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Tuesday was April’s Fools Day, but it was anything but a joking matter for 13 indi- viduals arrested during the latest drug sweep conducted by area law enforcement of- ficials. Cuellar Salazar Wells Mindling Skaggs The sweep, conducted by the Big Spring Police De- partment with assistance Courtesy photo from the Howard County Clowns for the Quail Dobbs Legacy Coahoma Kindergarten and Sterling County sheriff Rodeo are pictured from left, top, Peyton Phernetton, Kobi offices, Homeland Security Olivas, Tobi Stephenson, and bottom, Evayne Moreno. and U.S. Marshalls, resulted in the following arrests: • Dolly Woodard, 69, deliv- ery of marijuana. Simpson Pruitt Prather Poe Sims Kindergarten rodeo to • Steve Lopez, 50, posses- sion of a controlled sub- stance. • Andy Lee Cuellar, 29, possession of marijuana. be named after Quail • Phillip Mendoza Sr., 62, delivery of a controlled sub- • Carl Wells, 31, delivery Public invited to show at 9 a.m. Friday two counts of delivery of a stance. controlled substance. • Christopher Salazar, 26, See BUSTED, Page 3 By LYNDEL MOODY rodeo clown and Staff Writer Coahoma leader is honored during COAHOMA — Quail Dobbs’ the annual Coaho- legacy will be alive and well ma kindergarten Friday when the memory of stick horse rodeo. the well-known professional “We’ve changed Boy’s quick thinking the name of the rodeo this year to Dobbs the Quail Dobbs Legacy Coahoma Kindergar- ten Rodeo to honor him in helps save man’s life this way,” said Coahoma ISD kindergarten teacher Natalie By ANDREIA MEDLIN isn’t in school, he can usu- neighborhood on a bike, a Rochelle. Staff Writer ally be found playing bas- skateboard, scooter or his ketball or racing around his skates. Dobbs, who died in Janu- When Kennan Piercefield ary, was instrumental in the The middle son of Michael creation of the annual rodeo and Stephanie Piercefield, and appeared in the popular Kennan is a good student n d e x community event every year. and attends church regularly I Seventy-two kindergart- with his family. Comics 12 ners are expected to perform But on the afternoon of Classified 8-11 in Friday’s show, which will March 18, when the 10 year- old knocked on neighbor Joe Features 5 include the ever popular bull riding, barrel riding, pole May’s door to deliver his choc- Obituaries 2 bending and bareback riding olate, he didn’t expect the ex- citement that would follow. Opinion 4 events. Students will also per- form with well-known coun- “I was delivering choco- Sports 7,13-14 try singer Jody Nix, who is a late for school,” Kennan Coahoma High School gradu- explained. “He came to the To reach us: ate, during the entertainment door, but he fell down. I tried Please call 263-7331. portion. to open the door, but it was Office hours are 8 a.m. to A slew of professional rodeo locked so I freaked out and 5 p.m. Monday through stars are expected to lend a ran back to my house and Friday. If you miss your got my mom and dad.” When paper, please call (432) hand to the event. They in- clude Ben Clements, PRCA he arrived back at his home 263-7331 before 6 p.m. he told his parents what had weekdays. rodeo announcer; Brandy Clements, rodeo music; happened. “I told them that Stephanie Revels, Miss Ro- the man down the street fell deo Texas; Hannah Tomlin- and hasn’t got up,” the sixth grader said. son, Miss Rodeo Texas Teen; HERALD photo/Andreia Medlin Kate Johnson, Miss Rodeo Joe May, right, shakes the hand of Keenan Piercefield in Acting quickly, Kennan Texas Princess; Jim Bob gratitude. The young Piercefield was delivering chocolate and his dad ran back to the when May suddenly suffered a Transient Ischemic Attack See RODEO, Page 3 or mini stroke. See HELP, Page 3 FULL SERVICE JEWELRY STORE • One of a kind Jewelry Designs • Citizens Eco-Drive Watches 997 E. FM 700 • Diamonds and Precious Gems • Jewelry Cases and Boxes 432-267-1480 • In House Jewelry Repair • Jewelry Care Products Mon.-Fri 9:30 am-5:30 pm • Original Oilfield Jewelry Line

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teer at theObituaries Big Spring State Hospital for several Sandra Cross Cox years. She married Fern Cox Jan. 14, 1984, in Big Billy Carl Reid Sandra Cross Cox, 75, of Big “Occasionally in life you meet Spring and was a member of the First Presbyterian Spring, died Sunday, March someone who inspires you. Church. 30, 2014, at her residence. The Someone who is able to push She is survived by her husband Fern Cox of Big family will receive friends from you further than just the expe- Spring; four children, Mitchell Gross and wife Car- 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday at rience of the moment.” These la of Big Spring, Jana Williams of Florence, Texas, Myers & Smith Funeral Home. words without a doubt apply to Craig Gross of Killeen and Blake Gross and wife Funeral Services will be 2 p.m. Billy Carl Reid, 71, of Forney, Geneva of Emporia, Kan.; two sisters, Shirley Bo- Thursday at Myers & Smith Texas, who passed away at his dine and husband Bill of Sand Springs and Caro- Chapel. Burial will follow at home on Sunday, March 30, lyn Stephens and husband Steve of Borden County; Trinity Memorial Park. 2014, with his family at his side. nine grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. She was born to Bonnie and Interment will be on Friday, She was preceded in death by her parents. The Dalton Cross on Oct. 25, 1938 April 4, 2014, at 10:30 a.m., at family wishes to give a special thanks to Compass in Big Spring. Except for a few Dallas-Fort Worth National Vet- Hospice and especially Kirk, Patty, Amanda and years in Kingsland and Killeen she lived most of erans Cemetery, 2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Bea. her life in Big Spring. She worked as a beautician Dallas. Following interment, a memorial service Arrangements are by Myers & Smith Funeral and homemaker. She also worked for the Veterans will be held at noon at New Hope Funeral Home & Home and Chapel. Please pay your respects online Administration Medical Center and was a volun- Memorial Gardens, 500 E. Hwy 80, Sunnyvale, Tex- at www.myersandsmith.com as. Bill was the son of Carl Dale and Earlene Reid. He was born Feb. 13, 1943, in Big Spring, Texas. He was a She is survived by her parents, Krystal and Curtis 1961 graduate of Coahoma High School. He married Mahlaya Da’Nae Woodruff Woodruff of Coahoma; two brothers, Keno Wood- Mahlaya Da’Nae Woodruff, his high school sweetheart, Linda, in 1964 and they ruff of Coahoma and Gio Woodruff