there are differ- both. But it’s been note- were leading the Wizards by 22 season to get center Hassan ent rules,” said Dragic, a native of Threats worthy lately, with points. Whiteside out of the game. He did- Slovenia. “If there’s time on the Phoenix extending a loss McGee took a shove to the chest n’t, and seconds later Whiteside cut clock, we play, we shoot it. In the From Page 1B at Boston last month from an annoyed Brandon Jennings, his right hand on a freak play and States, there’s a different culture.” who felt it wasn’t in accordance needed 13 stitches. About 3,000 phone calls with fouls and time-outs so Devin The Warriors offered the Wizards Booker could score 70 points and with what’s proper in Garbage Time. “Damned if you do, damned if came into Higgins' office in apologies for McGee’s 3-point try, JaVale McGee’s late 3-point try “Kind of disrespectful,” Jennings you don’t,” Spoelstra said. the two days after the game, against Washington earlier this week said of McGee’s shot. Cleveland veteran forward with coach Steve Kerr reaching out Barrall said. He estimated 75 with Golden State drubbing Brooks’ If Garbage Time had an official Richard Jefferson was among many to Brooks by text. The Suns took a percent were from Kentucky Wizards. set of rules, atop the list would be players who said everyone knows decidedly different tact after area codes. The latest episode came Tuesday, something about not disrespecting there’s a code for how to handle Booker’s 70-point outburst, which Higgins' business also with Stephenson making an uncon- opponents. These days, not every- Garbage Time. And he’s been on some players found a bit distasteful. received a flood of bogus tested layup with 4 seconds left in one is adhering. both sides of that code. “So what? Do something about negative online reviews, Indiana’s 108-90 win over Toronto “If you’re ahead in the game, There was a game in 2006 against it,” Suns coach Earl Watson said that causing his Google rating to instead of running out the clock. The there is no reason to shoot the ball,” Houston when Jason Kidd, now the night in Boston. “Simple as that.” plummet. Higgins' website Raptors, predictably, were not happy San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich Milwaukee coach, was one assist There’s no perfect answer. got more than 28,000 hits in and got in Stephenson’s face to let said. “We just sort of hold the ball. shy of a triple-double in the final Sometimes, in Garbage Time, the the days after the game, and him know. Some on-court arguing No use angering people or trying to moments of a decided game. New only plays that get noticed are the he was forced to take his ensued. show somebody up. ... You should Jersey was up by 10, and the shot questionable ones. business' Facebook page “Bush league,” Raptors coach do whatever is sportsmanlike and clock was off. “Play the right way,” Memphis down. Dwane Casey said. courteous. No reason not to.” Jefferson volunteered to help coach David Fizdale said. “If you’re Barrall said he also has “Tasteless, classless,” added Shots aren’t always the issue. Kidd out. He made a 3-pointer with always coaching guys to do that, been listening to about five Toronto’s P.J. Tucker. Miami’s Erik Spoelstra learned that 3 seconds left. Assist No. 10 was you can always look at yourself in hours of audio from Countered Stephenson, who apol- during his first season as Heat delivered, triple-double wrapped. the mirror and get the respect of Kentucky sports radio shows ogized: “I didn’t mean no harm.” coach, and the memory of what “We’re just kind of standing your opponents." with an ear for threatening comments toward Higgins, whether by hosts or callers. Barrall also continues to monitor Kentucky fan web- Thompson streak finishes at 447 sites. Barrall said he suspected a By Tom Withers Cavs coach Tyronn Lue is start- rebound,” Lue said. ation; Kyle Korver just returned video showing contact