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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Sewer line study on Clovis agenda ❏ Officials will also 60/84 improvements. include: Nov. 17 veteran’s resource day. The purchase a new salt/sand spreader. The commission will also have a ■ Final approval of an ordinance item includes a request to waive the ■ A request for a Golden Gloves discuss CATS study. brief discussion regarding its study that would establish the municipal $250 rental fee. Boxing tournament 6 p.m.-10 p.m. session last week on the Clovis judge salary as 85 percent of a mag- ■ A $6,000 budget transfer to Dec. 2 at Roy Walker Recreation BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Area Transit System. Assistant City istrate judge’s salary. The salary replace a zero turn radius mower. Center. The organizers have agreed Manager Claire Burroughes said a change — from $67,675 to The current mower needs $2,000 in to provide insurance and security, CLOVIS — The Clovis City pair of citizens who use CATS $71,696.80 annually — would be repairs, but it can be traded in for obtain a food permit and pay the Commission looks to have a light wanted to address the commission effective following the 2018 munic- $1,800 credit toward a new mower. gym rental fee of $250. agenda for its 5:15 p.m. meeting to discuss fixed routes and thank the ipal election. ■ Designation of 500 Hull as an ■ A pair of proclamations will be today, with only one item under the city for taking a look at the issue. ■ A request from the United Way unsafe structure and authorization presented, marking Nov. 6-11 as regular agenda — a $54,000 sewer Consent agenda and proclama- of Eastern New Mexico to use Roy of abatement. Veterans Week and Dec. 16 as line study in association with U.S. tion items on Thursday’s agenda Walker Recreation Center for a ■ A $10,000 budget transfer to Wreaths Across America Day.

SEASON’S CHANGING CCC board approves phlebotomy course fees ❏ Program to consist of four classes worth 10 credits to be taken in one semester. By Jamie Cushman STAFF WRITER [email protected] CLOVIS — The morning after vampires walked the streets on Halloween night, Clovis Community College decided to do some blood drawing of its own. At the CCC Board of Trustees regular monthly meeting on Wednesday morning the board unanimously approved fees asso- ciated with a new phlebotomy course to be offered by the Allied Health Department starting in the spring. Executive Vice President Robin Jones said the program will consist of four classes totaling 10 credits, which must all be taken during the same semester. There are $300 of fees associated with the new program. Jones said the program can likely service about 12 to 15 students in the first semester but could expand in the future. Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Also at Wednesday’s meeting: ■ Ray Dant of Clovis takes down his Halloween decorations Wednesday afternoon in front of his home on Wrangler Way. Dant Director of Financial Aid April Chavez presented the board with the annual finan- said he wasn’t going to put up decorations this year but gave in to pressure from his grandchildren. cial aid report for 2016-17. According to the report, CCC students received nearly $5 million in aid during the 2016-17 school year. Federal funds account- ed for 83 percent of the total aid. Police: Truck attack suspect cited ISIS CCC awarded $3.4 million in grant aid to approximately 1,000 students, over ❏ Authorities say he planned for weeks, $360,000 in scholarships to approximately 250 students, over $200,000 in student followed group’s online instructions. employment to approximately 100 students and $881,091 in loans to approximately 200 By Colleen Long sioner for intelligence. students during the 2016-17 school year, the and Jennifer Peltz “He did this in the name of report showed. ISIS” and seems to have plotted The board unanimously approved the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS it “for a number of weeks” and financial actions report for the first quarter NEW YORK — The Uzbek conducted reconnaissance, of fiscal year 2018. immigrant accused of mowing Miller said. “He appears to have College President Becky Rowley said people down along a bike path followed, almost exactly to a T, each quarter the board must approve the went on the deadly rental-truck the instructions that ISIS has put report and then submit it to the New Mexico rampage “in the name of ISIS” out.” Higher Education Department to show the In the past few years, the and planned it for weeks, closely school is in good financial standing. Islamic State has exhorted fol- The board unanimously — Chairman following the extremist group’s lowers online to use vehicles, Arnold Martinez was absent — approved online instructions, police said knives or other close-at-hand the transfer of nearly $40,000 from the col- Wednesday. means of killing people in their New York Daily News: Andrew Savulich lege to the CCC Foundation. Investigators, meanwhile, home countries. England, France Rowley said the money was originally questioned Sayfullo Saipov in Police walk past mangled bikes after a gunman emerged and Germany have all seen dead- from a crashed Home Depot rental truck and opened fire after given to the school to provide scholarships, his hospital bed, working to ly vehicle attacks since mid- which will still be the case after the transfer, apparently plowing down bike riders Tuesday on a Lower extract information about the 2016. and that by moving the funds to the CCC attack that killed eight people A November 2016 issue of the Manhattan bike path. Foundation the donations will accrue more Tuesday near the World Trade group’s online magazine detailed interest. Jersey, said he had seen the sus- been investigated. Center memorial. Saipov, 29, features that an attack truck or The board unanimously approved the was shot by a police officer after van should have, suggested rent- pect and two friends using the In Tuesday’s attack, Saipov renewal of CCC’s health insurance policy jumping from his Home Depot ing such a vehicle and recom- same model of rented truck sev- drove his speeding truck for with Blue Cross/Blue Shield. The renewal pickup. mended targeting crowded eral times in the past three weeks. nearly a mile along a bike path, rate included an 8 percent premium He left behind knives and streets and outdoor gatherings, It was not clear whether running down cyclists and pedes- increase. notes, handwritten in Arabic, that according to the SITE Saipov had been on authorities’ trians, then crashed into a school CCC offers the voluntary health insurance said in essence that the Islamic Intelligence Group, a militant- radar. Miller said Saipov had bus, authorities said. He was shot to employees and retirees and Director of State group, or ISIS, “would monitoring agency. never been the subject of a crim- in the abdomen after he jumped Human Resources Gay Goettsch said about endure forever,” said John Carlos Batista, a neighbor of inal investigation but appears to 70 to 80 percent of those eligible participate Miller, deputy police commis- Saipov’s in Paterson, New have links to people who have ATTACK on Page 3A in the plan.

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Information: IElementary, you might described the principle: eagerly responded, whether Information: 575-356-3940 806-251-1511 hear the teacher calling out, Kleyn- “Teachers at every level to a teacher or fellow stu- ■ Toddler Time and Preschool “Class, Class;” immediately Kennedy share the same difficulties: dent presenting confidently Story Hour — 10 a.m. at Clovis- Monday after which you'll hear the ◆ students lack discipline, to the whole class. Carver Public Library. Combined ■ Saxophone studio recital — entire class respond, “Yes, Clovis background knowledge and When I asked fifth-grade age groups. Information: 575-769- 7 p.m. at Buchanan Hall, Eastern Yes!” in exactly the same Municipal problem-solving skills … teacher Roxanne Mitchell if 7840 New Mexico University. Admission: tone. Sometimes there are Schools our goal is to create peace- these strategies took a lot Free. Information: 575-562-1011 funny variations, such as, ful classrooms full of order- of time away from instruc- Friday ■ Stitch Addicts — 1:30 p.m. at “Class-osaurus!” to which successful from kinder- ly fun. Tens of thousands of tion, she said: “Not at all. ■ Blood drive — 12:30 p.m.- Clovis-Carver Public Library. they reply, “Yes-osaurus!” garten through college. It is educators around the world In fact, we’re able to cover 4:30 p.m. at Wheatfields Senior Crochet lesson: Tree skirt. or “Class-ity-class!” with highly interactive, with stu- believe we’re on the right a lot more ground because Living Community. Information: Information: 575-763-9687 575-625-9743 “Yess-ity-yes!” dents taking on an active track.” everyone is so focused.” Matthew Vetterly, princi- role. For example, after the There’s no cost to this Remarkable. Peeking in Wednesday Saturday ■ “Proof” — 7 p.m. play at pal at Sandia, said the entire teacher teaches, and says, unique instructional system; the last classroom on my ■ school was now on board no subscriber fee; the con- way out, I heard a third- Surviving the holidays sem- University Theatre Center, Eastern “Teach!” with some ges- inar with a unique interactive cepts are freely shared; and, grade teacher say, “Wow! — 9 a.m.-11 a.m. grief support New Mexico University. Tickets: $5 ture, including variation in at Central Baptist Church, 2501 N. system of instruction, called while there are official Let’s celebrate with a one- general, current students free. expression, the kids Norris St. Clovis. Information: 575- whole-brain teaching. training sessions for a fee, second party!” Students Information: 575-562-2711 respond exactly the same 762-4727 Fifth-grade teacher there are lots of freebies responded with raised “jazz ■ Scouts food bank fundrais- way, and turn to their part- Ongoing Christine Seidel previously available. hands” and “Wooooo!” then er — 9 a.m. pickup of non-perish- ner and paraphrase what ■ Artist of the month — Art attended training at another Wandering throughout went right back to reading. able food items from your doorstep. was taught. Moments later, from Portales Escalera Art Guild district, and after sharing it Sandia, peeking in on Donations may also be dropped off Group will be on exhibit all month at with her principal, Vetterly the teacher will say, kindergarten through fifth- Cindy Kleyn-Kennedy is at the food bank, 2177 E. Brady rolled it out to the whole “Switch!” and students grade classes, all I saw the instructional technolo- Street, Clovis. Information: Clovis-Carver Public Library. switch roles. gy coordinator for the Information: 575-762-6359 school. were lively, but orderly [email protected] ■ The theory is teaching the There are ground rules, classes with students not Clovis Municipal Schools om Fabula Animalis exhibit — way the brain learns. easy to digest; lots of ges- only fully engaged but also and can be reached at: ■ Toss No Mas highway trash Through Nov. 21 at Runnels Developed at the college tures incorporated through- actively involved. Given cindy.kleynkennedy cleanup — 9 a.m. start at the Gallery, ENMU. Admission: Free. Memorial Building, Portales. Information: 575-562-1011 level, it has been extremely out, as mnemonic devices the strategies used, between @clovis-schools.org ■ Information: 575-356-6662 option 1 Coat drive — Through Nov. ■ Kids Fishin’ Clinic — 9 a.m.- 20 with drop-off locations in 2 p.m. at Oasis State Park, Portales at Memorial Building, Education digest Portales. Lunch served after clinic. Recreation Center, First United Free event. Please register child Methodist Church, City Hall. Clovis students Lopez, Maggie Land, Ashley Maldonado, and guardian. 575-356-5331 Accepting new or gently used Colby Coiner, Jonathan Palmer, Angel ■ American Legion Auxiliary coats, blankets and winter acces- take choir honors Sena, Glen Southard, Ryan Marez and breakfast — 7 a.m.-11 a.m. at Post sories. Information: 575-356-6662 Thirty students from Clovis High and the Christian Fox were selected for the mixed 25, 2400 W. Seventh Street, Clovis. CHS Freshman Academy were selected for choir. $7 adults, $3 kids. Information: 575- The events calendar is a daily the 2018 New Mexico Music Educators 763-5392 listing of area events. To place an Association All-State Choir, according to a item on the calendar, call the news release from Clovis Municipal Clovis FFA team Sunday newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- Schools. earns silver ■ Annual turkey dinner — mail: 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. CST at St. [email protected] Students auditioned on Oct. 13 at Eastern Members of the Clovis Future Farmers of New Mexico University and those selected America, competing in the National FFA qualify to attend the All-State Music Parliamentary Procedure Contest and Conference and Concert at the University Convention, earned a silver rating and top 20 of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque, Meetings calendar ranking in the country, according to a press scheduled Jan. 10-13. ■ release from Clovis Municipal Schools. Today Curry County Commission CHS Freshman Academy students Dara ■ Clovis City Commission — — 9 a.m. in commission room at Brammer, Kyree Kennard and Mililani Jack Palla, Tanner Duncan, Anthony 5:15 p.m. in North Annex at Clovis- county administration building. Woznick were selected for the treble choir Sharer, Aaron Reid, Casity Flowers, Hailey Carver Public Library. Information: Information: 575-763-6016 and Kiara Cox, Marcos Lopez, Jacob Perkins, Marie Albin, Catherine Hisel and 575-769-7828 Martin and Joshua Martin were selected for Deanne Guthrie competed in the event in Wednesday the mixed choir. Indianapolis from Oct. 23 through Sunday. Friday ■ Planning and Zoning CHS students Lauren Martin, Lilly Sharer scored high enough to be certified ■ ENMU Board of Regents — Commission — 3 p.m. at city hall, as an accredited parliamentarian, the release 9:30 a.m. at Roswell campus, 52 Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 Medrano, Alejandra Lopez, Dariana ■ Romero, Adara Walker, Layla Walley, said. University Blvd. Information: 575- Portales MainStreet Board Jadan Anderson, Cielo Rodriguez, Heather 624-7000 — 5:30 p.m. at the Yam Theatre, Education Digest is compiled by Portales. Information: 575-226- Starbuck, Tony Betts, James Woloszyn, Tuesday 3783 Eastern New Mexico News staff. Contact Jordan Arguello and Efren Bocanegra III ■ Roosevelt County were selected for the treble choir. Jamie Cushman at: Commission — 9 a.m. in commis- This calendar is a daily listing CHS students Alexis Arguello, Adriana [email protected] sion room at county courthouse. of area public meetings. To place Information: 575-356-5307 an item on the calendar, call the ■ Civil Aviation Board — 6 newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- p.m. at Clovis Municipal Airport. mail: ENMU contract up for approval Information: 575-769-7890 [email protected]

BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS ENMU Roswell campus. ing, scheduled to begin at The project will save 9:30 a.m. in the Campus ROSWELL — A con- ENMU $405,000 per year Union Building of the tract for a campus-wide in utility costs, according ENMU Roswell campus: NOV. 2 energy savings project, to ENMU Vice President ■ A sabbatical request valued at $4.5 million, of Business Affairs Scott for ENMU professor Jason On this date ... will be up for approval at Smart. Paulk. Pearl Amelia ■ 1987: Friday’s Eastern New According to a summary Approval of the 2018- “Pat” Thomas, a kinder- Mexico University Board of the project’s cost, it was 2019 holiday schedule for garten teacher at of Regents meeting on the developed after an audit the Portales campus. Lockwood Elementary and consists of 20 separate ■ A compensation School in Clovis, was energy conservation meas- increase of 3 percent for selected as the New ures. all full and part-time Mexico Teacher of the Financing for the project employees on the ENMU- Year. The winning teachers has been secured through Roswell campus. vention of school failure, a the New Mexico Finance ■ Approval of an agree- from all 50 states were invited to a national sym- preschool screening pro- Authority, Smart said. ment between ENMU and gram. Also at Friday’s meet- non-profit corporation posium in Florida on STC.UNM to secure excellence in education, where they were joined by 1957: A ribbon cutting patent rights for two one outstanding secondary and two building dedica- inventions by ENMU fac- school principal from each tions were held in conjunc- Lottery ulty. tion with homecoming at ■ state. Tuesday Amendments to the Thomas was slated to Eastern New Mexico constitution of Associated speak at the symposium University in Portales. Students of Eastern New about “Invent America!,” a Members of the board of Mega Millions Mexico University, the national program to regents cut the ribbon on 6 28 31 52 53 university’s student gov- increase emphasis on the new Music Building, ernment organization. inventions, and early pre- which featured 75 rooms, Megaball: 12 including a large rehearsal Megaplier: 4 hall, a recording studio, classrooms, private offices, Markets and student lounges. Chaves Hall, a 64-room Dow Jones: 23,435.01 +57.77 (+0.25%) residence for male stu- Gold: 1,275.83/oz Silver: 17.14/oz Oil: 54.28/barrel dents, and Harding Hall, a Closing Quotes The Coca-Cola Co 45.80 25-room residence for Altria Group Inc 64.70 Southwest Airlines Co 53.99 female students, were also AT&T Inc. 33.55 McDonald's Corporation 166.37 Atmos Energy Corporation 86.97 Merck & Co., Inc. 55.34 dedicated during festivi- Bank of America Corp 27.53 Microsoft Corporation 83.18 ties. Chaves Hall had Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 62.16 Newmont Mining Corp 35.69 recently been completed, Citigroup Inc 74.03 PepsiCo, Inc. 110.13 PNM Resources Inc 42.50 Chevron Corporation 115.90 while Harding Hall had Sears Holdings Corp 5.13 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 50.35 Tenneco Inc 58.26 been in use for a year. Edison International 79.08 Verizon Communications Inc. 47.83 Exxon Mobil Corporation 83.87 Washington Federal Inc. 34.50 Pages Past is compiled Ford Motor Company 12.35 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 67.01 General Electric Company 20.02 Wells Fargo & Co 56.21 by Betty Williamson. GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 36.20 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 87.94 Contact her at: Int’l Business Machines Corp. 154.03 Xcel Energy Inc 49.23 Intel Corporation 46.71 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com [email protected]

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Attack Obituaries from Page 1A Death notices Funerals out of the vehicle brandishing two air guns, one in each Richard Waters Donna Doolittle Jess Weaks Today hand, and yelling “God is Richard Waters, 58, of Donna Doolittle, 63, of Jess Weaks, 56, of Tucumcari, died Wednesday, Oct. 25, Ervin Stidham — 10 great!” in Arabic, they said. Clovis, died Monday, Oct. Broadview, died Sunday, 2017, at his home. a.m. at Prince Street Baptist In addition to those killed, 30, 2017, in Clovis. Oct. 29, 2017, at University He was born Dec. 18, 1960, in Tulia, Texas. Church, Clovis 12 people were injured. He was born Nov. 4, Medical Center in Lubbock. Services: 2:30 p.m Nov. 11 at Quay County Fair Barns in Leroy Lucero — 10 a.m. The aftermath took a politi- 1958, in Weatherford, She was born Sept. 27, Tucumcari. at St. Helen Catholic cal turn Wednesday when Texas. 1954, in Clovis. Information: 575-762-4435 Church, Portales President Donald Trump Services: 10:30 a.m. Services: 10 a.m. Mitch DeGroot — 11 slammed the visa lottery pro- Friday at Central Baptist Saturday at 21st Street a.m. at The Chapel, Clovis gram that Saipov used to Church in Clovis. Church of Christ in Clovis. Donna Gayle Doolittle Friday Information: 575-763- Burial will follow at Lawn September 27, 1954 – October 29, 2017 Richard Waters — 10:30 come to the U.S. in 2010. Donna Gayle Doolittle of Trump called the program “a 5541 Haven Memorial Gardens. a.m. at Central Baptist Broadview, NM died Sun- Church, Clovis Chuck Schumer beauty,” a Information: 575-762- day, October 29, 2017 at the reference to the Senate’s top 4435 age of 63 at the University Rev. Lester McDonald Democrat. Medical Center in Lubbock, — 2 p.m. at Steed-Todd The program dates to 1990, TX. Funeral Home, Clovis when Republican President Richard A. “Rick” Waters Donna was born Septem- Saturday George H.W. Bush signed it November 4, 1958 – October 30, 2017 ber 27, 1954 in Clovis, NM Donna Doolittle —10 Richard A. (Rick) Waters, to Joe Roy and Joyce Lee a.m. at 21st Street Church of as part of a bipartisan immi- Davis. She married Tommy gration bill. Trump called on passed away, October 30, Christ, Clovis 2017, at the age of 58 Doolittle September 14, Jimmy Elliott — 2 p.m. Congress to eliminate it, say- 1973 in Clovis, NM. She was years. He was born on at Third and Kilgore Church ing, “We have to get much November 4, 1958, in blessed with two children; tougher, much smarter and Trent (Heather) Doolittle and of Christ in Portales Weatherford, TX, to Dickie Nov. 11 less politically correct.” and Vivian Waters. Shayla (Tim) Slatunas, and Schumer, who represents Rick graduated from Clo- five granddaughters; Jayden Jess Weaks — 2:30 p.m. New York, said in a statement vis High School in 1977. Slatunas, Payten Slatunas, McKenzie Doolittle, Ainzley at Quay County Fair Barns, He was in business for Doolittle, and Linzey Doolittle. Tucumcari that he has always believed She moved to the Broadview area in 2001 where she that immigration “is good for many years with his Dad, made her home. She loved the open outdoors where she America,” and he accused the Dickie Waters, at W&W could play and be with her granddaughters. She loved to president of “politicizing and Masonry. He has also garden, work in her flower bed, and be around her animals. dividing” the country. been in construction, and Donna was a lifetime member of the 21st Street Church of for the past 6 years, has Christ and a member of Grady Extension Club. New York Gov. Andrew served as manager at Cuomo said Saipov appeared Survivors include her husband; Tommy Doolittle of the Westbrook Glass. home, son; Trent (Heather) Doolittle of Las Cruces, NM, to have acted alone after He was a devoted family daughter; Shayla (Tim) Slatunas of Peralta, NM, sister; becoming radicalized while in man and loved them with Karen (Greg) Burns of Clovis, NM, and five granddaugh- the U.S. all has heart, and his ters; Jayden Slatunas, Payten Slatunas, McKenzie Doolit- Assailants in a number of grandchildren were the light of his life. tle, Ainzley Doolittle, and Linzey Doolittle. She was preced- other recent extremist attacks Rick is survived by his wife, Cindy; his mother, Vivian Har- ed in death by her parents; Joe Roy and Joyce Davis, and around the world were found ris; 5 children, Krista (Brandon) White, Lindsey Waters, two brothers; Roy Davis and Wayne Davis. to have been “lone wolves” Lexi (Andy) Chinikidiadi, Lance (Angela) Eskew, Trindy She was loved and will be missed by many. — inspired but not actually (Chris) Valdez. He is also survived by his brother, Stan Services will be held at 10:00 am Saturday, November 4, directed by the Islamic State. (Leslie) Waters; Tracy (James) Jacoby, and Derrell, Jody, 2017 at 21st Street Church of Christ with Cory Burns offici- and Shane Harris of Weatherford, TX. He is preceded in ating. Burial will follow at Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens. In some cases, they never death by his father, Dickie Waters. Cory Burns, Trey Burns, Kyle Burns, Brenden Mehl, Shane even made contact with the Funeral services will be held Friday, November 3, 2017, Mehl, Billy Hartman, and Tucker Northcutt will serve as group. 10:30 am, at Central Baptist Church. Officiating the service pallbearers. On the morning after the will be Jody Harris and Michael Kirby. Casket bearers will Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral bloodshed, city leaders vowed be Lonnie Cruz, Bob Rogers, Leon Lucero, Mike Dillon, Home, 575-762-4435, www.muffleyfuneralhome.com New York would not be Jimmy Denton, Travis Denton, Mike Rury, Kenny Wilhite, intimidated, and they com- Jim Tidenburg, Craig Chapman and Robert Wilhite. Hon- mended New Yorkers for orary bearers are Chad and Vicki Lydick, Clayton Stallings, going ahead with Halloween Rachel Toney, and Joe Wood. festivities on Tuesday night. Memorials may be given in his memory to the NM Baptist They also said Sunday’s Children's Home, Portales NM. Services are under the care and direction of Steed-Todd New York City Marathon, Funeral Home, 800 E Manana, (575) 763-5541. You may with 50,000 participants and sign the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.com some 2 million spectators anticipated, will go on as scheduled. Jimmy Leon Elliott “We will not be cowed. We October 19, 1942 – October 30, 2017 will not be thrown off by any- Funeral services for Jim- thing,” said Mayor Bill de my Elliott, 75, of Kress, TX Blasio. will be at 2:00 PM, Satur- day, November 4, 2017, at While the mayor said there the Third and Kilgore have been no credible threats Church of Christ with of any additional attacks, Carey Russell officiating, police said they were adding assisted by John Sharp. more sniper teams, bomb- Burial will follow in the sniffing dogs, helicopters, Mount Zion Cemetery with sand-truck barricades and Randy Billingsley, Elmo other security measures along Sorrells, Derrick the marathon route, in the Schacher,Brian Gore, subways and at other sites. David Kreidler, John Krei- The attack killed five peo- dler, Branden Billingsley and Steven Sorrells serv- ple from Argentina, one from ing as pallbearers. Joe Belgium and two Americans, Middleton, Chuck Sharp and John Sharp, and his great- authorities said. Nine people grandchildren, along with the members of IBEW (Interna- remained hospitalized in seri- tional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Dr.'s Zorsky, ous or critical condition, with Rossi, Stuart and Neel will serve as honorary pallbearers. injuries that included lost The family will receive guests at the funeral home on Friday limbs and wounds to the head, evening from 5 to 7 PM. chest and neck. Jimmy Leon Elliott was born October 19, 1942, in Portales A roughly two-mile stretch to the home of Alene (Andes) and John Henry Elliott, and of highway in lower died October 30, 201,7 in Amarillo, TX. Manhattan was shut down for Jimmy grew up in Portales and graduated from Portales High School in 1960 where he had been active in track and the investigation. Authorities played football. He went to work for the R.E.A. as a line- also converged on Saipov’s man, and continued to work as a lineman off and on for the New Jersey apartment build- next 50 years. In the mid 1980's, he was forced to take a ing and a van in a parking lot medical retirement from the Public Service Co. of New at a New Jersey Home Depot. Mexico. As soon as he was able, he began doing contract Runners and cyclists who work for various other companies. His work included the use the popular bike path transformers at Hoover Dam and the electrical system at were diverted from the crime Love Field in Dallas, TX. Jimmy was very accomplished at scene by officers at barri- his trade, and taught countless younger men in Barehand- cades. ed classes and Climbing School. “It’s the messed-up world On September 21, 1961, in Portales, he was married to Betty Sue Chambers. hey celebrated 56 years of marriage we live in these days,” said before his death. He was a member of the Church of Christ, Dave Hartie, 57, who works and was baptized in 1954, at the age of 12. Jimmy was a in finance and rides his bike devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfa- along the path every morning. ther. Family was always very important in his life. As a “Part of me is surprised it young man he did stock car racing, but throughout his life doesn’t happen more often.” he loved to hunt and fish and boat. The slight, bearded Saipov He is survived by his wife, Betty of their home in Kress, is a legal, permanent U.S. res- TX; two daughters and sons-in-law, Gay and Elmo Sorrells ident. He lived in Ohio and of Kress, TX and Jill and Randy Billingsley of Amarillo, TX; Florida before moving to seven grandchildren, Tausha (Derrick) Schacher, Nicole New Jersey around June, (Brian) Gore, Shaye (Ty) Grimsley, Steven Sorrells and his fiancé,Shelby Smith, Brianna Mercer, Branden Billingsley authorities said. and Kristi Powell; ten great-grandchildren, Dayson and Birth records show he and Daniel Schacher, Tate, Seth, Sage and Trey Gore, Kolton his wife had two daughters in and Kelsi Grimsley, Kaison Powell and Kenzlee Mercer; Ohio, and a neighbor in New two brothers, John Wayne (Clara Belle) Elliott of Portales Jersey said they recently had a and Roger Elliott of Logan, NM; and a sister, Frances (Bri- baby boy. an) Kreidler of Vail, AZ. Saipov was a commercial He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, truck driver in Ohio. More Reva Sharp. recently, he was an Uber driv- Arrangements are under the direction of Wheeler Mortu- er. ary of Portales.575-356-4455,wheelermortuary.net PAGE 4A Thursday Nov. 2, 2017 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond Secret’s out on First United dressing recipe fter 63 years, it’s today in the fellowship hall time in 1989, back when it operation moved into that far, but one of Bo King’s hard to have any from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. was a two-man operation — much larger and closer rules was, “There’s no such Asecrets. and from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Betty “just Bo and me.” kitchen space. Dressing thing as too much black pep- But as the folks at First These crunchy almost- Williamson He thinks Bo’s wife, preparation also, over time, per.” United Methodist Church, burnt ends are — alone — a ◆ Frankye, “put the strong- upgraded to giant plastic As for the butter, 200 S. Ave. C, Portales, good reason to volunteer to A bit arm” on him to start, a state- tubs, and Creighton added Creighton says with a grin, throw their 64th annual work in the kitchen. There is of good news ment easily believed by all more of his compadres to the “If you give a guy enough turkey dinner today, I’m almost always a plate of who knew her. When mixing crew. butter, I can make ’em eat going to spill two. them on the counter. If you Frankye “volun-told” you to What makes this dressing my boots.” First, the 2,000-plus diners see a scuffle break out vats of peppery, sage dress- do something, answering so good? I’m happy to report there who come to this annual among workers, it’s because ing are concocted in the “no” was not an option. “I could give you the are no boots on the menu, event never get to eat what is the supply is running low. Baptist fellowship hall across In the beginning, recipe,” Creighton says, “but and tickets are available all arguably the best part of the The second secret: That the street by a team of guys Creighton remembers that he it’s for 2,500 people.” day at the door. See you meal. delectable dressing is made headed up by Gary and Bo mixed the dressing in It starts with 88 pans each there. It’s the crispy, crusty, each year by one of the most Creighton, who learned the a plastic baby bathtub, batch of cornbread and biscuits, toasted bits of dressing that exclusive clubs in eastern tricks of the trade from none by batch, in the tiny kitchen but the key is two ingredi- Betty Williamson could are created when a little too New Mexico in the kitchen other than the legendary Bo of the Veterans of Foreign ents used abundantly: Black make an entire meal from much time passes in between of … no joking … the First King. Wars building. pepper and butter. burnt ends … and has. You stirrings of the 32 roasters of Baptist Church. Creighton said he helped When First Baptist Church Creighton said he’s occa- may reach her at: dressing that will be served Yup, it’s true. Those great make dressing for the first built its fellowship hall, the sionally told he’s gone too [email protected] Still upset about Clinton’s defeat? You might have TDS am not nearly so I am not a psychologist; tion broadcasts. Certain people have come pers, pick up The Wall coldhearted and however, I did take several Walter Then, as election returns up with a name for the Street Journal, The Iunsympathetic toward courses in psychology and began to come in, showing ongoing liberal response to Washington Times or the the mainstream media as sociology as an undergradu- Williams Trump becoming the next Clinton’s defeat. They call it Washington Examiner. Try some of my conservative ate. Thus, I have enough ◆ president, there were many Trump derangement syn- listening to Rush friends, such as Rush training to analyze the con- Syndicated instances of emotional drome. Limbaugh’s and Mark Limbaugh, Mark Levin, tinuing trauma resulting columnist crackups. If you check out I might point out that it’s Levin’s radio shows. Sean Hannity, Tucker from last year’s presidential the internet, you will find not only leftist Democrats By no means do I recom- Carlson, Chris Plante and election. dozens of instances featur- who are in a tizzy over the mend that liberals go cold Ann Coulter. Days before the election, were Republicans who con- ing people crying and election results but also turkey on the mainstream In fact, my heart goes out ABC News anchor George fidently predicted that screaming and cursing the quite a few establishment media. They should start out Stephanopoulos gleefully election results. Republicans. Evidence of to them. Trump wouldn’t even win by listening to conservative asked his guests about it. All Some colleges responded continuing Trump derange- media for only about five As evidence of the same, the party’s nomination, except one predicted an to Trump’s victory by hav- ment syndrome can be much less the presidency. minutes per day to avoid if I had President Donald Electoral College and popu- ing cry-ins and primal found in the calls for his shock. I am normally There were many other Trump’s ear, I’d urge him to lar vote landslide for Hillary screams. Some provided impeachment by members against any kind of insur- declare this coming Tuesday Clinton. highly confident election their students with therapy of Congress such as Maxine ance for a pre-existing med- a day of remembrance and On one MSNBC talk predictions of Trump’s dogs, coloring books, Play- Waters, Al Green and Brad ical condition, but I’d make order that flags be flown at show, the panelists predicted defeat all over the internet Doh and videos of playful Sherman. an exception for TDS. half-staff on all federal a historic defeat for Donald and in the media, both kittens and puppies, as well There is a treatment for buildings. Trump. MSNBC host national and international. as serving snacks such as TDS. Instead of watching Walter E. Williams is a Why? It will be the Rachel Maddow confidently Take the gleeful discus- tea and chocolate. Some MSNBC, CNN, ABC News, professor of economics at anniversary of what must and laughingly made predic- sion between Maddow and college administrators NBC News and CBS News, George Mason University. have been a most traumatic tions about Trump’s trounc- Chris Matthews just prior to encouraged or allowed fac- one can turn to Fox News He writes for Creators day for mainstream media ing defeat at the hands of the election. It would have ulty to cancel or postpone Channel and watch Bret Syndicate and may be con- people and the political pun- Clinton. to be pure torture to make exams because of the elec- Baier, Tucker Carlson and tacted at: dits they interviewed. Not to be left out, there them watch their pre-elec- tion results. Sean Hannity. For newspa- [email protected]