of Big Spring; 5, of Coahoma died Sunday, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. grandparents, George Herrera and his wife Olivia March 31, 2014, at University Bill was a decorated veteran who served in the Army of Loraine, and Vernon Ausbie of Colorado City; Medical Center in Lubbock. in the Vietnam War. He retired from UPS after 27 great-grandparents, Claudio and Louisa Lopez of The family will receive friends years of service. In 2004, he received the “Circle of Sand Springs and Carmen Herrera of Coahoma; from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Thurs- Honor” award from UPS. In 1988, he was the found- and a number of other relatives. day at Myers & Smith Funeral er and administrator of D.A.D. (Drivers Assisting She was preceded in death by one sister, KiAna Home. Funeral services will be Drivers) which today is known as STEPS. Vanderbilt; her grandmother Diane Herrera and at 1 p.m. Friday at First Baptist He was a zealous advocate of cystic fibrosis re- her uncle Anthony “Bubba” Herrera, who all died Church with burial at Trinity search and was politically active in championing in the same accident. She was also preceded in Memorial Park. prenatal testing. death by her grandmother Norma Jean Woodruff; She was born Jan. 7, 2009, in Bill had an enduring entrepreneurial spirit, ex- and her great-grandfather Luis Herrera. Big Spring to Krystal and Curtis hibited in his multiple business projects and en- Arrangements are by Myers & Smith Funeral Woodruff. She was a pre-K student at Coahoma El- terprises in such diverse endeavors as owning Home. Pay your respects online at www.myersand- ementary. and operating his own air conditioning service smith.com company, an energy conservation company, and a successful internet web service partnership. Bill was a unique man who had his life’s priorities in order –— he honored God through his unyield- Police/Sheriff ing faith and commitment to living the Christian The Big Spring Police Depart- less than or equal to 2 ounces. 101 Moore, was arrested Tuesday ethic; he was a true American patriot who served ment reported the following ac- • CARL WILLIAM-TABOR on a warrant for possession of a his country with courage and valor; and he loved tivity between 7 a.m. Tuesday WELLS, 31, of 102 Merrick Rd., controlled substance less than 1 his family completely and with an agape love with- and 7 a.m. today: was arrested Tuesday on a war- gram. out conditions or expectations. • DOLLY GEIGER WOODARD, rant for delivery of a controlled • STEVEN THOMAS SIMS, Bill is survived by his wife, Linda, of Forney; 69, of 1311 Madison, was arrested substance less than 1 gram. 31, of 5109 Longshore Rd., was sons, Eric Reid of Irving, Texas, and Devin Reid Tuesday on a warrant for deliv- • BRANDON CADE MIND- arrested Tuesday on a warrant and daughter-in-law, Shauna, of Lucas, Texas; ery of marijuana greater than ¼ LING, 22, of 4210 Hamilton, was for delivery of a controlled sub- grandchildren, Elise and Landon Reid of Lucas; his ounce but less than or equal to 5 arrested Tuesday on a warrant stance greater than or equal to 1 father, Carl Dale Reid of Coahoma, Texas; broth- pounds. for possession of marijuana less gram but less than 4 grams. ers and their wives, Phillip and Shyrlee Reid of • STEVE LOPEZ, 50, of 2204 than equal to 2 ounces. • DEVYN ELYSE JACKMAN, Coahoma, Mike and Linda Reid of Coahoma, Don- Monticello, was arrested Tues- • CAROL THOMAS SCAGGS, 24, of 2505 Larry, was arrested ald and Delinda Reid of Coahoma and Royce and day on a warrant for possession 66, of 510 S. Benton, was arrested Tuesday on a warrant for fail Paula Reid of Liberty Hills, Texas, sister-in-law, of a controlled substance less Tuesday on a warrant for deliv- to display drivers license, bail Jolene Rutledge and husband, Drex of Burleson; than 1 gram. ery of a controlled substance less jumping/failure to appear/fine brother-in-law, Bobby Rogers and wife, Melodye, of • PHILLIP MENDOZA SR., 62, than 1 gram in a drug free zone – only and a warrant from another Colleyville; and numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, of 104 NW 8th St., was arrested two counts. agency. nieces and nephews. Tuesday on a warrant for deliv- • WILLIAM SCOTT SIMPSON, • CASEY LYNN SMITH, 21, of Bill was preceded in death by his ery of controlled substance great- 51, of 1300 Stamford Ave., was ar- 215 NE 9th St., was arrested Tues- son, Kyle, and his mother, Earlene. er than or equal to 4 grams but rested Tuesday on warrants for day on warrants for fail to appear Bill was an amazing family man, friend, worker, less than 200 grams – two counts. delivery of controlled substance – three counts, disregard stop and someone who wanted you to do better, work • ANDY LEE CUELLAR, 29, of less than 1 gram, possession of a sign, driving while license inval- harder and just do. 1502 Club Dr., Midland, Texas, controlled substance less than 1 id and failed to maintain finan- He continued to fight cancer so he could spend was arrested Tuesday on a war- gram and theft of a firearm. cial responsibility – two counts. more time with his family and precious grandchil- rant for delivery of a controlled • DEMETRIUS LYNN PRUITT, • JUSTIN ALMAZAN, 18, of dren. Despite his disease, Bill never stopped work- substance greater than or equal to 47, of 510 S. Benton, was arrested 5000 Dawson Rd., was arrested ing and in the final stages of his fight against cancer 4 grams but less than 200 grams. Tuesday on a warrant for deliv- Tuesday on a charge of theft he still wanted to establish his annual cystic fibro- • CRYSTAL MICHELLE MORE- ery of a controlled substance less greater than or equal to $50 but sis awareness webpage. NO, 22, of 1105 N. Goliad, was ar- than 1 gram in a drug free zone. less than $500 shoplifting. He did this every year for his great-nephew Jar- rested Tuesday on a warrant for • NICOLE PRATHER, 19, of • MINOR ACCIDENT reported ed, who struggles daily with this disease. Bill was driving while license invalid. 1506 E. Cherokee, was arrested at the 500 block of S. Gregg. dedicated to using his efforts to help make CF • CHRISTOPHER AARON Tuesday on a warrant for pos- • ASSAULT was reported at stand, not for cystic fibrosis, but for Cure Found. SALAZAR, 26, of 1602 Sunset, session of marijuana less than or the 2100 block of Wasson and the In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be was arrested Tuesday on a war- equal to 2 ounces. made in memory of Bill to the Cystic Fibrosis Foun- rant for possession of marijuana • STACEY FAYE POE, 41, of See POLICE, Page 3 dation. Paid obituary NO ONE KNOWS THE COUNTRY LIKE WE DO NEW LISTINGS