infor- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing Channing Frye in Thompson’s The Cavs said Thompson’s status after missing 11 games with a sore mation for Higgins and post- place as Cleveland and Boston bat- will be “updated as appropriate,” foot; and center Andrew Bogut ed on fan websites sparked CLEVELAND — Tristan tle for first place in the Eastern leaving the possibility he could broke his leg in the first minute of the harassment. That video Thompson’s “Iron Man” streak is Conference and the No. 1 playoff miss more time as the regular sea- has been removed, he said. his debut with Cleveland, an injury over. The Cavaliers’ run of bad luck seed. son enters its final week. Thompson "There is a lot of mass isn’t ending. A relentless rebounder, is averaging 8.1 points and 9.3 that will be felt even more with anonymity once something Thompson sprained his right Thompson got hurt during the third rebounds. Thompson out. like that goes viral," Barrall thumb Tuesday and did not play in quarter of Tuesday’s win over His injury is another tough blow "It's unfortunate. But we've been said. "People that on their Cleveland’s 114-91 win at Boston, Orlando, and Thompson didn’t for the defending champions, who in this position all year long," Lue own wouldn't do something, ending his consecutive games travel with the team. An MRI con- have been forced to shuffle their said. "Guys gotta step up and be their social values change played streak at 447 — a team firmed the sprain and Thompson lineups all season because of key when a lot of other people do ready to play and we know that. record and the longest active stretch will miss the matchup with the injuries. it, and they decide to join in. in the league. Thompson’s streak Celtics as well as Friday’s home J.R. Smith missed nearly three And guys understand that. So we This is the 21st-century ver- dated to Feb. 10, 2012, his rookie game against Atlanta. months following thumb surgery; just gotta come together until we sion of a mob mentality season. “He got it bent back going for a Kevin Love underwent a knee oper- get Tristan back." because of social media." PAGE 4B ✦ THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS g gg wherein Plaintiff was 88101. Plaintiff does ments concerned with C/O CURRY COUNTY (zero) of New Mexico of Clovis, NM; Travel adjudged to have a lien Margaret Lake not represent or war- herein will be sold sub- CLERK, State Road 209 (North northerly approximately against the above-de- Special Master rant that the stated ject to any and all Prince Street); and is 0.2 mile along N.M.S.R. scribed real estate in Pro Legal Services, LLC street address is the patent reservations, PROPERTY TAX DIVI- the same location, at 209; TCP is located to the sum of $144,193.22 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, street address of the easements, all record- SION OF THE TAXA- the intersection of U.S. the east. This parcel is plus interest from Octo- Suite A1 described property; if ed and unrecorded TION AND REVENUE Highway 70 (E. 1st located east of the out- ber 1, 2016 to the date Albuquerque, NM 87123 the street address does liens not foreclosed DEPARTMENT, Street), U.S. Highway side easterly existing LEGALS of sale at the rate of (505)715-3711 not match the legal de- herein, and all recorded 84 (W. 1st Street) and Right of Way of New 3.999% per annum, the scription, then the prop- and unrecorded special ALL UNKNOWN OWN- N.M.S.R. 209 (N. Mexico State Road 209 LEGAL 58716 LEGAL 59736 costs of sale, including erty being sold herein is assessments and taxes ERS OR CLAIMANTS Prince Street) in the (at 3805 North Prince the Special Master's April 6, 2017 the property more par- that may be due. Plain- OF THE PROPERTY City of Clovis, NM; Street ), within the City April 6, 2017 April 13, 2017 April 13, 2017 fee, publication costs, ticularly described tiff and its attorneys dis- INVOLVED, Travel northerly approx- of Clovis, Curry County, and