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Letters should be writ- seen video of Osama bin Laden’s son his marriage with a kind of religious Laden is not seen, but a man notes that ■ Letters must be original, pre- and potential successor was released hooray. the “father of the groom, the prince of ten to the editor, not to readers or Wednesday by the CIA in a trove of It was the fourth trove of documents, the mujahedeen” is overjoyed about his viously unpublished and written by other individuals. the person whose name appears material recovered during the May images and computer files recovered son’s marriage and his happiness will ■ Guest columns are by invita- with the letter. The writer’s name 2011 raid that killed the al-Qaida leader during the raid of bin Laden’s com- “spread to all the mujahedeen.” tion only. Suggestions for guest must be included with the letter, at his compound in Pakistan. pound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Earlier At one point, a man stands up and columns may be submitted to the along with the writer’s city or coun- The video offers the first public look materials were released in May 2015, offers a lengthy quiz on the history of ty of residence. A daytime phone editor. at Hamza bin Laden as an adult. Until March 2016 and in January of this year. Koranic verse, largely for the benefit of ■ number must be submitted to aid Publication dates will be now, the public has only seen childhood The CIA said the nearly 470,000 young boys in the group who compete with verification only; the phone determined by newspaper man- pictures of him. additional files offer insights into the to answer the questions. Red heart- inner workings of the terrorist organiza- shaped balloons decorate the room and number will not be published. agement. Deadlines will be estab- In recent years, al-Qaida has released audio messages from Hamza bin Laden. tion responsible for 9/11 and detail its in a second video of the wedding, the ■ Writers must have a direct lished for letters during election season. Group endorsement let- And to mark a recent anniversary of clashes with the Islamic State group, a boys play a rough game of indoor soc- connection to our circulation area 9/11, al-Qaida superimposed a child- spin-off of al-Qaida’s operation in Iraq. cer while the adults cheer. ters will not be accepted; those are — resident, former resident, recent hood photo of him over a photo of the They also shed light on hardships that Also included in the material is infor- visitor, etc. ads and you may call 575-763- World Trade Center. He is expected to al-Qaida faced at the time of bin mation about how al-Qaida planned to ■ Letters are fact-checked and 3431 and request rates. rise to prominence in the jihadist move- Laden’s death. mark the 10th anniversary of the Sept. edited for style, clarity, community ■ Final decision for publication ment and is being closely watched as Included is a 228-page, handwritten 11, 2001 attacks and the network’s taste and potential for libel. We of any letter rests with manage- the rival Islamic State organization suf- personal journal of bin Laden and about work to spread its message through communicate with the writer prior ment of Clovis Media Inc. fers setbacks in the Middle East. 79,000 images and audio files, includ- Western media; the group’s effort to to publication when editing is sig- One hourlong video shows Hamza ing practice reels of public speeches. exploit the Arab uprisings in 2011; bin nificant. For more information, bin Laden, sporting a trimmed mus- Also released were home videos and Laden’s quest to keep his organization ■ Thank-you letters are consid- please contact Editor tache but no beard, at his wedding. He more than 10,000 video files, including together amid disagreements over ered as paid advertisements. David Stevens at 575-763- is sitting on a carpet with other men. A the one of Hamza bin Laden’s wedding. beliefs and operational tactics; and the Contact our ad department at 575- 6991. Letters may be man chanting Koranic verses can be After shouts of congratulations, the organization’s work to burnish its 763-3431. emailed to him at: heard in the background. Sporting a tra- video moves to another location where image with fellow Muslims amid nega- ■ Writers will be limited to one [email protected] ditional white headdress, he verbally the groom and others are sitting on a red tive media. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A

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2, 2017 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST Refugees bring multiculturalism ROUNDUP By Rick Nathanson skills progress, we train them and idents took their food orders and “I started my work here as a ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL introduce them to other positions,” waited on them. server in the dining room and then Woman with ax he said. “It makes me feel special,” said was promoted to cook in the fatally shot ALBUQUERQUE — Senior liv- About 20 refugees are paid Mwika Ndjibu, 24, who came to kitchen,” he said. Eventually, he ing communities aren’t necessarily employees at Brookdale Valencia the United States six years ago wants to go back to school and be LAS CRUCES — regarded as bastions of multicultur- at any given time, with other after she and family members spent certified as a mining engineer. Authorities say a southern alism, but that’s what makes the refugees also finding jobs at other seven years in a refugee camp in While all the refugee associates New Mexico reserve sher- Brookdale Valencia senior living Brookdale facilities in New Zimbabwe after fleeing war in their get along, De Abreu acknowledged iff’s deputy fatally shot a community in southeast Mexico. Among their countries of native Congo. that initially it wasn’t so smooth. woman approaching the Albuquerque unusual. origin are Iraq, Afghanistan, Ndjibu has since learned English “The first wave of refugees we deputy while carrying a About six years ago, it began Congo, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, and become a U.S. citizen. had here were from Iraq and there sledge-ax. working with Lutheran and Burundi, Nepal and India. They are “I want to work, save some was antagonism between the The Dona Ana County Catholic charities that brought Sunni and Shia Muslims, money and go back to college,” she Sunnis and the Shias,” he said. Sheriff’s Department says refugees from other countries to the Buddhists, Hindus and Catholics, said. “That’s my plan.” “They came to understand that in the woman was shot Tuesday United States, and helped them set- “and they all get along with Azimullah Rasa, 28, was a geol- America, nobody cares about that, night when she came out of a tle in by providing English classes absolutely no problems,” De Abreu ogist and mining engineer in his and we accept all of them regard- shed after officers responded and teaching them about American said. native Afghanistan until the less of their backgrounds.” to 911 calls about an uniden- food, culture and society. The refugee employees, or asso- Taliban accused him of conspiring There are also continuing chal- tified woman telling Las Brookdale hires some of the ciates as they are called, all say with the Americans and put him in lenges for new refugees, such as Cruces-area homeowners refugees to work at their senior liv- they like the senior residents for jail. the lack of meat that conforms to that somebody was trying to ing communities, and depending on whom they care, and it is mutual. “They said to me, ‘You are an “halal,” or permissible Muslim kill her. their language or professional “The residents came to us and enemy of Afghanistan,”’ he said. dietary laws, and the Western cour- The department says skills, “we start them at different said ‘these people are so kind and Rasa was inexplicably released tesy of shaking hands, particularly investigators later located a appropriate level jobs,” said John take such good care of us that we’d after about three weeks, but he difficult for Muslim women who truck driver with a puncture De Abreu, associate executive like to be the ones serving the knew things would only get worse come from strict backgrounds. wound who said the woman director of Brookdale Valencia. servers,”’ De Abreu said. for him. He fled to Pakistan and Once they get used to the new got out after trying to stab “If they don’t speak much On Tuesday, they did just that. from there came to the United social norms, De Abreu said, “it is him while they drove on English, they begin as table bussers The residents had the associates sit States. He has been in the U.S. for clear that they want to be success- nearby Interstate 10. or utility workers. As their language at the dining hall tables and the res- about two years. ful and they want to be Americans.” According to the depart- ment, the driver said the woman reportedly was dis- charged Tuesday from an El Paso, Texas, mental facility Route 66 brewery sued by European company and had made suicidal state- ments. By Ruseell Contreras ters on the Mediterranean cials, must enforce its rights Lackey said his brewery for damages and the profits Her identity was not THE ASSOCIATED PRESS island nation of Cyprus. and wants Lackey to change doesn’t make a beer named from the Route 66 Junkyard released. Lackey’s brewery is on the bar’s name. after Route 66 but has the Brewery. A trial has been ALBUQUERQUE — A Route 66 and he said in an Lackey said he was in dis- name on its brewery. Its beers scheduled for next year. New Mexico brewery that interview with The Associated cussions with Bleeker after are named after car parts. Decommissioned as a U.S. Vandals damage uses the Route 66 in its name Press he does not believe a receiving a cease and desist Other New Mexico brewers highway in 1985, Route 66 police memorial faces a lawsuit from a European company should letter but cut off talks after the have named beers named after went through eight states, con- ALAMOGORDO — European company that says it have a say in how the historic company sued him. Route 66, and those brewers necting tourists with friendly Police have launched an owns the beer sales and mar- U.S. highway’s name is used. “You’re not going to punch have not faced legal action, diners in welcoming small investigation after a memori- keting trademark for the According to the lawsuit me in the mouth and expect Lackey said. towns. al honoring fallen law famed American highway. filed in U.S. District Court in me to back down,” said “It’s just friendly competi- It was once an economic enforcement officers in Henry Lackey, the owner of Albuquerque, Lodestar owns Lackey. “Once you punch me tion and all in good fun,” said driver for small towns from southern New Mexico was the Route 66 Junkyard the U.S. trademark for Route in the mouth the fight’s on.” Lackey, who grew up around Illinois to California. Nat King vandalized. Brewery in the town of 66 beers in the country and the In his response to the law- the famed highway. Cole famously sang “(Get The Alamogordo Daily Grants, New Mexico, said this trademark for the highway’s suit, Lackey said Lodestar Bleeker said Lodestar’s Your Kicks on) Route 66” in a News reports that week that he is fighting the logo-type “shield” that go on “should not be allowed to use Route 66 beer is brewed in 1946 hit that has been remade Alamogordo police say the federal lawsuit filed earlier labels for beer. an iconic name, ‘Route 66’ as Wisconsin. It’s an IPA lager by countless other groups. vandals sometime between this year by Lodestar Anstalt. Lodestar’s attorney, Warren a trademark because it con- blend and sold in parts of the But the use of Route 66 Monday and Tuesday caused That company is incorporated Bleeker, said the company tributed nothing to what U.S, he said. dropped significantly after up to $3,000 in damages to in the tiny European nation of filed the proper trademark makes ‘Route 66’ great to all The beer’s website shows highways were built as part of the memorial that contains Liechtenstein, with headquar- requirements with U.S. offi- Americans.” the Route 66 beer available in the interstate system, forcing plaques honoring 10 officers. Spain, France, Slovenia, businesses to close and leav- Rocky Galassini, who Switzerland, the United ing others in disrepair. heads a local committee on Kingdom and Croatia. In addi- Towns such as Grants are police appreciation, says all tion, the beer has appeared at trying to remodel old restau- of the plaques were various brewery events rants and motels linked to destroyed and need to be around the U.S. Route 66 to revitalize local replaced. She said it’s Lodestar’s lawsuit also asks economies. unimaginable that someone would destroy a memorial honoring “people who have given the ultimate sacrifice.” Police and local organiza- tions are offering rewards for information leading to arrests and indictments of the people responsible for the vandalism. Candidate accused of stalking SANTA FE — A man run- ning for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District seat is accused of felony stalking. Santa Fe police say 39- year-old David Alcon of Milan stalked a woman and sent her threatening mes- sages last weekend. Alcon is one of four Democrats running for the U.S. House seat now held by Republican Rep. Steve Pearce, who is running for governor. Online court records don’t list an attorney who could comment on the allegations. Alcon is the son of Democratic state Rep. Eliseo Alcon of Milan. A woman who answered The Associated Press’ call to a phone listed in the father’s name said the son was unavailable to comment. Man faces 8th DWI charge JAL — A southeastern New Mexico man is facing his eighth drunken driving charge after police say he shot a truck’s window. The Hobbs News-Sun reports that Jesus P. Herrera was arrested last week in Jal. The officer said Herrera was spotted speeding and had bloodshot watery eyes and “very slurred” speech when he got out of his car. Police say the 46-year-old was arrested after he was uncooperative during sobri- ety tests. Authorities say the officer found a nearly empty whiskey bottle and a 12- gauge shotgun inside Herrera’s car. He was later linked to a truck with a shot out window. Records show that Herrera had been charged seven times for driving under the influence.