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controlled substance in • Nicole Prather, 19, following individuals in 22. in a Drug Free commu- BUSTED a drug free zone. possession of marijua- connection with Mon- • Donnie Robertson, nity to live and raise our • William Simpson, 52, na. day’s arrests: 24. Continued from Page 1 children,” Everett said. delivery of a controlled • Stacey Poe, 41, pos- • Mark Ryerson, 26. BSPD Public Informa- “The Big Spring Police of a controlled sub- substance, possession of session of a controlled • Mary Kate Nelson, tion Officer Sgt. Tony stance. a controlled substance substance. 52. said the drug sweep was Department is commit- • Brandon Mindling, and theft of a firearm. • Steven Sims, 31, de- • Thomas White, 23. a “collaborative effort” ted to serving the com- • Demetrius Pruitt, 47, livery of a controlled • Zachary Clanton, 31. between law enforce- 22, possession of mari- munity and providing juana. delivery of a controlled substance. • Thomas Bolton, 31. ment officials and com- • Carol Skaggs, 66, two substance in a drug free In addition, police are • Robert Johnson, 31. munity residents. a safe environment for counts of delivery of a zone. attempting to locate the • Kessandra Urbina, “We share an interest all.”

legendary trick rider Banner sung by Shayla kindergarten class di- sumes with flags, milk- herald.com or 263-7331, RODEO and trick roper; Howard Martin then the Pledge rected by Coahoma ISD ing events and finish ext. 234. County Sheriff Stan of Allegiance Song by music teacher Sandy on with the bull riding Continued from Page 1 Parker and the Howard the Kinder Cowpokes. Wallace. The princesses events featuring Coaho- County Deputies; Gail After posting the colors, court will enter next ma’s own kindergarten Feller, professional Warner, Liz Kezler and the rodeo begins with featuring Revels, Tom- clowns.. rodeo clown and barrel Henry Molfetto. bareback bronc riding, linson and Johnson. Kindergartners par- man; Wacey Cathey, MYERS & SMITH But the real stars of the barrels and pole bend- Nix and the kinder- ticipating are from professional bull rider show will be the Coaho- ing events. garten band will finish Rochelle’s, Jennifer FUNERAL HOME and a Coahoma High ma kindergartners who & CHAPEL School graduate; Ace Professional rodeo out the entertainment Baccari’s and Krystal will make their grand 24th & Johnson 267-8288 and Cash Berry, Big clown Jim Bob Feller portion which and will Walden’s classes. entrance at 9 a.m., fol- will kick off the mid- featuring square danc- Spring Reunion and lowed by a performance Ray Davidson, 90, died Rodeo board of directors break entreatment with ing. Contact Lyndel Moody of the Star Spangled Friday. Funeral services member; J.W. Stoker, music provided by the Next, competition re- at citydesk@bigspring- will be 4 p.m. today at Myers & Smith Chapel with burial following at ing so Michael called gonna be alright?’” said appearing. While TIAs not done anything at Trinity Memorial Park with full military honors. 911. Kennan. generally do not cause HELP all. He is our hero and Marcie Lykken, 65, died “I don’t remember fall- May has made a full permanent brain dam- he deserves some recog- Monday. A memorial ser- Continued from Page 1 ing,” said May. “I woke recovery from what age, they are a serious nition.” vice will be held at 2 p.m. up two hours later in the doctors describe as warning sign of stroke As for anyone else who today at First United May home. “He was still the emergency room. I a Transient Ischemic and should not be ig- Methodist Church with a on the floor and was am eternally grateful to Attack or TIA with no nored. might find themselves reception following at the unresponsive so I broke this young man. If he apparent after effects “We are just so grate- in a similar situation, church. Arrangements are open the door,” Michael hadn’t acted as quickly except for the large ful for what he has the middle schooler of- by Myers& Smith Funeral said. Home. as he did, my outcome Band-aid he now sports done,” said Jennifer fers some good advice. Continued attempts could have been much on the back of his head. May, Joe’s daughter. Sandra Cross Cox, 75, “Don’t panic. Get help. died Sunday. The family to get a response from worse.” According to stroke. “There’s no telling how Find an adult.” will receive friends from 6 74 year-old May proved While admitting he org, a TIA is an event, long (Joe) might have p.m. to 7 p.m. tonight at futile and it was appar- was frightened, Kennan sometimes called a laid there if he hadn’t To contact Andreia Myers& Smith Funeral ent that time was of the was mostly concerned mini-stroke, with stroke acted as quickly as he Home. Funeral Services essence because he was for May’s welfare. “I symptoms that last less did. Someone else might Medlin call the Herald will be 2 p.m. Thursday at unconscious and bleed- kept thinking ‘is he than 24 hours before dis- have just stood there or at 263-7331. Myers& Smith Chapel with burial following at Trinity Memorial Park. Mahlaya Woodruff, 5, possession of marijua- JACKMAN was booked died Sunday. The family POLICE na. by BSPD on a charge of Dragon China Buffet COWBOYS STEAKHOUSE will receive friends from 6 • CRYSTAL MI- theft of property and p.m. until 8 p.m. Thursday 1300 Gregg 268-8888 Continued from Page 2 CHELLE MORENO was capias warrants for AND RESTAURANT at Myers & Smith Funeral booked on capias war- fail to display drivers $1.00 Off Adults Home. Funeral services $ will be at 1 p.m. Friday at 3300 block of Interstate rant for driving while license and bail jump- 1.00Off Per Adult 50¢ Off Children license invalid. ing/fail to appear. First Baptist Church with Highway 20. 