Plaintiff's costs ex- April 20, 2017 above, not the property claim all responsibility imately 2.6 miles along State of New Mexico. April 20, 2017 April 27, 2017 April 27, 2017 pended for taxes, insur- located at the street ad- for, and the purchaser Defendants. N.M.S.R. 209 (to 3501 ance, and keeping the dress; any prospective at the sale takes the N. Prince Street). Or Parcel 2-TCP-11 (PCN property in good repair. STATE OF NEW purchaser at the sale is property subject to, the NOTICE OF Beginning at the inter- 2100400) is located STATE OF NEW MEXICO MEXICO Plaintiff has the right to given notice that it valuation of the proper- PRELIMINARY ORDER section of N.M.S.R. 209 east of the outside COUNTY OF CURRY COUNTY OF CURRY bid at such sale and should verify the loca- ty by the County Asses- OF ENTRY AND (North Prince Street) easterly existing Right submit its bid verbally NINTH JUDICIAL tion and address of the sor as real or personal NOTICE OF and N.M.S.R. 245 of Way of New Mexico NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT or in writing. The Plain- property being sold. property, affixture of CONDEMNATION (Llano Estacado Boule- State Road 209 (at tiff may apply all or any Said sale will be made any mobile or manufac- vard), in the City of Clo- 3805 North Prince part of its judgment to NO. D-905-CV-2016- pursuant to the judg- tured home to the land, TO: The above-named vis, NM; Travel norther- Street ), within the City Case No. D-905-CV- 00098 2016-00055 the purchase price in ment entered on Jan- deactivation of title to a Defendants, and each ly approximately 0.2 of Clovis, Curry County, lieu of cash. uary 13, 2017 in the mobile or manufactured of you: mile along N.M.S.R. State of New Mexico. IDAHO HOUSING AND above entitled and home on the property, if 209; This parcel is lo- Beginning at Milepost 0 PINGORA LOAN SER- FINANCE ASSOCIA- VICING, LLC, At the date and time stat- numbered cause, which any, environmental You, and each of you, cated east of the out- (zero) of New Mexico ed above, the Special TION, was a suit to foreclose contamination on the are hereby notified that side easterly existing State Road 209 (North Plaintiff, Master may postpone a mortgage held by the property, if any, and the Court has granted Right of Way of New Prince Street); and is the sale to such later Plaintiff, above Plaintiff and zoning violations con- the Petitioner a Prelimi- Mexico State Road 209 the same location, at v. date and time as the wherein Plaintiff was cerning the property, if nary Order of Entry to (at 3805 North Prince the intersection of U.S. Special Master may v. adjudged to have a lien any. immediately enter and Street ), within the City Highway 70 (E. 1st ZACHARY SLAYMAK- specify. against the above-de- occupy the property de- of Clovis, Curry County, Street), U.S. Highway DALLAS ZAMORA, AND ER, scribed real estate in NOTICE IS FURTHER scribed below and to do State of New Mexico. 84 (W. 1st Street) and NOTICE IS FURTHER NEW MEXICO MORT- the sum of $118,250.32 GIVEN that the pur- such work thereon as N.M.S.R. 209 (N. GAGE FINANCE AU- Defendant. GIVEN that this sale plus interest from Octo- chaser at such sale may be required, and Parcel 2-TCP-9 (PCN Prince Street) in the may be subject to a THORITY, ber 1, 2016 to the date shall take title to the that unless you file ob- 2100400) is located City of Clovis, NM; NOTICE OF SALE bankruptcy filing, a pay of sale at the rate of above-described real jections thereto within east of the outside Travel northerly approx- off, a reinstatement or Defendants. 