— Wire reports Thursday Nov. 2, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Elida, Melrose to meet for fourth time ❏ Teams will face off “Overall, it’s a big win for us — that little team (Floyd), 3 p.m. Friday as top they’re getting better and better, and they play really good seed Tigers will host. defense. They keep a lot of stuff alive that we assume is going down a lot of times. We’ve just gotta keep working hard By Eric Murray every day.” STAFF WRITER — Elida coach Darrell Chenault [email protected] ELIDA — For the eighth- Chenault said of Wednesday’s quick start in the first set, going straight year, the Elida Tigers game. “We gotta keep working ahead, 9-2. Floyd (10-10), how- will be playing for a district on keeping our mind in the ever, hung around and closed the championship. game, and keeping our mind on gap to three points, but ultimate- The seven-time defending what the job is at the time. ly, Elida was able to go into small-school champs will host “But overall, it’s a big win for cruise control the rest of the set. Melrose Friday after taking us — that little team (Floyd), The second set appeared to be down Floyd 25-16, 25-14, 25-14 they’re getting better and better, another Elida runaway, but the Wednesday night. and they play really good scrappy Broncos rallied to tie it Melrose defeated Grady in defense. They keep a lot of stuff at 12, before the Tigers ended the four sets in Wednesday’s other alive that we assume is going set on a 13-2 run. The third set, Staff photo: Tony Bullocks semifinal. down a lot of times. We’ve just meanwhile, was another compet- Grady senior Elissa Martinez makes the return while her team- “We had some really good gotta keep working hard every itive set, as Floyd tied it up on plays, we had some not so really day.” mates, freshman Kristin Grau (5) and junior Timia Northcutt (25) good plays,” Elida coach Darrell The Tigers (20-2) got off to a VOLLEYBALL on Page 3B look on.

LSC SOCCER ENMU claims opener ❏ Brooke scores twice as Hounds reach LSC semis. BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS

WICHITA FALLS, Texas — Eastern New Mexico University had been strug- gling to find offense through- out the entire women’s soc- cer season, with 18 goals in 18 games and never more than three in a contest. Well, the Greyhounds found the offense, and at just the right time. Kenya Brooke scored twice, and ENMU led nearly wire-to-wire in a 4-0 victory over Midwestern State to open Greyhounds the Lone Star Conference Staff photo: Tony Bullocks playoffs Tuesday night. ENMU senior running back Kamal Cass evades a tackle from a Texas A&M-Kingsville defender to turn the corner for a short gain in Erin McArmey and Saturday’s game at Greyhound Stadium. Cass is No. 11 in Division II in rushing and leads the Lone Star Conference with 1,077 yards rush- Caitlyn Schmidt also scored ing on 218 carries — 447 yards ahead of second-place Josh Stevens of Angelo State. second-half goals for Eastern New Mexico (5-8-6), which scored on all four of its shots on goal and got seven saves from Alejandra Camarillo on the night in grabbing its first women’s soccer tournament Hounds head east win in program history. ❏ Eastern led nearly the ENMU visits West Virginia “They’re a very good defensive football Game day entire way, with Brooke to face Hilltoppers; winning team. They’re very sound. They tackle notching her first goal unas- No. 21 Eastern New Mexico (7-1) at sisted just 1:56 into the con- streak at five entering game. well. Their offense struggled early in the test. She scored again on a year, but it’s come around.” West Liberty (3-6) Samantha Fabela feed to By Kevin Wilson 4 p.m. MDT today, West Family Stadium, West make it 3-0 in the 74th — ENMU coach Kelley Lee on West Liberty MANAGING EDITOR Liberty, West Virginia minute, and Ariel Lopez had [email protected] On the air: KSEL 105.9 FM?. A video stream will also be a pair of assists, including a The Hilltoppers aren’t just a doormat 3-6 available at hilltoppersports.com through ball that led to PORTALES — When Eastern New Mexico squad, though, ENMU coach Kelley Lee said. Coaches: Eastern New Mexico, Kelley Lee, first season, Schmidt’s nail-in-the-coffin University first looked at the prospect of play- “They’re a very good defensive football 7-1. West Liberty, Roger Waialae, 13th season, 73-68. goal. ing West Liberty, it was with the team,” Lee said. “They’re very sound. They Last week: The Greyhounds defeated Texas A&M- The four goals marked the knowledge it would be the 10th tackle well. Their offense struggled early in Kingsville 51-34 for their fifth-straight victory. The most the Mustangs had given scheduled game — ensuring the the year, but it’s come around.” Hilltoppers defeated Concord College 44-14 to snap a five- up since a 2006 game against Greyhounds team would be playoff-eligible. The Greyhounds planned to fly out of game skid. Central Oklahoma. Now that the trip to West Amarillo on Wednesday morning, then take a Last meeting: None. The Greyhounds’ reward? Virginia is upon the bus about 90 minutes from Pittsburgh to the Hilltopper players to watch: Senior RB Jeremiah Ortiz They go right back on the Greyhounds, the playoff thoughts clearly West Liberty campus in West Virginia. is second in the Mountain East Conference in rushing with road for a 6:30 p.m. semifinal loom larger. The stakes are simple: If the 21st- The long trip is the genesis of the 997 yards on 204 carries. Junior QB Brett Colabella has against Angelo State, the top ranked Greyhounds (7-1) can defeat the Greyhounds needing a 10th game on the completed 144 of 242 passes for 1,404 yards and 12 touch- seed and host for the final two rounds. Hilltoppers on the road tonight, they’ll be schedule, and West Liberty hoping somebody downs against seven interceptions. Junior linebacker It was the second-straight back in Portales on Friday with eight days to would give it an 11th. Clifford Clark leads the MEC with 102 tackles. prepare for a showdown with Midwestern win over the Mustangs (11-7- “We’ve made a point to provide our stu- Go figure: In their last three games, the Greyhounds State that would almost certainly launch the 1), who should still have no dent-athletes with the maximum amount of have outrushed their opponents 1,185-108. winner into the 28-team Division II playoff field. ENMU on Page 3B SOCCER on Page 3B