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432-683-3700 • Midland, TX [email protected] Not Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization 222735 p i n i o n Big Sp r i n g He r a l d 4 O Wednesday, April 2, 2014 What happened to Flight 370? y nature I’m not a cyni- can just simply vanish does tioned. cal or skeptical person. exist. That appears to be what “If something catastrophic Generally speaking, I am happened to Malaysia Airlines happened, that’s seven miles Opinion pretty straightforward Flight 370, which disappeared up,” Joseph said. “Winds at that and simplistic in thought, word about an hour after leaving Kua- altitude are sometimes over 100 “Congress shall make no law respecting an Band deed. I give most everybody la Lumpur for Beijing on Friday knots. Based on that wind, small establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free the proverbial benefit of the night, March 8. As of this writ- pieces are going to be moved a exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of doubt until I am forced to change ing, search and rescue teams lot of different places.” speech, or of the press; or the right of the people my mind. But, I will admit this from nine countries including Any aerodynamic pieces, wing peaceably to assemble, and to petition the missing airliner thing is start- the United States had not found sections or pieces of the tail Government for a redress of grievances.” ing to bug me. They are telling any trace of the Boeing 777 or the would be blown around like a -Fi r s t Am e n d m e n t me that almost everybody in the 239 people aboard. bag in the wind. Heavier pieces world is looking Whatever happened, it hap- like an engine or landing gear Opinions expressed on this page are those of the Editorial for this missing pened quickly, aviation experts will fall straight down. Fuel and Board of the Big Spring Herald unless otherwise indicated. Boeing 777 and said, and catastrophically. The other fluids will be scattered, after all this time fact it happened over the ocean, leaving little evidence below. they still don’t presumably the South China This is what happened when the really have any Sea, but possibly the Gulf of space shuttle Columbia disinte- significant evi- Thailand, means it could be grated during reentry on Febru- dd r e s s e s dence to support months or years before we know ary 1, 2003. The difference there A any reasonable exactly what went wrong. The was the disaster occurred over FEDERAL Austin, 78768 theory of how this Edd y ocean is a very big place, and land. Spotting debris on the open monstrous airliner finding clues will be slow. It ocean is much, much harder. GOVERNMENT Phone: 512-463-0331 Pr i n c e could literally took investigators two years It is a misconception that • BARACK OBAMA •KEL SELIGER disappear without to recover the black box data airline pilots are in constant President State Senator a trace. recorder from Air France Flight communication with air traffic The White House Texas 31st District I’ve read how 447, which went down over the control, or that planes are con- something like this is possible Atlantic on June 1, 2009. stantly watched on radar. Once Washington, D.C. 401 Austin, Suite 101 but I’m not sure that didn’t bring “The simple hard truth is it’s a plane is more than 100 or 150 20500 Big Spring, 79720 up more questions than I already very difficult to find things in miles from shore, radar no lon- Phone: 432-268-9909 had. Apparently, there are vast the water,” said retired Col. J. ger works. It simply doesn’t have • Ted Cruz areas of our planet where no- Joseph, a former Marine Corps the range. At that point, civilian U.S. Senator BIG SPRING body has any idea what may be pilot and aviation consultant. aircraft communicate largely by B40B Dirksen Senate CITY COUNCIL going on there. That’s trouble- The most chilling thing about high-frequency radio. Office Building some to me in an era when this is the fact the plane seem- Still, it is highly unlikely that Washington, D.C. • Larry we’ve all got GPS in our pockets, ingly vanished without a trace. Flight 370 went down silently, 20510-4305 McLellan, Ma y o r — OnStar in our cars and the NSA The captain, who had more Joseph said. Many commercial Office: 267-2711. tracking anyone, anywhere, at than 18,000 hours of flight time, aircraft have an emergency loca- • John Cornyn • Marvin Boyd — any time. The technologies that gave no warning, issued no tor beacon that the flight crew U.S. Senator 263-8800 we are familiar with are mind- mayday. There was no indica- can trigger in an instant. It also boggling, but trust me when I tion anything was amiss. This is will activate under certain cir- 517 Hart Office • Carmen say we regular citizens are not not terribly unusual, because a cumstances, such as impact with Building Harbour — Work: even remotely knowledgeable of flight crew’s first priority in an water, though it isn’t effective Washington, D.C. 264-2401. what level of technology exists emergency is dealing with the a great depths. And although 20510-4305 • Marcus for government use. With almost situation at hand. “Aviate, navi- civil aviation systems don’t have Fernandez — 2,300 information gathering gate, then communicate” is the radar or other tracking technol- • Randy Mobile: 816-3923 and picture-taking satellites in mantra. Airline pilot and blog- ogy at sea, military and security Neugebauer • Glen Carrigan orbit around our globe as we ger Patrick Smith says the radio agencies almost certainly do. It’s U.S. Representative — Home: 263-3207. speak, some of which can read silence “doesn’t startle me. possible a government ship, air- 19th Cong. District • Bobby my license plate and the logo on “It’s actually uncommon for plane or satellite captured some 1510 Scurry McDonald — Home: my golf shirt, it is baffling how there to be a distress message,” clues, as was the case when a Big Spring 263-4835. Work: 263- nobody anywhere has any visual he said. “It goes one of two ways. Soviet fighter jet brought down Phone: 432-264-0722 1234. record of where this jet ended The first is something happens Korean Air Lines Flight 007 in up. so catastrophically and so sud- 1983. • Raul Benavides I am smart enough to under- denly that there wasn’t time for “I would be very surprised if, STATE — Work: 267-2501. stand that our world is very big. it. Secondly, crews are trained on somebody’s radar data, this GOVERNMENT Our comprehension of the vast- so that communicating with the event was not recorded,” Joseph HOWARD COUNTY ness of the ocean in particular is ground is secondary to dealing said. That’s precisely what I am • RICK PERRY COMMISSIONERS limited unless one has explored with whatever urgency is at thinking. For the grieving fami- Governor it for many years. The one thing hand.” lies of those missing, I pray for State Capitol, Room • Mark Barr, that all researchers and inves- That might explain why the answers soon 2S.1 Co u n t y Ju d g e — Home tigators seem to agree on is that flight crew didn’t tell air traf- You may not agree with any- P.O. Box 12428 and Office: 264-2202. the plane is probably scattered fic control what was wrong, or thing I’ve said, but I column as I Austin, 78711 • Oscar Garcia — over a vast area of the South issue a call for help. But how is see ‘em. Home: 264-0026. China Sea, which would lend it possible that air traffic con- • DREW DARBY • Donnie Baker — credibility to the reported in- trol didn’t know exactly where Eddy Prince is senior pastor of ability to locate its wreckage and Flight 370 was when it went Grace Fellowship Church of God State Representative Home: 267-5325. bring closure to this mystery. down? Because it was over the in Big Spring. He can be reached Texas 72nd District • Jimmie Long — Even though it is very rare, ocean, that incomprehensibly by email at pastorprince@msn. P.O. Box 2910 Home: 466-0793. the possibility that an airliner massive area I previously men- com