4.250% per annum, the property subject to ten (10) days after per- easterly existing Right imately 2.7 miles along NOTICE IS HEREBY any other condition that costs of sale, including rights of redemption. sonal service of this of Way of New Mexico N.M.S.R. 209 (to 3501 NOTICE OF SALE GIVEN that the under- would cause the can- the Special Master's Notice upon you, or State Road 209 (at N. Prince Street), and signed Special Master cellation of this sale. fee, publication costs, Margaret Lake within three (3) days af- 3805 North Prince turn Right (east) onto NOTICE IS HEREBY will on May 2, 2017 at Further, if any of these and Plaintiff's costs ex- Special Master ter the last date of pub- Street ), within the City driveway at the chilis GIVEN that the under- 11:00 am, outside the conditions exist, at the pended for taxes, insur- Pro Legal Services, LLC lication of this Notice, if of Clovis, Curry County, sign; Or Beginning at signed Special Master front entrance of the time of sale, this sale ance, and keeping the 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, you be not personally State of New Mexico. the intersection of will on May 2, 2017 at Curry County Court- will be null and void, the property in good repair. Suite A1 served, the Court shall Beginning at Milepost 0 N.M.S.R. 209 (North 11:00 am, outside the house, 700 North Main, successful bidder's Plaintiff has the right to Albuquerque, NM 87123 enter a Permanent Or- (zero) of New Mexico Prince Street) and front entrance of the Clovis, NM, sell and funds shall be returned, bid at such sale and (505)715-3711 der of Entry, restraining State Road 209 (North N.M.S.R. 245 (Llano Curry County Court- convey to the highest and the Special Master submit its bid verbally you forever from hin- Prince Street); and is Estacado Boulevard), in house, 700 North Main, LEGAL 58281 bidder for cash all the and the mortgagee giv- or in writing. The Plain- dering or interfering the same location, at the City of Clovis, NM; Clovis, NM, sell and March 30, 2017 right, title, and interest ing this notice shall not tiff may apply all or any with the occupation and the intersection of U.S. Travel northerly approx- convey to the highest April 6, 2017 of the above-named de- be liable to the suc- part of its judgment to use of the property; Highway 70 (E. 1st imately 0.22 mile along bidder for cash all the the purchase price in fendants in and to the cessful bidder for any and, further, that all Street), U.S. Highway N.M.S.R. 209, and turn right, title, and interest STATE OF NEW following described real damages. lieu of cash. proceedings subse- 84 (W. 1st Street) and Right (east) onto drive- of the above-named de- MEXICO quent to the Permanent estate located in said N.M.S.R. 209 (N. way at the chili's sign; fendants in and to the At the date and time stat- COUNTY OF CURRY County and State: NOTICE IS FURTHER Order of Entry shall Prince Street) in the This parcel is located GIVEN that the real following described real ed above, the Special NINTH JUDICIAL deal only with the City of Clovis, NM; east of the outside estate located in said Master may postpone DISTRICT amount of compensa- Lot Nine (9) in Tract Six property and improve- Travel northerly approx- easterly existing Right ments concerned with County and State: the sale to such later tion due to you for the imately 2.6 miles along of Way of New Mexico (6) of the HIGHLAND No. D-905-CV-2016- TERRACE ADDITION, herein will be sold sub- date and time as the taking of the property. N.M.S.R. 209 (to 3501 State Road 209 (at LOT SIX (6) IN BLOCK Special Master may 00534 to the City of Clovis, ject to any and all N. Prince Street); TCP 3805 North Prince patent reservations, THREE (3) LESS AND specify. You, and each of you, is located to the east. Street ), within the City Curry County, New STATE OF NEW Mexico, as shown by easements, all record- EXCEPT A TRACT OF are hereby further noti- Or Beginning at the in- of Clovis, Curry County, NOTICE IS FURTHER MEXICO, ex rel., fied that a Petition to the official recorded ed and unrecorded THE PRAIRIEVIEW tersection of N.M.S.R. State of New Mexico. GIVEN that this sale NEW MEXICO platThereof liens not foreclosed SECOND ADDITION, condemn for public 209 (North Prince herein, and all recorded TO THE CITY OF CLO- may be subject to a DEPARTMENT OF highway purposes has