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FRISCO, Texas — Alfred Morris even got here. We’ve got those 1,089 yards even though he started COLLEGE FOOTBALL bristled when asked what has changed just 10 games in 2015. 4 p.m. — CBSSN, Ball St. at E. Michigan for him now that Dallas Cowboys run- running backs. Darren McFadden was Elliott’s backup when he was healthy last season, but 4 p.m. — ESPNU, N. Illinois at Toledo ning back Ezekiel Elliott is serving a McFadden had a great year has been inactive all seven games this 6 p.m. — ESPN, Navy at Temple six-game suspension over domestic before Zeke even got here and season in favor of Morris, who had 70 7:15 p.m. — ESPNU, Idaho at Troy violence allegations with fading hopes for a third reprieve in court. of his 105 yards this season rushing on GOLF we know what Alfred Morris can Presumably the top candidate to one carry in a loss to the Los Angeles 2:30 p.m. — GOLF, PGA Tour, Shriners Hospitals for Children replace last year’s NFL rushing leader, do. I don’t think it changes. It is Rams. Open, first round, at Las Vegas Morris sternly reminded the swarm of how this team is built.” Dallas also has been pleased with 9 p.m. — GOLF, LPGA Tour, TOTO Japan Classic, first round, at a dozen-plus reporters that little had seldom-used Rod Smith, the older Ibaraki, Japan. changed from his work week when he — Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott brother of linebacker Jaylon Smith NBA BASKETBALL was Elliott’s backup. and a special teams contributor who 6 p.m. — TNT, Golden State at San Antonio turned down the NFL players’ union “I mean, other than all request for an injunction that would also has found an occasional role on 8:30 p.m. — TNT, L.A. Lakers at Portland these cameras in my third down. NFL FOOTBALL have let him play while the case was face,” Morris said. in the courts. “I’ve played a lot of football in this 6:25 p.m. — NFL, Buffalo at N.Y. Jets The usually affable league, Alfred has played a lot of foot- SOCCER Elliott’s attorneys are seeking an Morris was more pointed emergency stay from a federal appeals ball in this league and Rod’s done a Noon — FS2, UEFA Europa League, Olympique Lyonnais vs. Cowboys than angry, and admit- heck of a job,” McFadden said. Everton court, but there’s no indication when tedly a little wound up the court will rule or schedule a hear- “We’re just going to go out there and 2 p.m. — FS1, UEFA Europa League, Arsenal vs. FK Crvena make a play a different way.” since he stumbled over his words a ing. Without another injunction, Zvezda couple of times and finally interrupted Morris signed with Dallas as a free Elliott will be out until the final three 2 p.m. — FS2, UEFA Europa League, Lazio vs. OGC Nice an answer to say he was just talking agent last year, a little less than two games of the season, starting Dec. 17 8:30 p.m. — FS1, MLS playoffs, Western Conference semifinal, 2nd too fast. months before the Cowboys drafted at Oakland. Leg, Vancouver at Seattle After all, Morris is looking at his Elliott with the fourth overall pick. By first start in almost two years when Prescott said Elliott “obviously the end of last season, he was inactive, Kansas City (6-2) visits Dallas (4-3) feels bad with the ruling coming something he never imagined happen- on Sunday. It’s been even longer since down” but wouldn’t share his take on ing in his career. InIn briefbrief he was the featured back in Elliott’s frame of mind. So the uncertainty surrounding Washington. “I know he is looking forward. He is Elliott’s status wasn’t much different Patriots sign ex-49ers QB Hoyer Speaking of which, it will be quar- moving forward,” Prescott said . “He for him. is going to do the best he can to have FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tom Brady didn’t go with- terback Dak Prescott’s first meaning- “It’s just like, ‘OK, you stay here ful start without Elliott since the his body and his mind ready to go and be ready. Whenever Zeke needs out a backup for long. dynamic rookies led the Cowboys to when he returns.” you, you be ready,”’ Morris said. The Patriots signed former 49ers quarterback Brian the best record in the NFC last season. Meantime, the Cowboys have said “That’s just my role and I have to Hoyer on Wednesday to fill the role, a day after Hoyer was “This team was built on the run repeatedly through the twists and accept that. Am I a starter? I’m defi- released by San Francisco following its acquisition of game before me or Zeke even got turns of the Elliott case that they are nitely a starter. I would never sit here Jimmy Garoppolo in a trade with New England. here,” Prescott said. “We’ve got those comfortable with their options. and say I’m not a starter.” Hoyer began his career as Brady’s backup in New running backs. Darren McFadden had Four years before the Prescott- For now, Morris is the starter. England in 2009, and has spent time with seven NFL teams a great year before Zeke even got here Elliott pairing, Morris and Robert NOTES: WR Dez Bryant was during his nine-year career. and we know what Alfred Morris can Griffin III shared standout rookie added to the injury report Wednesday, He started the first six games this season for the 49ers do. I don’t think it changes. It is how years with the Redskins. Morris fol- listed as limited with a knee injury. ... before being benched for C.J. Beathard. Hoyer now returns this team is built.” lowed that 1,613-yard season with DE DeMarcus Lawrence, the NFL to back up a quarterback in Brady that has been one of the Prescott said he exchanged text 1,275 yards rushing in 2013 before leader with 10 1/2 sacks, was another most durable signal callers in the league during his career. messages with Elliott after a federal fading from the lead role following a add, listed as limited with a calf Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said he judge in New York on Monday night coaching change. injury. anticipates Hoyer, who practiced on Wednesday, will take full advantage of New England’s bye week as he gets up to speed on the playbook. New England’s next game isn’t until Nov. 12 at Denver. “Brian’s a smart guy. He’s got obviously some years in our system and our terminology,” McDaniels said. “It will be kind of a cram session here. But I don’t expect that to take forever.” COREBOARD Hoyer, 32, has played in 55 games with 37 starts and has ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN • REPORT SCORES: 575-763-3431 completed 833 of 1,404 passes for 9,853 yards with 48 touchdowns and 30 interceptions. S McDaniels said he wishes nothing but the best for men’s college basketball poll, with first-place Winnipeg 2, Minnesota 1 Friday’s winner at Sandia (1), 6 p.m. Garoppolo. Baseball votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 31, Wednesday’s Games total points based on 25 points for a first-place Chicago 3, Philadelphia 0 “Every player wants to play — I understand that,” he MLB playoffs vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Pittsburgh at Edmonton, late Prep summary said. “He had a few opportunities here and he did a good The Associated Press and last week’s ranking: Toronto at Anaheim, late Tuesday job with them, which is why he’s earned the opportunity WORLD SERIES Record Pts Pvs New Jersey at Vancouver, late District 2-6A tournament 1. Duke (33) 28-9 1,572 7 Nashville at San Jose, late (Best-of-7) Eldorado 3, Clovis 0 that he has now.” 2. Michigan St. (13) 20-15 1,520 - Thursday’s Games — Wire reports Houston 3, L.A. Dodgers 3 Clovis 19 9 24 Oct. 24: L.A. Dodgers 3, Houston 1 3. Arizona (18) 32-5 1,506 4 Vegas at Boston, 5 p.m. Eldorado 25 25 26 Oct. 25: Houston 7, L.A. Dodgers 6, 11 4. Kansas (1) 31-5 1,439 3 N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 5 p.m. innings 5. Kentucky 32-6 1,340 6 N.Y. Rangers at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Friday: Houston 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 6. Villanova 32-4 1,284 1 Columbus at Florida, 5:30 p.m. Records — Clovis 11-10, Eldorado 14-6. Saturday: L.A. Dodgers 6, Houston 2 7. Wichita St. 31-5 1,270 19 Detroit at Ottawa, 5:30 p.m. NFLNFL SStandingstandings 8. Florida 27-9 1,100 20 Dallas at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. Sunday: Houston 13, L.A. Dodgers 12, 10 District 4-1A tournament innings 9. North Carolina 33-7 1,047 5 Montreal at Minnesota, 6 p.m. The Associated Press • All Times Mountain Elida 3, Floyd 0 Tuesday: L.A. Dodgers 3, Houston 1 10. Southern Cal 26-10 995 - Philadelphia at St. Louis, 6 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Wednesday: Houston (McCullers 7-4) at 11. West Virginia 28-9 840 13 Carolina at Colorado, 7 p.m. Floyd 16 16 14 East L.A. Dodgers (Darvish 10-12), late 12. Cincinnati 30-6 837 18 Pittsburgh at Calgary, 7 p.m. Elida 25 25 25 W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div 13. Miami 21-12 836 - Buffalo at Arizona, 8 p.m. 14. Notre Dame 26-10 814 14 Toronto at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. New England 6 2 0 .750 216 179 3-2-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 Basketball 15. Minnesota 24-10 642 - Records — Floyd 10-10 , Elida 20-2. Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 153 115 4-0-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 16. Louisville 25-9 570 10 Soccer Miami 4 3 0 .571 92 152 2-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 NBA 17. Xavier 24-14 544 - Melrose 3, Grady 1 N.Y.Jets 3 5 0 .375 157 186 2-2-0 1-3-0 3-4-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 The Associated Press 18. Gonzaga 37-2 500 2 Grady 25 14 21 22 19. Northwestern 24-12 473 - College summary South EASTERN CONFERENCE Melrose 22 25 25 25 20. Purdue 27-8 362 15 Lone Star Conference Tournament W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Atlantic Division Individual statistics Jacksonville 4 3 0 .571 183 110 1-2-0 3-1-0 4-2-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 W L Pct GB 21. UCLA 31-5 340 8 Quarterfinals 22. Saint Mary’s (Ca 29-5 333 22 Eastern New Mexico 4, Midwestern State 0 Kills — Grady, Yara Sotelo 17, Timia Tennessee 4 3 0 .571 158 173 2-1-0 2-2-0 3-3-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 Boston 6 2 .750 — 23. Seton Hall 21-12 274 - ENMU 1 3 — 4 Northcutt 6. Melrose, Brette DeVaney 15, Houston 3 4 0 .429 215 188 2-2-0 1-2-0 3-3-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 Toronto 4 2 .667 1 Philadelphia 4 4 .500 2 24. Baylor 27-8 167 12 MSU 0 0 — 0 Nataley Mondragon 15, Hailey Martin 12. Indianapolis 2 6 0 .250 142 246 2-2-0 0-4-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 0-2-0 25. Texas A&M 16-15 130 - New York 3 4 .429 2 1/2 Assists — Grady, Leah Starbuck 24. Melrose, North Brooklyn 3 5 .375 3 Scoring summary Landry Widner 30, Kiki Roybal 16. Blocks — W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Southeast Division Others receiving votes: Alabama 86, First half Pittsburgh 6 2 0 .750 167 131 2-1-0 4-1-0 4-1-0 2-1-0 3-0-0 W L Pct GB Virginia 57, Rhode Island 49, TCU 46, E — Kenya Brooke, 2nd minute. Grady, Sotelo 7, Kazne Garrett 2. Melrose, Baltimore 4 4 0 .500 170 148 2-2-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 Orlando 6 2 .750 — Providence 34, Missouri 19, Virginia Tech 16, Second half Hannah Wofford 2, Mondragon 3, Martin 1. Wisconsin 14, Butler 13, Texas 10, Maryland E — Erin McArmey (Ariel Lopez), 52nd. Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 122 135 2-2-0 1-2-0 3-3-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 Charlotte 5 3 .625 1 Aces — Grady, Sotelo 1, Starbuck 1. 7, Oklahoma 7, Nevada 7, Michigan 6, Dayton E — Brooke (Samantha Fabela), 74th. Cleveland 0 8 0 .000 119 202 0-5-0 0-3-0 0-7-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 Washington 4 3 .571 1 1/2 Melrose,Pyper Belcher 3, L. Mondragon 2, Miami 3 4 .429 2 1/2 5, Middle Tennessee 4, SMU 3, Oakland 2, E — Caitlyn Schmidt (Lopez), 83rd. West Roybal 2, N. Mondragon 2, . Digs — Grady, Atlanta 1 7 .125 5 Oregon 2, South Carolina 1, Harvard 1, UCF W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Central Division 1. Shots on goal — Eastern New Mexico 4, Elissa Martinez 14, Sotelo 10, Kristen Grau 8, Kansas City 6 2 0 .750 236 180 3-1-0 3-1-0 4-2-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 W L Pct GB Midwestern State 7. Saves — Eastern New Northcutt 6. Melrose, L. Mondragon 37, Mexico 7, Midwestern State 0. Corner kicks Denver 3 4 0 .429 127 147 3-1-0 0-3-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 2-2-0 Indiana 5 3 .625 — Hockey DeVaney 23, N. Mondragon 20. Records — L.A. Chargers 3 5 0 .375 150 152 1-3-0 2-2-0 2-4-0 1-1-0 2-2-0 Detroit 5 3 .625 — — Eastern New Mexico 4, Midwestern State 4. Records — Eastern New Mexico 5-8-6. Grady 14-8, Melrose 16-6. Oakland 3 5 0 .375 169 190 2-2-0 1-3-0 3-4-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 Milwaukee 4 4 .500 1 NHL Cleveland 3 5 .375 2 Midwestern State 11-7-1. NATIONAL CONFERENCE The Associated Press Chicago 1 5 .167 3 Transactions East EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Volleyball W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div Southwest Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Wednesday Philadelphia 7 1 0 .875 232 156 4-0-0 3-1-0 6-0-0 1-1-0 3-0-0 W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 13 10 2 1 21 53 36 Prep tournaments Dallas 4 3 0 .571 198 161 1-2-0 3-1-0 4-2-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 Houston 6 3 .667 — The Associated Press Ottawa 12 5 2 5 15 44 41 Seeds in parentheses Washington 3 4 0 .429 160 180 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-3-0 Memphis 5 3 .625 1/2 FOOTBALL Toronto 12 7 5 0 14 47 43 District 4-1A San Antonio 4 3 .571 1 N.Y.Giants 1 6 0 .143 112 156 0-3-0 1-3-0 0-5-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 Detroit 13 6 6 1 13 37 38 Monday National Football League New Orleans 3 5 .375 2 1/2 South Boston 10 4 3 3 11 30 33 Grady (3) 3, Clovis Christian (6) 0 ATLANTA FALCONS — Activated LB LaRoy Dallas 1 7 .125 4 1/2 W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div Florida 11 4 6 1 9 40 44 Floyd (4) 3, San Jon (5) 1 Reynolds from the injured list. Placed LB Northwest Division Montreal 12 4 7 1 9 31 45 New Orleans 5 2 0 .714 191 145 2-1-0 3-1-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 W L Pct GB Jordan Tripp on injured reserve. Buffalo 12 3 7 2 8 29 44 Wednesday Carolina 5 3 0 .625 148 142 1-2-0 4-1-0 3-3-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 Minnesota 5 3 .625 — MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed WR Metropolitan Division Melrose (2) 3, Grady 1 Atlanta 4 3 0 .571 153 152 1-2-0 3-1-0 3-0-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 Utah 4 3 .571 1/2 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Elida (1) 3, Floyd 0 Rodney Adams and C Cornelius Edison to the Tampa Bay 2 5 0 .286 148 168 2-2-0 0-3-0 2-3-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 Portland 4 3 .571 1/2 New Jersey 10 8 2 0 16 40 31 practice squad. Released S Jack Tocho from North Oklahoma City 4 3 .571 1/2 Columbus 12 8 4 0 16 37 30 Friday the practice squad. Denver 3 4 .429 1 1/2 W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div N.Y. Islanders 12 7 4 1 15 45 38 Melrose at Elida, 3 p.m. Pacific Division NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed QB Minnesota 6 2 0 .750 179 135 4-1-0 2-1-0 4-1-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 Pittsburgh 13 7 5 1 15 36 50 W L Pct GB Brian Hoyer. Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 164 161 3-1-0 1-2-0 3-3-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 Philadelphia 13 6 6 1 13 41 38 District 5-3A L.A. Clippers 4 2 .667 — Washington 12 5 6 1 11 36 41 Tuesday NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed DE Jordan Detroit 3 4 0 .429 176 169 1-3-0 2-1-0 3-3-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 Golden State 5 3 .625 — Carolina 10 4 4 2 10 28 30 Clayton (3) 3, Tucumcari (4) 0 Williams from the practice squad. Re-signed Chicago 3 5 0 .375 134 171 2-2-0 1-3-0 1-5-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 Phoenix 4 4 .500 1 N.Y. Rangers 13 4 7 2 10 40 47 WR Kalif Raymond to the practice squad. West L.A. Lakers 3 4 .429 1 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Thursday Sacramento 1 7 .125 4 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed DL W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div Central Division Clayton at Santa Rosa (2), 6 p.m. Arthur Jones. Placed S Stefan McClure on Seattle 5 2 0 .714 175 132 3-0-0 2-2-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 2-0-0 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tuesday’s Games L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 212 138 2-2-0 3-0-0 3-2-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 St. Louis 13 10 2 1 21 44 30 Saturday injured reserve. Indiana 101, Sacramento 83 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 119 191 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 Winnipeg 11 6 3 2 14 33 32 Thursday’s winner at Texico (1), 2 p.m. HOCKEY Phoenix 122, Brooklyn 114 Dallas 12 7 5 0 14 34 33 National Hockey League San Francisco 0 8 0 .000 133 219 0-3-0 0-5-0 0-7-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 Oklahoma City 110, Milwaukee 91 Chicago 13 6 5 2 14 41 34 District 4-4A L.A. Lakers 113, Detroit 93 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed RW Kyle Colorado 11 6 5 0 12 34 34 Tuesday Thursday’s Game Wednesday’s Games Palmieri on injured reserve, retroactive to Oct. Nashville 11 5 4 2 12 27 31 Hope Christian (3) 3, Ruidoso (4) 0 Charlotte 126, Milwaukee 121 Buffalo at N.Y.Jets, 6:25 p.m. Minnesota 10 4 4 2 10 31 30 22. Activated F Brian Boyle. American Hockey Indiana 124, Cleveland 107 Pacific Division Thursday League Philadelphia 119, Atlanta 109 Sunday’s Games GP W L OT Pts GF GA Hope Christian at Moriarty (2), 6 p.m. Phoenix 122, Washington 116 LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS — Recalled Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 11 a.m. Los Angeles 12 9 2 1 19 40 24 Boston 113, Sacramento 86 D James de Haas from Reading (ECHL). Vegas 11 8 3 0 16 41 31 Saturday Baltimore at Tennessee, 11 a.m. Miami 97, Chicago 91 SOCCER Vancouver 11 6 3 2 14 31 27 Thursday’s winner at Portales (1), 3 p.m. L.A. Rams at N.Y.Giants, 11 a.m. Houston 119, New York 97 Anaheim 11 6 4 1 13 35 33 Major League Soccer Cincinnati at Jacksonville, 11 a.m. Minnesota 104, New Orleans 98 San Jose 11 6 5 0 12 30 28 District 2-6A PHILADELPHIA UNION — Exercised the Orlando 101, Memphis 99 Indianapolis at Houston, 11 a.m. Calgary 12 6 6 0 12 28 33 Tuesday Portland at Utah, late contract options Gs Andre Blake, John Atlanta at Carolina, 11 a.m. Edmonton 10 3 6 1 7 22 33 Eldorado (3) 3, Manzano (6) 0 Toronto at Denver, late McCarthy and Jake McGuire; Ds Jack Elliott, Denver at Philadelphia, 11 a.m. Arizona 13 1 11 1 3 33 56 Clovis (4) 3, Santa Fe (5) 1 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, late Raymon Gaddis and Keegan Rosenberry; and Arizona at San Francisco, 2:05 p.m. Sandia 3, La Ceuva 1 (tiebreaker) Thursday’s Games NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Ms Warren Creavalle, Marcus Epps, Derrick Washington at Seattle, 2:05 p.m. Golden State at San Antonio, 6 p.m. overtime loss. Top three teams in each division Wednesday Jones, Adam Najem and Fafa Picault. Kansas City at Dallas, 2:25 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Portland, 8:30 p.m. Oakland at Miami, 6:30 p.m. and two wild cards per conference advance to Eldorado 3, Clovis 0 COLLEGE playoffs. KENNESAW STATE — Named Milton Open: L.A. Rams, Arizona, N.Y.Giants, Jacksonville,Tennessee, Green Bay College polls Friday AP Top Twenty Five Tuesday’s Games Eldorado at La Cueva (2), 6 p.m. Overton athletic director. Monday’s Games By The Associated Press N.Y. Rangers 6, Vegas 4 TULANE — Named Eddie Smith as assis- Detroit at Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Detroit 5, Arizona 3 Saturday tant baseball coach and recruiting coordinator. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Hayward expresses thanks for support THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to carry him onto the plane that night NBC’s “Today.” rehab, I’ll be that much closer to The Celtics lost in Cleveland that in Cleveland, and how even former Hayward was injured about 5 min- making it happen. I’m already night, and Hayward was with the BOSTON — Gordon Hayward of President Barack Obama has been utes into the opener at Cleveland, a dreaming about sharing that team for the flight home. The the Boston Celtics says he knows he among those sending shocking end to a season of great moment with everyone here in Celtics played their home opener the will not play again this season, after well-wishes for his expectations. Hayward was one of Boston.” next night, while Hayward was in needing surgery to repair a grotesque recovery. the marquee prizes of free agency Hayward said when he saw his surgery. leg injury on opening night last “I honestly can’t say this past summer, leaving Utah and foot pointing the wrong way after “On the flight back, my team- month. enough about every- signing with Boston to chase an his awkward landing, the pain was mates all came by to encourage The announcement, on Hayward’s one’s kindness,” NBA title and reunite with Stevens, not initially very intense. It was, me,” Hayward wrote. “It was very Facebook page , came as little sur- Hayward wrote. his college coach at Butler. however, when doctors tending to emotional for me to see how all of prise given the severity of the injury. Hayward is expected “I keep imagining what it’s going him on the floor tried to re-set his these new teammates of mine, guys Hayward wrote about several previ- to hold a news confer- to be like to step onto the floor at the ankle. who I had only spent a few weeks ously unrevealed aspects of the ence at the Celtics’ facil- Garden, and make my regular sea- “The moment they did it, there with at that point, were so sincere injury and the aftermath, including ity in Waltham, Massachusetts, on son debut as a Celtic,” Hayward was just a massive shot of pain, about their concern for me. Their how four people — including Celtics Thursday. He also has taped an inter- wrote. “It’s going to be a little probably the most pain I’ve ever felt support has at times overwhelmed coach Brad Stevens — were needed view that will appear Thursday on delayed. But with each day of my in my life,” Hayward wrote. me and it will not be forgotten.”