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News in brief lied behind a much-younger challenger who prom- military official told The Associated Press, speak- Chile’s President Bachelet ised honest and ethical leadership. ing on condition of anonymity because of the sensi- cautious on tsunami threat as 8.2 D.C. Councilmember Muriel Bowser defeated tive nature of the information. quake kills 5 in northern Chile Gray in Tuesday’s Democratic mayoral primary, The military official described the Russian build- SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Authorities kept hun- leaving Gray to serve nine months as a lame duck up as “a complete combat force” that was highly dreds of thousands of people out of their beds ear- with potential criminal charges hanging over his threatening to Ukraine. ly Wednesday after a magnitude-8.2 earthquake head. struck off Chile’s northern coast. Five people were The defining moment of the election occurred crushed to death or suffered fatal heart attacks, a three weeks earlier in a courtroom. Federal pros- Looking to woo young evangelicals, remarkably low toll for such a powerful shift in the ecutors say Gray knew about an illegal $668,000 Sen. Ted Cruz heads to Jerry Earth’s crust. slush fund that helped him defeat incumbent Adri- Falwell’s Liberty University The extent of damage from Tuesday night’s quake an Fenty in 2010. Five people involved with his WASHINGTON (AP) — Possible presidential couldn’t be fully assessed before daybreak, Presi- previous campaign have pleaded guilty to felonies hopeful Ted Cruz is auditioning at one of the na- dent Michelle Bachelet said, but she wasn’t taking and the new allegations surfaced as part of a plea tion’s largest meetings of young evangelicals, a any chances. She declared a state of emergency in deal for the businessman who provided the illegal critical voting bloc for any Republican with White the region and sent a military plane with 100 anti- funds. House ambitions. riot police to join 300 soldiers deployed to prevent Gray has denied all wrongdoing and has not been The Texas senator and tea party favorite was to looting and round up escaped prisoners. charged with a crime. But his attorney has said he speak Wednesday before the student body of Lib- The shaking loosed landslides that blocked roads, is preparing for a possible indictment, and U.S. At- erty University, the Virginia school founded by knocked out power for thousands, damaged an air- torney Ronald Machen said the charges thus far the late Rev. Jerry Falwell. These sessions, which port and provoked fires that destroyed several busi- represent “the tip of the iceberg.” feature remarks from a campus visitor, prayer nesses. About 300 inmates escaped from a women’s Bowser pounced on Gray’s weakness earlier than and music, are favorite stops for potential White prison in the city of Iquique. In Arica, another city most. She launched her campaign little more than House contenders honing their message and trying close to the quake’s offshore epicenter, hospitals halfway through the mayor’s term, knocking on to build buzz among voters with great sway over treated minor injuries, and some homes made of doors around the city with a determination similar who will be chosen as the GOP’s next presidential adobe were destroyed, authorities said. Chilean In- to Fenty, her political mentor. nominee. terior Minister Rodrigo Penailillo announced the A visit also signals respect for the Christian uni- five deaths. NATO ministers order plan for versity and its formidable alumni network. Bachelet’s government extended its tsunami “Sen. Cruz has boldly and courageously defended warnings for northernmost Chile long after they reinforcing eastern security, the United States Constitution and the principles were lifted elsewhere. Its mandatory evacuation or- suspend cooperation with Russia of limited government our founders held dear even ders remained in effect until nearly dawn for coast- BRUSSELS (AP) — NATO foreign ministers when it meant opposing members of his own politi- al areas north of Antofogasta, a decision backed by moved Tuesday to beef up the defenses of front-line cal party,” university Chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii. alliance members feeling menaced by a more as- said in a statement. “We regard the coast line of Chile as still danger- sertive Russia, with Secretary of State John Kerry More than 100,000 students take classes on the ous, so we’re maintaining the warning,” geophysi- proclaiming the U.S. commitment to their security Lynchburg, Va., campus and online, making it the cist Gerard Fryer told The Associated Press. is “unwavering.” world’s largest Christian university. 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BIG Page 7 Sports SPRING HERALD Wednesday, April 2, 2014 Beltre sends Rangers past Phillies, 3-2 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) on a successful replay chal- third when Jim Joyce called view, which showed second single. — Adrian Beltre had the big lenge in a 3-2 victory against Cesar Hernandez safe on a baseman Donnie Murphy’s “From my vantage point, I hits after Texas manager Ron the Philadelphia Phillies on sacrifice bunt by Ben Revere. glove on Revere’s back as he thought he had him, really,” Washington made the right Tuesday night. Washington came out to talk caught the ball before a div- Washington said. call on replay twice in a mat- “The system worked today,” to the crew chief but didn’t ing Revere’s hand was back So did Murphy. ter of minutes. Beltre said. challenge. Replay showed the on the bag. “I knew that I caught the Beltre singled home Shin- It worked with a little help call was correct. Revere would have scored ball at the same time I was Soo Choo with the game win- from Washington’s instincts Moments later, Revere was on Ryan Howard’s