Street) and N.M.S.R. and the above property is bankruptcy filing, a pay TRANSPORTATION, been filed against you The address of the real and unrecorded special VIS, CURRY COUNTY, 245 (Llano Estacado more particularly de- off, a reinstatement or with the Clerk of the property is 109 Park Dr. assessments and taxes NEW MEXICO, AS Boulevard), in the City scribed under its parcel any other condition that Petitioner, District Court of Curry Clovis, NM 88101. that may be due. Plain- SHOWN BY THE OFFI- would cause the can- County, New Mexico, in Plaintiff does not repre- tiff and its attorneys dis- CIAL RECORDED cellation of this sale. vs. which county the prop- sent or warrant that the claim all responsibility PLAT THEREOF. Further, if any of these erty, or a part thereof, stated street address is for, and the purchaser conditions exist, at the ARMAND L. SMITH, is located, and which the street address of at the sale takes the SAID LESS AND EX- time of sale, this sale property is described the described property; property subject to, the CEPT TRACT BEING will be null and void, the THE CITIZENS BANK as: if the street address valuation of the proper- DESCRIBED AS FOL- successful bidder's OF CLOVIS, does not match the le- ty by the County Asses- LOWS:A STRIP OF funds shall be returned, Parcel 2-3 (PCN gal description, then the sor as real or personal LAND ALONG THE and the Special Master LOWES HOME CEN- 2100400) is located property being sold property, affixture of EAST LOT LINE OF and the mortgagee giv- TERS, INC. east of the outside herein is the property any mobile or manufac- LOT 6, BLOCK 3, ing this notice shall not easterly existing Right more particularly de- tured home to the land, PRAIRIEVIEW SEC- be liable to the suc- GIESE REALTY IN- of Way of New Mexico scribed above, not the deactivation of title to a OND ADDITION TO cessful bidder for any VESTMENT COMPA- State Road 209 (at property located at the mobile or manufactured THE CITY OF CLOVIS, damages. NY, 3805 North Prince street address; any home on the property, if CURRY COUNTY, Street ), within the City prospective purchaser any, environmental NEW MEXICO, DE- NOTICE IS FURTHER CURRY COUNTY of Clovis, Curry County, at the sale is given no- contamination on the SCRIBED AS FOL- GIVEN that the real BOARD OF COUNTY State of New Mexico. tice that it should verify property, if any, and LOWS; A STRIP OF property and improve- COMMISSIONERS, Beginning at Milepost 0 the location and ad- zoning violations con- LAND SIX INCHES (6) dress of the property cerning the property, if IN WIDTH EXTENDING being sold. Said sale any. FROM THE SOUTH- will be made pursuant EAST CORNER OF to the judgment entered NOTICE IS FURTHER LOT 6 NORTH ALONG on February 6, 2017 in GIVEN that the pur- THE EAST LOT LINE A the above entitled and chaser at such sale DISTANCE OF 36.2 numbered cause, which shall take title to the FEET, was a suit to foreclose above-described real a mortgage held by the property subject to The address of the real above Plaintiff and rights of redemption. property is 601 West Plains Ave, Clovis, NM

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number in the Petition OPEN SALES on file in this cause, Position at and that such highway Bender Chrysler project has been desig- Dodge Jeep nated New Mexico Sell new & used vehi- Project 2100400, in Curry County, New cles from our huge in- Mexico. HELP WANTED ventory! Must have 2004 CADILLAC excellent customer CARS FOR SALE 2012 JAYCO Escalade ESV service skills. Sales You, and each of you are MELBOURNE CLASS C Super Clean A/R SPECIALISTS posi- background is a plus. hereby further notified tions are available at MOTOR HOME only 91k mi, that the amount offered We offer competitive Model 29D, 13,300 miles, Muleshoe Area Medical wages. LOADED & 26's as just compensation, excellent condition, 3 rd Center. We offer com- Apply in person at: 3 row seats. shown with each sepa- petitive wages and ben- slides, walk-around