Volleyball “They responded with a Standings lot of focus. They weren’t From Page 1B happy with their & Schedule three separate occasions, performance in that first but in the end, came up Women’s Soccer short — once again. set, and really came out School LSC Pts All Pct. Strk Home Away N.S. “Obviously it wasn’t our swinging in the second. Angelo State 9-2-1 28 12-3-1 0.781 L1 5-1-1 6-1-0 1-1-0 best match, but we tried I’m pleased with how we Texas A&M-Commerce 8-3-1 25 12-3-3 0.750 W4 9-1-0 3-2-3 0-0-0 some new things,” Floyd West Texas A&M 5-3-4 19 7-6-5 0.528 W1 5-1-3 2-5-2 0-0-0 coach Dawn Kuchta said. played tonight; we’re on Midwestern State 6-5-1 19 11-6-1 0.639 L3 7-4-0 4-2-1 0-0-0 “We tried to manipulate a good path.” Eastern New Mexico 3-5-4 13 4-8-6 0.389 W1 2-3-3 2-5-2 0-0-1 our serve-receive and move Texas Woman's 3-6-3 12 6-8-4 0.444 W1 5-2-3 1-6-1 0-0-0 — Melrose coach Casey Jackson girls and shift them into UT Permian Basin 1-11 3 1-15-1 0.088 L9 1-7-0 0-8-1 0-0-0 different spots. (We were) “There’s a new set of sen- Last week hoping that was what we iors, there’s a new set of needed, and I just think the Friday freshmen coming up. That Texas A&M-Commerce 2, UT Permian Basin 0 changes had an effect on more than anything keeps Angelo State 1,Texas Woman's 0 them.” the freshness to it. It never Eastern New Mexico 2, Midwestern State 1 For Kuchta and compa- gets old, but that’s just ny, they finish fourth in because you got new girls Sunday their district, putting their West Texas A&M 3, Midwestern State 1 coming up everyday.” playoff hopes up in the air. Texas Woman's 7, UT Permian Basin 2 However, despite the Texas A&M-Commerce 1, Angelo State 0 Melrose 3, Grady 1 — uncertainty of playing End regular season Brette DeVaney and another game or not, LSC Tournament Kuchta is proud of her Nataley Mondragon each had 15 kills as the Seeds in parentheses girls, and especially, the Wednesday progress they’ve made Buffaloes rallied after falling in the first game to West Texas A&M (3) 3,Texas Woman’s (6) 2, OT from Day 1. Eastern New Mexico (5) 4, Midwestern State (4) 0 “I was talking to my girls the third-seeded Bronchos. and I just said, ‘You know, “They responded with a Friday we’re young.’ We’re inex- lot of focus,” Melrose at San Angelo,Texas perienced and we talked coach Casey Jackson said. West Texas A&M vs.Texas A&M-Commerce (2), 4 p.m about some of them not “They weren’t happy with Eastern New Mexico at Angelo State (1), 6:30 p.m. knowing where they need their performance in that Sunday’s championship to go,” Kuchta said. first set, and really came out swinging in the second. at San Angelo,Texas “That’ll come in time Friday’s winners, noon (along with) the aggressive I’m pleased with how we play and not being afraid to played tonight; we’re on a make mistakes. good path.” “From Day 1 to now, it’s vived 3-2 over sixth-seeded just amazing how much Eldorado 3, Clovis 0 — Soccer Texas Woman’s. we’ve grown. I’m proud of The Wildcats had to make The Pioneers had just three them if we make it to state a quick turnaround follow- From Page 1B shots on goal, but forced the or not. I know if we make it ing Tuesday’s 3-1 win over sudden-death session when Santa Fe, and Eldorado problem making the field of Libby Murphy scored with to state, we’ll be fine. 48 teams for the national We’re ready and we can do wasn’t a gracious host. just 1:48 remaining. championship. Midwestern it.” The Eagles (14-6) move Jacob and Marlene van State was ranked 16th when It should be a tough bat- on to face second-seeded Mourik each had a goal and tle, with the teams playing La Cueva on Friday. Top- the Greyhounds topped them an assist for West Texas three times already this seeded Sandia hosts the 2-1 in their regular-season A&M, which will face sec- season. They split the sea- winner the next evening. finale on Friday. ond-seeded Texas A&M- son series, with Melrose Clovis (11-10) figures it In Wednesday’s other Commerce in Friday’s other handing Elida its first in- has a good shot to make the semifinal, Khaline Jacob semifinal. class defeat in eight sea- 12-team Class 6A field, scored 8:29 into overtime, The title game is set for sons, and the Tigers won despite finishing fourth in and West Texas A&M sur- noon Sunday. the tiebreaker match last the regular season and the week. district tournament. The As for the eighth-straight Wildcats are currently district championship ranked No. 10 in the New Standings appearance, it’s something Mexico Overtime Sports that Chenault certainly Center weekly poll. Of the & Schedule does not take lightly. Wildcats’ 10 losses this “Well, you can’t take it season, seven of them came Volleyball for granted. Because, the to top-seven teams in their big thing you gotta under- district — twice each to School LSC Pct. All Pct. Strk Home Away N.S. stand in all of this is that No. 1 La Cueva and No. 3 Tarleton State 14-2 0.875 22-5 0.815 L1 12-0 8-3 2-2 you have new girls every Sandia and three to No. 7 Texas A&M-Commerce 12-4 0.750 17-9 0.654 W3 9-0 6-5 2-4 year,” Chenault explained. Eldorado. West Texas A&M 11-6 0.647 19-10 0.655 W6 14-2 3-5 2-3 Angelo State 9-7 0.563 17-8 0.680 W2 11-1 3-6 3-1 Texas A&M-Kingsville 9-7 0.563 17-11 0.607 L2 8-2 3-7 6-2 Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Texas Woman's 8-8 0.500 12-15 0.444 W2 7-3 4-7 1-5 Above: Melrose sophomore Nataley Mondragon goes Eastern New Mexico 8-8 0.500 11-15 0.423 W1 7-2 2-8 2-5 for the dig during the District 4-1A semifinal against Western New Mexico 8-8 0.500 8-16 0.333 L1 6-2 2-8 0-6 Midwestern State 6-10 0.375 13-13 0.500 L1 6-2 3-8 4-3 Grady Wednesday evening at Melrose. Mondragon had Cameron 3-13 0.188 7-18 0.280 L3 6-4 0-10 1-4 20 digs in Melrose’s four-set win UT Permian Basin 1-16 0.059 4-22 0.154 L17 1-11 0-8 3-3

Last week Friday Staff photo: Eric Murray Western New Mexico 3, Midwestern State 1 Below: Elida’s Cambree Bargas goes up to hit a shot in Eastern New Mexico 3, Cameron 0 the first set of the Tigers’ 3-0 win over Floyd on West Texas A&M 3, Angelo State 1 Tarleton State 3, UT Permian Basin 0 Wednesday. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3,Texas Woman's 1