double lat- tagging him,” Murphy said. ner in the ninth inning, drove during Philadelphia’s two- called safe at second base er in the inning, but instead “I had a gut feeling that he in his new teammate with a run sixth inning. by Cory Blaser on a pickoff only Jimmy Rollins came wasn’t at the base yet. I think tying double in the seventh, His first big decision was attempt by Martin Perez. home for a 2-0 lead. Rollins maybe what happened I and the Rangers saved a run not to challenge a play at Washington asked for the re- broke the scoreless tie with a See TEXAS, Page 13 Astros spoil Jeter’s last opening day with 6-2 win HOUSTON (AP) — Feldman allowed two Houston’s new addi- hits in 6 2-3 innings in tions sure made this his Houston debut after team look better than signing a three-year, $30 last year’s Astros in the million contract. season opener. Sabathia led the ma- Jesus Guzman and L.J. jors last season with Hoes homered off CC Sa- 122 runs allowed and bathia to help the Astros finished with a career- roll to a 6-2 win Tuesday worst 4.78 ERA. Things night in the first game went bad for him from of Derek Jeter’s farewell the start on Monday tour with the New York night in a matchup of Yankees. the league’s youngest Jeter’s final big league vs. oldest rosters. season began by being Fowler, traded from plunked on the left arm Colorado this offsea- by Scott Feldman and son, hit a leadoff double ended 1 for 3 with a sin- and scored on a one-out gle. The 13-time All-Star single by Jose Altuve who helped New York to that rolled just out of five World Series titles reach of a diving Jeter announced in February and into the outfield. his 20th season would be Altuve made it 2-0 when his last. he scored on a fielder’s The Astros added Dex- choice by Jason Castro ter Fowler, Feldman later in the inning. and Guzman to improve Things got worse for a team coming off three Sabathia when Guzman straight 100-loss seasons launched the first pitch and that dropped the he saw with the Astros last 15 games of 2013 to into left-center field for Tony Claxton photos (www.claxtonphotography.com) finish with a franchise- a two-run homer to push worst 111 losses. On the the lead to 4-0. The real date ... first day, it worked. Hoes — making his Haegan Rodriguez drives a pitch into center for a hit during a recent Big Spring High School “All those guys con- opening day debut — baseball game at Steer Park. Big Spring, which is currently third in the District 4-3A race, tributed,” manager Bo opened the second in- will return to action on Friday when they host No. 9-ranked Abilene Wylie at Steer Park, Porter said of the first- ning with a home run to beginning at 7 p.m. year Astros. “Dexter the Crawford Boxes in Fowler started it off left field. Fowler’s sec- with the deep ball to cen- ond double came with ter field, Guzie with the one out and he scored big two-run homer, and on a two-out single by again Scott Feldman was Altuve to push the lead IOC president meets tremendous tonight.” to 6-0. Fowler had two dou- Sabathia allowed eight Saudi Olympic chief bles as Houston jumped hits and six runs in six RIYADH, Saudi Arabia in the Olympic Games on Sabathia for six runs innings. (AP) — IOC President and in sport in general,” in the first two innings. Thomas Bach offered the IOC said in a state- his support Wednesday ment. for increasing the par- Saudi women are Curry leads Warriors ticipation of female ath- largely banned from par- letes from Saudi Arabia ticipating in sports in past Mavericks, 122-120 in the Olympics. the kingdom, although DALLAS (AP) — Ste- tied at 120, setting the Bach held talks in Ri- there are several soc- phen Curry and Klay stage for Curry’s win- yadh with Prince Nawaf cer and basketball clubs Thompson combined ning move. He dribbled Faisal Fahd bin Abdul- that play in clandestine for a couple of clutch the ball to the left side of Aziz, an IOC member leagues. After prolonged jumpers, and Jermaine the court and hit from 20 and president of the na- negotiations with the O’Neal stepped up on feet. tional Olympic commit- IOC, Saudi Arabia sent both sides of the floor. “I had missed a couple tee in the ultra-conser- women to the Olympics It was that kind of in regulation and a cou- vative Muslim country. for the first time in 2012, night for the Golden ple in overtime that I felt The International with two female athletes State Warriors. were good, so I just knew Olympic Committee competing at the Lon- Curry made a tiebreak- to keep shooting it, and said the two discussed don Games. ing jumper in the final thankfully it went in,” a strategy for sports de- Saudi Arabia hopes to second of overtime, lift- Curry said. velopment in the coun- increase women’s par- ing Golden State to a Jose Calderon, who try through 2020. ticipation at the 2016 122-120 victory over the made a big 3-pointer in “President Bach prom- Games in Rio de Janeiro Dallas Mavericks on overtime to give Dal- ised full support for the by introducing better Tuesday. las a 120-118 lead, found plan, which also includ- training, particularly at “Incredible win for himself 1-on-1 with the ed proposals to increase the university level, the us,” coach Mark Jack- Warriors’ point guard. women’s participation IOC said. son said. “We had ev- “That’s not the first erything going against time he made that shot,” us. They had all the mo- Calderon said. “It was JH track meet slated mentum. Guys really pretty close.” Tony Claxton photos (www.claxtonphotography.com) stepped up and made The Mavericks called for April 5 in Snyder plays.” timeout, but the in- Curry had 23 points bounds pass failed to The Big Spring Junior der. The meet will be Back in action ... and 10 rebounds. connect as time ran out. High School boys’ and held the Snyder High Mariah Sarmiento hits a ball during a Thompson led the War- Dirk Nowitzki led Dal- girls’ track and field School track. recent Big Spring Lady Steers’ home riors with 27 points, and las with 33 points and 11 teams will compete in The meet will get un- game. The Lady Steers, who were idle O’Neal finished with 20 rebounds. He had 16 in the District 4-3A Junior der at 10 a.m. with the on Tuesday evening due to testing at the points and eight boards. the Mavericks’ 41-point High Track and Field boys’ and girls’ 2,400-me- school, will return to action on Friday. O’Neal blocked a Dal- second quarter. Meet Saturday in Sny- ter run. las shot with the game BIG SPRING HERALD 8 C LASSIFIED Wednesday, April 2, 2014