rate numerical parcel Bender Chrysler queen bed, electric/gas ***only $15,900*** efits! To apply please Dodge Jeep Contact: 575-268-1716 designation, has been send your resume to fridge and water heater, deposited by the Peti- 3400 Mabry Dr., the Human Resource one-piece rubber roof, tioner with the Clerk of Clovis NM 88101 automatic hydraulic lev- 2002 BMW 745I 2012 GMC Canyon Ex- department at jvi- or call: 575-762-4511 the District Court and a [email protected], or eling system, 4KW gas Leather, Navigation, tended Cab Blue 4 portion or all of the generator, 16' awning, Cyl Auto Long Bed mail to 708 S. 1st THE COMMUNITY Heated Seats, amount offered may be electric step, 19” & 32” Street, Muleshoe, TX SERVICES CENTER Sun Roof, AM/FM/CD/Onstar, withdrawn by a person 79347, Attn. Human two flat screen TVs, full 60K miles, clean with e or in (CSC) is currently ac- ****LOADED*** having an estat - Resources. You can body paint & many great gas mileage. terest in the property cepting applications for & S uper Clean also apply in person or more extras, inside $12,399. described in the Peti- a part-time Non-Emer- $11,900 LOW miles call 806-272-4524 for storage when not in CLEAN!!! tion on file. This with- gency Medical Trans- Contact: 575-268-1716 more information. use. 575-693-6487 Come See at 4900 drawal may be made portation Driver. Driver www.muleshoehospi- Mabry, Clovis or only by order of the applicants must be will- tal.com call Ronald at Court upon proper mo- ing to transport clients 575-760-5588 tion. within a 250 mile ra- ACCOLADE HOME dius, pass a nationwide HELP WANTED BUS./COMMERCIAL CARE is seeking an ex- CURRY COUNTY You, and each of you are background check and perienced RN to serve a drug test to be con- hereby commanded to as our Clinical Supervi- file and serve an an- sidered for employment NEED CAREGIVER FOR SALE TAX sor in Muleshoe, TX. A BUSINESS swer, as provided by at CSC. An application for an adult female $1500 sign-on bonus and job description may Retiring after 27 BMW 3 Series this 328i law, to the Petition on may be available. Call wheelchair bound. Coupe 3 Series engine file herein within thirty be picked up at 1100 successful tax seasons (806) 272-6870 for Evening Shift never skips a beat. It's 2015 TOYOTA 4Runner (30) days after service Community Way in Por- ***** more details. We also Sunday-Friday nice being able to slip MINT CONDITION of this Notice on you or tales. The Community Accounts and Building seek a Physical Thera- 5pm-8pm ROYAL TRAVEL 37 ft. that key into the ignition SR5 - 4x4 thirty (30) days after the Services Center is an or accounts only or pist in Clovis, NM. Call Please call: FIFTH WHEEL and not having to cross * 3k miles last date of publication EOE. Review of appli- building only. for (575) 763-3311 for 575-714-1085 Located on high **Showroom Quality** your fingers every time. * 1 owner of this Notice, if you are cations will begin imme- 3 slides Triaxle. W/D. details. Accoladehome- diately and continue un- traffic street Awarded Consumer * Silver exterior not personally served. care.com Two large central A/C's Guide's rating as a Unless you so appear til the position is filled. Send inquiries to * Factory Navigation [email protected] Queen walk-around 2008 Premium Com- and answer, the Peti- CLINICAL SPECIALIST: Applicants are encour- * Full Factory Warranty bed. Hide-a-bed sofa. pact Car Best Buy. It is FSBO - $31,500 tioner will apply to the Mental Health Re- aged to follow up on Two swivel chairs. applications. nicely equipped with Call: 575-760-6761 Court for judgment as sources, Inc. (Clovis) is HOUSE FOR RENT Large entertainment features such as provided by law. This seeking a therapist to K. BARNETT & SONS CURRY COUNTY center. Fireplace. BLOWOUT PRICE, judgment will fix the join its team to serve Dinette booth. BMW Assist with Blue- amount of compensa- families and children in is seeking a LG. 3-4BR, 1½BA - Electric/gas fridge and tooth System, iPod/ tion due to you for the need of individual, fami- TRAFFIC CONTROL basement, lg. garage, hot water heater. USB Adapter, and Pow- condemnation of the ly, group counseling SUPERVISOR No HUD. $995mo./dep. Deluxe bathroom. Rub- er Front Seats w/Driver property at the amount and substance abuse in Clovis, NM. Discount avail. 