Saturday Angelo State 3, UT Permian Basin 1 matched except for “I knew they’d be good. We did our homework, West Texas A&M 3,Tarleton State 1 ENMU Shepherd — the No. 2- Texas A&M-Commerce 3,Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 and knew they’d run an offense we don’t see. We ranked team in the nation. Southeastern Oklahoma 3,Texas Woman's 2 From Page 1B thought the most important thing was to give our Texas Woman's 3, Arkansas-Monticello 1 “We’ve had only two Cameron at Western New Mexico, 5 p.m. games we can play,” student-athletes an opportunity to play a game. games we haven’t been in,” Midwestern State 3 Eastern New Mexico 1 Hilltoppers coach Roger Waialae said. “We put an ad ENMU happens to be good on both sides of the Waialae said. “One was a Tuesday out, and Eastern New ball. They’re a really good football team, and their special teams debacle. The West Texas A&M 3,Western New Mexico 0 Mexico was the first school special teams are really good.” other one was Shepherd, Texas A&M-Commerce 3, Cameron 2 to respond. They were the Angelo State 3,Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 and if you don’t know about Texas Woman’s 3, Midwestern State 1 only school that had the — West Liberty coach Roger Waialae Shepherd ...” Eastern New Mexico 3, UT Permian Basin 1 same open date.” East Conference, and the The Hilltoppers, also a Due to the short week, The administrations Hilltoppers end up getting a Division II team, are com- This week talked. There was no way ranked opponent. ing off a 44-14 win over the Greyhounds only had Friday Angelo State at Cameron, 4:30 p.m. West Liberty could afford “I knew they’d be good,” Concord that snapped a two practices — a light the trip to Portales, and the Tarleton State at Midwestern State, 5 p.m. said Waialae, 73-68 in 13 five-game losing skid. For workout Monday following Texas Woman's at Eastern New Mexico, 6 p.m. Greyhounds didn’t see how seasons at West Liberty. the most part, West Liberty a 51-34 win over Texas UT Permian Basin at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 6 p.m. they could foot the travel “We did our homework, and has been a play or two Texas A&M-Commerce at Western New Mexico, 6 p.m. bill either. knew they’d run an offense away, with five of its games A&M-Kingsville and A compromise was made we don’t see. We thought so far decided by six points another on Tuesday that Saturday in which West Liberty paid the most important thing or less (1-4 record in those West Texas A&M at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1 p.m. for ENMU’s bus travel, was to give our student-ath- games). focused largely on film Tarleton State at Cameron, 1 p.m. meals and lodging and letes an opportunity to play Waialae said the study and walkthroughs. Texas Woman's at Western New Mexico, 6 p.m. ENMU covered its flights a game. ENMU happens to Mountain East, which “You want enough prac- Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern New Mexico, 6 p.m. to and from Pittsburgh. Angelo State at Midwestern State, 11 p.m. be good on both sides of the makes up the Hilltoppers’ tice to be ready for the The cost to West Liberty ball. They’re a really good entire schedule except for game,” Lee said, “but not Tuesday was the same as an average football team, and their spe- ENMU, is a conference in Midwestern State at Dallas Baptist, 5:30 p.m. road game in the Mountain cial teams are really good.” which everybody is evenly enough to wear you out.” PAGE 4B ✦ THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 2017 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Women rescued by Navy defend their account By Caleb Jones during a dramatic tiger shark THE ASSOCIATED PRESS attack that lasted for six hours. Furthermore, the pair said they HONOLULU — Two had been flagging vessels and women from Hawaii who sending distress signals for at were rescued after being lost at least 98 days. sea defended their account of “We knew we weren’t going the ordeal, insisting that a to make it,” Appel said. “So storm was whipping up 30- that’s when we started making foot (9-meter) waves and near distress calls.” hurricane-force winds on the The Coast Guard outlined night they set sail, despite other inconsistencies, most records that show no severe notably on the timing of weather in the area at the time. events. The Coast Guard is review- Appel’s mother, Joyce, told ing records from the days after the AP that she called the Jennifer Appel and Tasha Coast Guard to report her Fuiava put to sea in a 50-foot daughter missing a week and a (15-meter) sailboat, but NASA half after they departed for satellite images for the days what they believed would be around their departure show an 18-day trip to Tahiti. no organized storms in the However, the Coast Guard region where they planned to never got a call from the elder travel. Appel. They received a call There was a tropical from a “family friend” they Sipa USA: Ron Sachs cyclone, but it was near Fiji, identified as a male on May Sen. Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, told lawyers for Facebook, Google and Twitter that they must do better to thousands of miles west of 19, still several days before the stop manipulation on social media. Hawaii. Localized squalls are women expected to arrive. known to pop up, but a storm The women said they filed a lasting three days would have float plan listing their course been visible on satellite and and other details with some Lawmakers slam social media giants would have elicited mass friends and relatives. up a Facebook account with that reached tens of millions Colin Stretch, the company’s warnings to the public to brace However, in an interview with By David S. Cloud 250,000 followers that pro- of American voters. general counsel, raised the for the weather. the Coast Guard, the women TRIBUNE WASHINGTON moted a May 2016 protest at U.S. intelligence agencies estimate Wednesday to “a lit- “We got into a Force 11 said they had filed no float BUREAU a Houston mosque against have concluded that the tle less than 150 million” storm, and it lasted for two plan. WASHINGTON — “Islamization of Texas” — “influence campaign” was Americans, or nearly half the nights and three days,” Appel They also defended their Lawmakers leveled blister- while another Russian aimed at undermining U.S. U.S. population. said Tuesday. claims that their boat would ing criticism at Facebook, Coast Guard officials told not fit into harbors on some account with 320,000 fol- democracy and helping He said the company had Twitter and Google on The Associated Press on Hawaiian islands, places lowers encouraged Muslims Donald Trump beat Hillary discovered an additional Wednesday for failing to act Monday that the two women where much larger vessels to attend a counterprotest. Clinton in the election. 120,000 Russian-linked aggressively to block had an emergency beacon but come and go regularly. Dozens of people from Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D- posts on Instagram, which is never turned it on because they Their description of 20- to Russian use of their social both sides showed up and the Calif., warned the owned by Facebook. did not fear for their lives. If 30-foot (6- to 9-meter) tiger media platforms to sow divi- protests were covered by California-based companies Republicans noted that they had, rescuers would have sharks ramming their boat in a sion before and after last local news in Houston. that they needed to be more Russian efforts were not lim- been headed their way in a coordinated attack for more year’s presidential election. “People were brought aggressive at stopping secret ited to attacking Clinton and matter of minutes. than six hours could simply be The Senate Intelligence together to foment conflict,” foreign use of their technolo- supporting Trump. The woman “stated they misperception, but scientists Committee hearing proved Burr told lawyers for gy — or Congress would Sen. Susan Collins, R- never felt like they were truly who study sharks say that far more explosive than a Facebook, Google and step in. Maine, said her state’s in distress, like in a 24-hour behavior has never been similar hearing Tuesday by Twitter. “Simply put, you “You bear this responsibil- Republican governor, Paul period they were going to die,” recorded and that tiger sharks the Senate Judiciary must do better to protect the ity. You created these plat- LePage, was accused of Coast Guard spokeswoman grow to only about 17 feet ( 5 Committee, with senators American people and frankly forms and now they are being a white supremacist in Petty Officer 2nd Class Tara meters) in length. accusing the social media your users from this kind of being misused,” she said. posts on a Russian-linked Molle said Monday. University of Hawaii pro- companies of permitting a manipulation.” “You have to be the ones to Facebook account targeting The women said Tuesday fessor and veteran shark flood of Russian-sponsored The social media giants do something about it or we African-Americans in that they did not use the bea- researcher Kim Holland has disinformation aimed at U.S. have emerged as targets of will.” August 2016. con because they never felt never heard of any kind of voters. multiple congressional A day after telling the “It is not a secret that they were in immediate dan- shark repeatedly attacking a Sen. Richard Burr, a North inquiries into Russian inter- Judiciary Committee that American is the country of ger, yet they have been quoted boat hull throughout a night. Carolina Republican and ference in last year’s election 126 million Americans may white supremacists and peo- as saying they did not think He also said tiger sharks never chairman of the Intelligence after the companies found have seen Russian-linked ple like LePage must be they would survive another jump out of the water and do Committee, said Russian that groups backed by Russia ads and posts on Facebook- replaced,” one post said, day, and that they were fearful not make coordinated attacks. authorities had secretly set posted ads and other content owned platforms since 2015, according to Collins. Navy recommends sweeping changes after ship collisions By Lolita C. Baldor basic changes to increase sleep and with a Korean fishing vessel in before.” dations include beefing up qualifi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS stress management for sailors. May and the USS Antietam struck Richardson ordered a compre- cation standards for sailors who Another Navy report released bottom near a shoal in Tokyo Bay. hensive review of the accidents, stand watch — a key point of fail- WASHINGTON — U.S. Navy Wednesday concluded that three As a result of the two deadly led by Adm. Philip Davidson, head ure in the two deadly collisions. leaders are recommending a collisions and a ship grounding accidents, eight top Navy officers, of the Navy’s Fleet Forces Others call for improved naviga- sweeping list of changes in sailor this year were all avoidable, and including the 7th Fleet command- Command. In a report spanning tional skills and certifications for training, crew requirements and resulted from widespread failures er, were fired from their jobs, and a about 170 pages, Davidson notes sailors, including better, more safety procedures to address sys- by the crews and commanders who number of other sailors received that many of the lessons learned sophisticated training on radar, temic problems across the Pacific didn’t quickly recognize and reprimands or other punishment can be applied across the Navy. piloting, communications and fleet that led to two deadly ship respond to unfolding emergencies. that was not publicly released. And he recommends the appoint- other high-tech equipment. collisions earlier this year that Navy leaders publicly acknowl- “We are a Navy that learns from ment of a senior Navy officer to The report acknowledges the killed 17 sailors, according to a edged those failings in a congres- mistakes and the Navy is firmly oversee the implementation of the fast-paced operations in the Pacific copy of the report obtained by The sional hearing last month. committed to doing everything recommended changes across the region, where the Navy is faced Associated Press. The USS John S. McCain and an possible to prevent an accident like fleet, both in the Pacific and — with an aggressive China and a A critical report scheduled to be oil tanker collided near Singapore this from happening again,” Adm. where needed — around the world. growing threat from North Korea’s released Thursday calls for about in August, leaving 10 U.S. sailors John Richardson, the chief of Proposed changes focused on pursuit of nuclear weapons. And it 60 recommended improvements dead. And seven sailors died in naval operations, said in a state- five main areas: fundamental notes that ongoing budget con- that range from improved training June when the USS Fitzgerald and ment Wednesday. “We will spend skills, teamwork, operational safe- straints make it difficult to meet on seamanship, navigation and the a container ship collided off Japan. every effort needed to correct these ty, assessment procedures and cul- the requirements in the very busy use of ship equipment to more The USS Lake Champlain collided problems and be stronger than ture. Specifically, the recommen- Pacific region. Drought may have aided storm

By Patrick Whittle the task of restoring power this week- power. A spokesman for the company THE ASSOCIATED PRESS end. Across the Northeast, more than said it hoped to restore power to most 440,000 people were still without customers by Wednesday night. PORTLAND, Maine — Drought power Wednesday. The wind storm also caused trouble conditions, recent rainfall and an Several factors came into play to for Amtrak’s Downeaster train between unusual storm path in Maine may have knock down so many trees: The dry fall Boston and Brunswick, Maine. The contributed to the large numbers of stunted the growth of tree roots, recent service was shut down Monday and trees that toppled during a storm that soaking rain softened the soil, and pow- Tuesday, and then a train-bus hybrid walloped the Northeast this week, offi- erful winds came from a different direc- service was temporarily thwarted cials said. tion, said William Livingston, professor Wednesday by a broken-down Pan-Am The storm cut power to nearly 1.5 of forest resources at the University of freight train. million homes and businesses in the Maine. The scope of the damage in Maine region at its peak. It left more Mainers In Maine, nor’easters create north- made comparisons to the 1998 ice in the dark than even the infamous 1998 eastern winds, and thunderstorms blow storm inevitable. According to the ice storm, but the long-term effects in from the west and north, but these Maine Emergency Management likely will be much different. powerful winds came from the south- Agency, that storm resulted in six Because of dry conditions, the trees’ east, Livingston said. And the winds deaths and caused hundreds of millions roots weren’t healthy, and ground con- were exceptionally powerful, with four of dollars in damage to public utilities, ditions and foliage that remained on the times the force of a common wind private property and the forest industry. trees made them more susceptible to storm, he said. All 16 Maine counties were declared wind, said Peter Rogers, acting director “These are lot of different conditions federal disaster areas. of the Maine Emergency Management that have come together. This may have Roger Pomerleau turned his business Agency. been a unique situation where nobody into a makeshift shelter after the ice Virtually all of New England is either could’ve predicted this,” he said. storm, allowing employees of his home experiencing a moderate drought or Other states in the Northeast also furnishings store to use the washing abnormally dry conditions, according were still cleaning up from the storm. machines and refrigerators while their to the U.S. Drought Monitor. The driest Several school districts in New homes were without power. This time conditions are along the coast, where Hampshire were struggling to get up around, the Hallowell, Maine, resident the wind gusts were the strongest. and running. In Vermont, dairy farmers is the one waiting for the power to come “It was kind of a perfect storm,” who lost electricity were relying on back on. Rogers said. generators to power the equipment that “The temperature is in our favor right Maine’s two major utilities were still allows them to milk cows and to keep now. Those were cold temperatures reporting more than 200,000 customers milk cool. back then,” Pomerleau said. “Freezing without power Wednesday afternoon. Some Rhode Island officials said it temperatures. Sump pumps weren’t But they said favorable weather and was taking too long for the state’s main working, cellars were filling up with extra crews will allow them to complete electric utility, National Grid, to restore water. Very different now.” THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS COMICS THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5B