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BEETLE BAILEY Big Sp r i n g He r a l d Wednesday, April 2, 2014 Sp o r t s 13 SCOREBOARD SMU rallies by Clemson in semifinals BASKETBALL Philadelphia 1 1 .500 1 NEW YORK (AP) — forward to.” tion Sunday. Mustangs were one of NBA New York 0 1 .000 1½ Larry Brown already is Nic Moore added 13 “We had a disappoint- the final schools left out EASTERN CONFERENCE Central Division the only head coach to points and Nick Russell ment two weeks ago,” of the 68-team field. But W L Pct GB Atlantic Division win both an NCAA and scored 10 for the Mus- Brown said. “But it was they were given a No. 1 Pittsburgh 1 0 1.000 — W L Pct GB St. Louis 1 0 1.000 — NBA championship. tangs (27-9), who will a phenomenal oppor- seed in the NIT and have x-Toronto 42 32 .568 — Milwaukee 1 1 .500 ½ Now he has a chance to play Minnesota for the tunity for our program taken full advantage x-Brooklyn 40 33 .548 1½ Chicago 0 1 .000 1 add the NIT to his exten- crown Thursday night. and for our kids to play of it with four straight New York 32 43 .427 10½ Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 sive resume — in his old The Gophers advanced in this environment.” wins — three on their Boston 23 51 .311 19 West Division backyard, no less. with a 67-64 overtime By all accounts, the home court. Philadelphia 16 58 .216 26 W L Pct GB Southeast Division Los Angeles 3 1 .750 — Markus Kennedy win over Florida State. W L Pct GB San Diego 1 1 .500 1 scored 21 points, includ- The 73-year-old y-Miami 51 22 .699 — San Francisco 1 1 .500 1 ing the clinching three- Brown, who was born in Washington 38 36 .514 13½ Arizona 1 3 .250 2 point play, and SMU Brooklyn and grew up Charlotte 36 38 .486 15½ Colorado 0 2 .000 2 rallied from 13 down in in nearby Long Beach, Atlanta 32 41 .438 19 Monday’s Games Orlando 21 53 .284 30½ Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 0, 10 innings the second half to beat is old enough to remem- Central Division Wash. 9, N.Y. Mets 7, 10 innings Clemson 65-59 Tuesday ber when the NIT was W L Pct GB Philadelphia 14, Texas 10 night, sending its Hall the premier college y-Indiana 52 23 .693 — Milwaukee 2, Atlanta 0 of Fame coach into the basketball tournament x-Chicago 42 32 .568 9½ St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 0 NIT title game at Madi- around. The former New Cleveland 30 45 .400 22 Miami 10, Colorado 1 Detroit 27 47 .365 24½ San Francisco 9, Arizona 8 son Square Garden. York Knicks coach has Milwaukee 14 60 .189 37½ Tuesday’s Games “I love this place,” directed quite a turn- WESTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Dodgers 3, San Diego 2 Brown said. “I wanted around in two seasons Southwest Division Miami 4, Colorado 3 our guys to experience at SMU, snubbed by the W L Pct GB Texas 3, Philadelphia 2 what I grew up looking NCAA tourney on Selec- x-San Antonio 58 16 .784 — Atlanta 5, Milwaukee 2 Houston 49 24 .671 8½ Arizona 5, San Francisco 4 Memphis 44 30 .595 14 Wednesday’s Games Dallas 44 31 .587 14½ Atlanta at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. Basketball coach pleads New Orleans 32 42 .432 26 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Northwest Division Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. W L Pct GB St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. guilty in car theft ring x-Okla. City 54 19 .740 — Washington at Mets, 7:10 p.m. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Prosecutors say Smith Portland 48 27 .640 7 Philadelphia at Texas, 8:05 p.m. The women’s basket- and 20 other people Minnesota 36 37 .493 18 San Fran. at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Denver 32 42 .432 22½ ball coach at Highland — mostly from the St. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Community College in Louis area — stole or Utah 23 52 .307 32 Thursday’s Games Pacific Division Chicago at Pitt., 12:35 p.m. northeast Kansas plead- fraudulently obtained W L Pct GB St. Louis at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. ed guilty to being part of vehicles in Missouri, x-LA Clippers 53 22 .707 — Colorado at Miami, 12:40 p.m. a car theft ring. Iowa, Illinois and Indi- Golden State 46 28 .622 6½ Wash. at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. William Smith plead- ana. They then staged Phoenix 44 30 .595 8½ San Fran. at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. Sacramento 26 48 .351 26½ ed guilty Tuesday to accidents and filed false L.A. Lakers 25 48 .342 27 TRANSACTIONS one count of conspiracy theft reports to obtain x-clinched playoff spot BASEBALL and five counts of mail insurance money. y-clinched division American League fraud. Monday’s Games NEW YORK YANKEES — San Ant. 103, Indiana 77 Placed INF Brendan Ryan on the Charlotte 100, Wash. 94 15-day DL, retroactive to March full count, Phillies man- Miami 93, Toronto 83 22. Selected the contract of INF ager Ryne Sandberg Detroit 116, Milwaukee 111 Yangervis Solarte from Scranton- TEXAS Atlanta 103, Phila. 95 Wilkes-Barre (IL). Designated INF went to right-hander Chicago 94, Boston 80 Eduardo Nunez for assignment. Continued from Page 7 B.J. Rosenberg. Beltre Clippers 114, Minn. 104 OAKLAND ATHLETICS the umpire a little bit singled softly to right- Sac. 102, New Orleans 97 — Assigned RHP Fernando just because of how the center field, scoring Memphis 94, Denver 92 Rodriguez to Sacramento (PCL) throw was.” New York 92, Utah 83 Choo without a throw. for a rehab assignment. Choo reached base Tuesday’s Games TEXAS RANGERS — New Texas closer Joa- Brooklyn 105, Houston 96 Designated C Chris Gimenez for for the fourth time on a kim Soria got the win Golden State 122, Dallas 120, assignment. Selected the contract four-pitch walk to start with a perfect ninth in- OT of RHP Daniel McCutchen from the ninth against Phil- ning in his season de- Portland at Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Round Rock (PCL). Assigned lies left-hander Mario Wednesday’s Games but. LHP Michael Kirkman outright to Hollands (0-1), who was Cleveland at Orlando, 7 p.m. Round Rock. 