769-2715 ber roof. Lots of stor- Seat Memory. Installed offered and deposited counseling. Applicants Apply at: age inside and out. after market Pioneer by Petitioner. must possess a mas- 2405 W 7th St. Must sell. Located in AVIC-8100NEX the ter's degree in counsel- Clovis, NM 88101 NEW TODAY! Lubbock, Texas. Flagship In-Dash Navi- The name and address ing and guidance or so- 575-762-4407 $32,500 Please call gation AV Receiver with of attorney for Petition- cial work and be li- RECENTLY REMOD- 210-317-5357 7" WVGA Capacitive 1977 CHEVY Silverado er is: William T. Moy- Applicants must have a censed, or eligible for li- ELED 1 bedroom con- Touchscreen Display new 350 fuel injected ers, Special Assistant censure by the New current TCS certifica- do with office/study. $10,500 Please call Attorney General, New motor, 95% totally re- Mexico Counseling and tion. New stainless appli- 575-366-6100 Mexico Department of ALL real estate advertis- stored, 4000 miles on Therapy Board or New ances, 1 car garage new motor, new tires, Transportation, P.O. Mexico Social Work Applicants are required ing in Clovis Media Inc. and small storage/work mint condition, $13,900 Box 1149, Santa Fe, Board. A legal back- to pass a drug/alcohol newspapers is subject to the Federal Fair Housing shop. Great neighbor- Call 575-760-7304 New Mexico 87504- ground check will be screening, fitness eval- hood. (575) 763-5173 1149. conducted prior to offer uation, and must be Act of 1968 as amended of employment. Send able to clear back- which makes it illegal to advertise "any prefer- 2 BR 1 BA New remodel, IN WITNESS WHERE- letter of interest, re- ground checks. pets ok, NO Hud! $650 1999 WINNEBAGO OF, I have hereunto set ence, limitation or dis- sume, copy of master's mo/dep, discount avail. Chieftain Triton V10 my hand and seal of K. Barnett & Sons, Inc. is an crimination based on 2004 DODGE diploma, license, and Call 575-769-2715 34' long, mileage the District Court of five references with equal opportunity employer. race, color, religion, 34,819, hydraulic level- INTREPID SE MODEL All qualified applicants will Curry County, New phone numbers to Lor- handicap, family status ers, 2 slide outs, dual *** SUPER CLEAN *** receive consideration for or national origin, or an POWER SEATS, Mexico, this 13thday of raine Meza, Human Re- employment and will not be CINDY CALLED to tell fridge gas/elec., walk January, 2017. sources, 1100 West discriminated against on the intention to make any us she sold her home in around bed w/underbed 22's, & AC st, Clovis, NM 88101. basis of race, color, religion, such preference, limita- 21 4 days using the storage, H/AC, genera- $4,900 tion or discrimination." /s/ Shelly Burger MHR is an EOE/AA em- sex, sexual orientation, Classifieds. Way to go, tor, plenty of storage in- Contact: 575-268-1716 STEIGER ST 270 1984 ployer. Position open gender identity, national ori- Clovis Media Inc. will not Clerk of the District Court gin, age, disability, veteran Cindy! side/out, hide-a-bed excellent condition, until filled. knowingly accept any ad- couch, dinette table, ready to go, has GPS, status, genetic information, vertising in this newspa- (SEAL) or any other characteristic stove, microwave, tow everything works, good EXPERIENCED protected by law. per that is in violation of bar and especially a rubber, $22,500 Call By: /s/ Matilda Montoya PLUMBERS, Sheet the law. Our readers are drivers side door. If in- 575-760-7304 Deputy Metal Workers and AGP GRAIN Marketing, hereby informed that all terested please call Service Techs needed. LLC Help wanted–Ex- dwellings advertised in 575-762-4617 Please send resume to perienced Grain Eleva- this newspaper are avail- Employment Depart- tor Workers able on an equal oppor- 2007 Buick Lucerne ment PO Box 1239 Clo- Duties include loading tunity basis. To complain CXL, 3.8 V6, super vis, NM. and unloading trucks of discrimination, call clean, excellent condi- and railcars, transfer- HUD toll-free at 1-800- tion, leather, only ring grain within the fa- 424-8590. 