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National League East Division W L Pct GB Miami 2 0 1.000 — Washington 1 0 1.000 ½ Atlanta 1 1 .500 1 251763 Big Sp r i n g He r a l d 14 Sp o r t s Wednesday, April 2, 2014 SPORTS BRIEFS Maryland reaches women’s Final Four LOUISVILLE, Ky. back, crazy, wild clutch Thomas scored 22 staying grounded and Local Sports (AP) — The final three shots,” Lexie Brown points and grabbed 13 we’ll continue to stay seconds felt like forever said of Louisville’s star rebounds as Maryland true to ourselves.” JV baseball games rescheduled for the Maryland Terra- senior. “So for her to, it (28-6) reached its fourth Schimmel finished On starting time for the Big Spring High School junior pins. was a great look, and all Final Four all-time. The with 31 points with the varsity Black and Gold baseball games on Saturday against Alyssa Thomas could I could do was pray that Terrapins pulled off final shot of her career Abilene Wylie have been changed. Accordiong to the BSHS only watch from her it didn’t go in.” their second straight a miss. Athletic Department, the Black squad’s game will start at 10 back as Shoni Schim- Maryland had been up upset in Louisville with “I was actually kind of a.m. and Gold’s game will play at noon. mel’s potential game- 12 with 2:03 left when this victory much hard- open for me to take that tying 3-pointer flew to Louisville went on a fu- er in essentially a home shot,” Schimmel said. CGA to hold 4-man scramble the basket before harm- rious rally. Maryland game for the third-seed- “We perfected it, the ball The Chicano Golf Association will be holding a 4-man lessly clanging off the coach Brenda Frese ed Cardinals, with a just didn’t go in. The one scramble on April 13. Sign-ups will begin at 8:30 a.m. and back rim and setting off even took a timeout after crowd of 14,002 mostly that didn’t go in was the run through 9:30 a.m. A shotgun start will be held at 10 a.m. a wild celebration by Thomas, her All-Ameri- in Louisville red. last shot I wanted. But it at the Comanche Trail Golf Course. There will be a blind the Terps. can, hit only one of two Even though Frese just didn’t fall. Nothing draw for teams Closest to the Pin on all Par 3’s. Yes, Maryland is head- free throws with 3.5 sec- said she’d just picture much you can do about Entry fee is $25. Mulligans can be purchased for $5. ed back to the Final Four onds left, and Frese let all the red inside the that.” for the first time since her Terrapins decide KFC Yum! Center as Louisville (33-5) Cancer Scramble to be April 26-27 they won it all back in whether to foul or play Maryland faithful no missed a chance for a The 2014 Cancer Scramble Golf Tournament will be held 2006 after holding off defense. The Terrapins matter how loud they second straight Final on April 26-27 at the Big Spring Country Club golf course. Louisville 76-73 Tues- chose to double-team screamed, the Terrapins Four with the Cardi- Proceeds from the event will benefit the American Cancer day night at the buzzer Schimmel and tried to moved their bench onto nals’ season ending shy Society-Relay For Life. in the Cardinals’ home get a hand up. the floor almost into the of the national champi- The tournament will be a 4-person scramble. Players can arena. “Obviously, it paid off paint during timeouts. onship game they lost a make their own team or be assigned to a team. Field will be flighted by first round score. Prizes will be awarded for “She had hit back-to- for us,” Frese said. “To be able to pull off year ago. the Longest Drive and Closest to Pin, as well as to the first-, this upset, it’s easy to “It’s no question our second, and third-place teams in each flight. Prizes will be say a team should win goal was to get to Nash- in the form of BSCC Golf Shop Gift Certificates. on their home court,” ville, and unfortunately Entry fee is $80 per player, plus $26 cart fee (private carts Montgomery signs Frese said. “But this we fell a game short,” are welcome) team just keeps believ- Louisville coach Jeff To enter call the Big Spring Country Club at (432) 267- deal with Denver ing and they just keep Walz said. 5354. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. from 2007-08. (AP) — The Denver During his career, Handicap tourney set for Sat. Broncos and free agent Montgomery has started Dr. Rudy Haddad The Chicano Golf Association’s Individual Handicap center Will Montgomery 46 games at center, 10 at Board Certified in Urology Tournament will be held on Saturday. The entry fee is $25 have agreed to terms on right guard and seven at per person, Mulligans are available at $5. a 1-year deal. left guard. Fellow American College of Surgeons Registration for the tournament will be from 8:30 a.m. Montgomery is a ninth- The Broncos are shuf- to 9:30 a.m.the day of the event. The first tee time will be year pro who played the fling their offensive line 9:30 a.m. The pairings for the tournament will be random, last five seasons with this offseason. They al- Adults and Pediatrics and a Closest to the Pin award contest will be held on Par the Washington Red- lowed left guard Zane 3 holes. Urology First, second and third will be awarded for lowest skins. He was drafted Beadles to leave for rounds. by Carolina in 2006 out Jacksonville in free of Virginia Tech when agency and might move Flu Shots Players sought for new league Broncos coach John Fox center Manny Ramirez Available Now was Panthers coach. He over to make room for Men’s softball could be players from the Midland and also played for the Jets Montgomery. - Office Treatment of Enlarged Odessa area looking to restart the men’s fastpitch league. Prostate Profile(instead of Surgery) Players and pitchers are being sought. - Urinary Bladder Control If the league forms, games would be played at Cotton Jackson to sign with Redskins Problem with Medication Mize field. (Simple Outpatient Procedure Available) WASHINGTON (AP) was signing with the For more info call Dave Parker at (432) 634-6474 or email - Kidney Stones with Laser & him at [email protected] — The Washington Red- Redskins. Shockwave Technology Available skins made their biggest Jackson also broadcast Locally 24/7 Lady Steers’ game changed move yet of the offseason the news, tweeting: “ITS - Sexual Dysfunction Tuesday night, adding GOIN DOWN !! BUR- - Low Testosterone Syndrome The Big Spring Lady Steers’ varsity and junior varsity soft- three-time Pro Bowl re- GUNDY & GOLD”. ball District 4-3A games with Monahans that were originally - Vasectomies been scheduled for April 17 have been changed, According ceiver DeSean Jackson He arrived in the D.C. to the BSHS Athletic Department, the games will now be less than a week after he area Monday night and played on Friday, April 18. was released by the rival spent much of Tuesday (432) 714-4600 The starting times for the games will be 5 p.m. and 7 Philadelphia Eagles. at Redskins Park while 1501 W. 11th Place Suite 103 p.m. Jackson’s publicist his agent negotiated 220755 Big Spring, Tx 79720 tweeted that Jackson with the front office.