44,000 miles, $8750 MISCELLANEOUS 575-749-3032 2002 DODGE Dakota cility, cleaning and mi- Advertsing GOT A TRUCK, VAN, Club Cab (2 door) - nor maintenance. Must Works! OR SUV that you ONLY 42K miles be able to read, write need to sell?. How (CARFAX verified)! and understand En- 2 ADULT Burial Plots about a deals for Excellent condition! glish. Applicants must APARTMENTS at Mission Gardens- Base model with 4X4, LOST AND FOUND be able to work over- Lawn Haven (Garden wheels? We have a IS LOOKING for a re- CURRY COUNTY SLT trim package, 4.7L time as required. Suc- of the Christus) deal for your wheels. porter based in Clovis. 2008 SHELBY $29,000 V-8, and automatic cessful applicants will $1000.00 each. Con- Call Rebekah or LOST OR stolen from If you're an energetic loaded, new tires, mint transmission. New tires th be required to pass a NEW TODAY! back yard - 14 & tact Pat (602) 821- Tammy at 763-3431. (off road flotation), new reporter who can spot company paid medical condition, 5.4 Super Prince area, female ter- 7468 shocks, new battery, & news and handle cover- exam, drug screen and Charged, 11 seconds rier mix, brownish/red- 1 BED/1 Bath apartment. much more! $8,700 ing such things as city background check. 200 miles an hour, Call dish coloring. Please Central A/C and close (firm). 575-693-3719 government, crime and AGP provides a com- MOTORCYCLES 575-760-7304 bring my “Baby” home to CCC. $595/mo. Serious buyers only. schools, we want to plete benefit package to me. 575-769-2784 (575)763-3165. hear from you. with medical, dental, Experience is preferred, 401K, pension plan, RIO PROPERTIES TRUCK/VAN/SUV BEVERLY SOLD her but entry-level candi- and paid time off. Appli- 575-762-1139 dishwasher the first day SPECIAL NOTICES dates with demonstrat- cations can be picked 1412 W. 10th it ran in classifieds. ed ability will be consid- up at our Bovina Office Lrg 2 BR, Fireplace 2014 FORD Super Awesome! ered. We offer a com- and need to be re- W/D hkup, Carport Cab XLT, ½ Ton P/U, CLOVIS MEDIA INC. petitive benefits pack- turned there. $550 plus util. 2007 HARLEY Davidson shall not be liable for V-6, 3.7 Ltr, tow age including medical $300 dep. Road King, mint condi- failure to publish an ad, package, 24,000 and vision programs, SONIC DRIVE-INS of ATV tion, lots of acces- for typographical errors miles, purchased paid vacation and a re- Clovis is now hiring for sories, hard boxes, 13K or for errors in publica- NEW TODAY! new. Call 806-789- tirement plan. all shifts and positions. miles, $9,900. Call 575- tion except to the extent Applicants should email Apply online at www. 760-7304 1502 Clovis of the cost of that por- a resume and several sonicdrivein.com/jobs. NEWLY REMODELED. tion of the ad wherein 2 Bed/1 Bath with the error occurred. Cost writing examples to Hu- man Resources Direc- Advertsing washer & dryer includ- adjustment is limited to ed. $725/mo. Call Lisa the first day insertion. tor Joyce Cruce at: Works! [email protected]. (575) 763-5173 PAINTING RAPTOR 350 Like New 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S --Garaged and less under 500 miles, excel- 1989 FORD F150 fuel in- NEED YOUR house than one hour lent condition, has been jected, flat bed cube painted? Inside or on motor. garage kept and only feeder, grill guard, 85K out? In town our out Now lowered to $3500. one owner. $6,300 miles, good rubber, of town. Don't delay 575-356-6853 OBO Call 575-218- clean truck, $6,900 Call call Raul's Painting and leave message 4739. 575-760-7304 Today! 575-777-6460