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DEAR ANNIE: I am 57 on my life and where I’m at. I and immediately grabbed a that a sandwich at noon, ship. Explain that to her, and years old. My wife and I have cannot find a single instance broom. There’s a door to our at least, would be nice. tell her how when she ne- been married for 20 years, of a project in which my wife house that’s had tape around — OVERWHELMED IN glects projects and doesn’t and we don’t have kids. My did anything to benefit the the glass for four years. She’s MICHIGAN pitch in, it feels as if she just wife always had nieces and house. I can understand not been saying for four years DEAR OVER- doesn’t care. Give her the nephews to occupy her time helping on my other proper- she is about to start sanding, WHELMED: You’ve chance to step up. and now spends time with ties, but the house where we staining and varnishing it. snapped, but have you tried their children. I was self- Dear Annie both live? Do I bring this partner speaking? It’s possible your Send your questions for employed and recently got a ³ I have done remodel- along with me into retire- wife has no idea how this is Syndicated Column Annie Lane to dearannie@ lucrative hourly position that ing and left the debris lying ment to enjoy the fruits of bothering you; she may even creators.com. To find out takes a lot of my time, even out just to see how long she my labor? Currently, while I think you like doing home more about Annie Lane more with forced overtime would step over it before am swamped beyond belief improvement projects. The nance and updating and for- and read features by and travel back and forth. sweeping up. In one case, with work, she is at the park only way to know is to talk other Creators Syndicate I have always been ward-looking projects on my it lay there for a couple of flying a kite with her niece. about it. I get the impression columnists and cartoonists, swamped with projects, both properties and a hobby car. months. It was her little Yes, I’ve snapped at that you see your home as an visit the Creators Syndicate mandatory house mainte- Lately, I have been reflecting niece who finally noticed it her before. I’ve told her extension of your relation- website at www.creators.com. Thursday Oct. 2, 2017 To place an ad: Call: 575-763-3431 or 575-356-4481 Legals, Employment, LASSIFIEDS Email: [email protected] Garage Sales, Real Estate, C Automotive, Misc. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

LEGALS LEGALS Herman LEGALS HELP WANTED MOTORCYCLES g g being sold. Said sale any. bers, copy of college will be made pursuant Margaret Lake diploma to Lorraine to the judgment entered NOTICE IS FURTHER Special Master Meza, Human Re- on August 1, 2017 in GIVEN that the pur- Pro Legal Services, LLC sources, 1100 West the above entitled and chaser at such sale 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, 21st, Clovis, NM numbered cause, which shall take title to the Suite A1 88101. MHR is an was a suit to foreclose above-described real Albuquerque, NM 87123 EOE/AA employer. 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S LEGALS a mortgage held by the property subject to (505)715-3711 Deadline for submitting under 500 miles, excel- above Plaintiff and rights of redemption. application material is lent condition, has been November 9, 2017. LEGAL 64711 wherein Plaintiff was garage kept and only October 12, 2017 adjudged to have a lien Margaret Lake one owner. $5,500 October 19, 2017 against the above-de- Special Master OBO Call 575-218- October 26, 2017 scribed real estate in Pro Legal Services, LLC 4739. November 2, 2017 the sum of $113,480.14 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, plus interest from April Suite A1 STATE OF NEW 1, 2017 to the date of Albuquerque, NM 87123 MEXICO sale at the rate of (505)715-3711 COUNTY OF CURRY 3.6250% per annum, NINTH JUDICIAL the costs of sale, in- LEGAL 65449 DISTRICT cluding the Special November 2, 2017 Master's fee, publica- November 5, 2017 SPECIAL NOTICES NO. D-905-CV-2016- tion costs, and Plain- 00260 tiff's costs expended for CERTIFICATE OF AUCTION SALES taxes, insurance, and PUBLIC NOTICE CLOVIS MEDIA INC. keeping the property in BY shall not be liable for BOKF, N.A., AUCTION! good repair. Plaintiff PORTALES CITY failure to publish an ad, CARS FOR SALE for typographical errors CLOSING Thrift Shop Plaintiff, has the right to bid at COUNCIL nd such sale and submit or for errors in publica- Thur., Nov. 2 10:30am tion except to the extent 1120 Mitchell 799-0680 v. its bid verbally or in Pursuant to Section 60- writing. The Plaintiff 6B-4 NMSA of the of the cost of that por- may apply all or any Liquor Control Act, the LEGALS LEGALS tion of the ad wherein NEW TODAY! JACKIE C. POST, IF the error occurred. Cost LIVING, IF DE- part of its judgment to Governing Body of the the purchase price in adjustment is limited to CEASED, THE UN- City of Portales shall License, Application 18, 2017 in the above lieu of cash. the first day insertion. DIAMOND B AUCTIONS KNOWN HEIRS, DE- hold a public hearing on No. 1065898 applied entitled and numbered Friday Night Auction VISEES, AND LEGA- the question of whether for by Pizza Hut of Clo- cause, which was a suit At the date and time stat- Fri., Nov. 3rd - 6:00pm 2002 BMW 745I TEES OF JACKIE C. the Alcohol & Gaming vis, Inc. was published to foreclose a mortgage ed above, the Special 4200 Mabry Drive Leather, Navigation, POST, DECEASED, Division should approve held by the above Master may postpone in The Eastern New Clovis, NM Heated Seats, AND THE UNKNOWN the proposed issuance Mexico News, which is Plaintiff and wherein the sale to such later Preview all day Fri start- Sun Roof, SPOUSE OF JACKIE or transfer of a liquor li- the newspaper of gen- Plaintiff was adjudged date and time as the ing 10:00am C. POST, cense. The hearing to have a lien against ****LOADED*** Special Master may eral circulation within Small estate from shall be held within the territorial limits of the above-described & S uper Clean specify. Muleshoe, estate furni- Defendants. forty-five (45) days after the Portales City Coun- real estate in the sum $10,900 LOW miles ture, housewares, col- receipt of the depart- of $120,485.10 plus in- Contact: 575-268-1716 NOTICE IS FURTHER cil, on November 2nd lectibles and lots more. NOTICE OF SALE ment notice of prelimi- and November 5th, terest from April 1, GIVEN that this sale Small auction with nice nary approval. 2017. 2017 to the date of sale may be subject to a items NOTICE IS HEREBY at the rate of 2.25% per bankruptcy filing, a pay HELP WANTED View website for partial GIVEN that the under- Name and Address of /ss/ Joan Martinez-Terry annum, the costs of off, a reinstatement or list & pics at signed Special Master the Licensee: City Clerk sale, including the Spe- any other condition that diamondbauctions.com will on November 7, Pizza Hut Of Clovis, cial Master's fee, publi- DIAMOND WTG would cause the can- Inc. DBA: Pizza Hut of 575-683-SOLD 2017 at 9:00 am, out- October 30, 2017 cation costs, and Plain- ENGINEERING & side the front entrance cellation of this sale. Portales tiff's costs expended for 2002 THUNDERBIRD, Further, if any of these 1001 N. Chicago Ave. SERVICES, INC. both tops clean, 65,000 of the Curry County LEGAL 64702 taxes, insurance, and conditions exist, at the Portales, NM 88130 Wind Turbine Techni- GARAGE SALE miles, asking $15,500. Courthouse, 700 North October 12, 2017 keeping the property in cian needed in San Main, Clovis, NM, sell time of sale, this sale good repair. Plaintiff CURRY COUNTY Call 575-268-8784 will be null and void, the October 19, 2017 Jon, NM to assist in and convey to the high- The action proposed to October 26, 2017 has the right to bid at est bidder for cash all successful bidder's be taken by the depart- troubleshooting, main- 820 SYCAMORE Thurs- November 2, 2017 such sale and submit tenance, & day-to-day NEW TODAY! the right, title, and inter- funds shall be returned, ment: its bid verbally or in Sat. 8am-? Lots of and the Special Master activities. Mechanical/ est of the above-named writing. The Plaintiff tools. New stuff coming and the mortgagee giv- STATE OF NEW Electrical experience, & defendants in and to Restaurant Liquor MEXICO may apply all or any everyday. 2003 FORD TAURUS the following described ing this notice shall not License Application part of its judgment to at least one year of 129K miles, 3yr old be liable to the suc- COUNTY OF CURRY real estate located in the purchase price in experience a plus. trans, new computer, cessful bidder for any NINTH JUDICIAL said County and State: Date of Public Hearing: DISTRICT lieu of cash. At the Email resume to inside is perfect condi- damages. December 5, 2017 date and time stated [email protected]. tion, everything works LOT TWENTY-TWO (22) above, the Special well, asking $3,800. NOTICE IS FURTHER NO. D-905-CV-2017- IN BLOCK ONE (1) OF Place of Public Hearing: 00043 Master may postpone NEW TODAY! Call 575-749-3406 THE MAULDIN ADDI- GIVEN that the real Council Chambers at the sale to such later TION TO THE CITY OF property and improve- Memorial Building date and time as the ments concerned with VILLAGE CAPITAL & IN- 2006 MAZDA6 CLOVIS, CURRY 200 W. 7th Street VESTMENT, LLC, Special Master may ENMRSH, INC. COUNTY, NEW MEXI- herein will be sold sub- Portales, New Mexico specify. 4 door all electric ject to any and all CO, AS SHOWN BY Plaintiff, Immediate openings cruise control keyless THE OFFICIAL patent reservations, Time of Public Hearing: NOTICE IS FURTHER for Direct Support entry nice, clean car easements, all record- RECORDED PLAT 6:30 p.m. v. GIVEN that this sale Professionals ATV DOES NEED A THEREOF ed and unrecorded may be subject to a full-time, part-time, MOTOR & BATTERY liens not foreclosed The location of the Li- DARIN ANTWONE HAM bankruptcy filing, a pay and flexible shifts asking $700 OBO. herein, and all recorded The address of the real censees' premises: AND DENIQUE HAM, off, a reinstatement or For more info call and unrecorded special property is 1437 Axtell 1001 N. Chicago any other condition that Also seeking Independent 575-693-3078. assessments and taxes St., Clovis, NM 88101. Portales, New Mexico Defendants. would cause the can- Living Support Staff, Plaintiff does not repre- that may be due. Plain- cellation of this sale. Job Coach, etc. tiff and its attorneys dis- Advertising Works! sent or warrant that the A notice was sent by cer- NOTICE OF SALE Further, if any of these stated street address is claim all responsibility tified mail to Patricia conditions exist, at the • Annual retention bonus the street address of for, and the purchaser Blankenship, President, NOTICE IS HEREBY time of sale, this sale • Health insurance at the sale takes the Pizza Hut of Clovis, RAPTOR 350 TRUCK/VAN/SUV the described property; GIVEN that the under- will be null and void, the • Retirement plan Like New if the street address property subject to, the Inc., c/o Julie Edmond- signed Special Master successful bidder's • Paid training valuation of the proper- son, Agent, Pizza Hut --Garaged and less does not match the le- will on November 7, funds shall be returned, • Paid time off than one hour gal description, then the ty by the County Asses- of Clovis, Inc. P. O. Box 2017 at 9:00 am, out- and the Special Master • Paid holidays sor as real or personal 519, Plainview, TX on motor. property being sold side the front entrance and the mortgagee giv- • Education assistance Now lowered to $3500. herein is the property property, affixture of 79073-0519, stating of the Curry County ing this notice shall not any mobile or manufac- 575-356-6853 more particularly de- time and place of the Courthouse, 700 North be liable to the suc- Apply in person or at tured home to the land, and leave message scribed above, not the public hearing. Main, Clovis, NM, sell cessful bidder for any enmrsh.org property located at the deactivation of title to a and convey to the high- damages mobile or manufactured street address; any Wherefore, I, Joan Mar- est bidder for cash all home on the property, if 2700 E. 7th St., Clovis CAMPERS AND 2004 CADILLAC prospective purchaser tinez-Terry, City Clerk, the right, title, and inter- .NOTICE IS FURTHER any, environmental 575.762.3718 Escalade ESV at the sale is given no- hereby certify that a est of the above-named GIVEN that the real MOTOR HOMES contamination on the Super Clean tice that it should verify public notice of the defendants in and to property and improve- property, if any, and EEO/M/F/disability/pro- only 91k mi, the location and ad- hearing before Portales the following described ments concerned with zoning violations con- tected veteran status dress of the property City Council concerning real estate located in herein will be sold sub- LOADED & 26's cerning the property, if rd the Restaurant Liquor said County and State: ject to any and all R.E. JANES GRAVEL is 3 row seats. patent reservations, looking for Operators. ***only $12,900*** Lot Eight (8) in the Block easements, all record- Experience not required Contact: 575-268-1716 Six (6) of the WICKS ed and unrecorded but helpful. Must be HEIGHTS ADDITION, liens not foreclosed able to pass pre-em- to the City of Clovis, herein, and all recorded ployment drug screen For Sale 2008 Nomad Curry County, New and unrecorded special and physical. Travel Trailer. Mexico, as shown by assessments and taxes Call 806-777-3415 the official recorded plat that may be due. Plain- Bumper hitch, appli- thereof. tiff and its attorneys dis- ances, one pull out. 2011 CHEVY claim all responsibility NEW TODAY! 30 x 8. Colorado camper The address of the real for, and the purchaser Great for weekends at shell for sale Call property is 2908 Kelso at the sale takes the the lake! 575-607-5861 Ave., Clovis, NM property subject to, the MENTAL HEALTH RE- Asking $8000, will 88101. Plaintiff does valuation of the proper- SOURCES, INC has a negotiate. not represent or war- ty by the County Asses- vacancy for Health (575) 693 3735 rant that the stated sor as real or personal Homes Care Coordina- street address is the property, affixture of tor. The Care Coordi- street address of the any mobile or manufac- nator will provide care described property; if tured home to the land, coordination activities, the street address does deactivation of title to a which include conduct- not match the legal de- mobile or manufactured ing assessment, care scription, then the prop- home on the property, if planning, in-home visits erty being sold herein is any, environmental with coordination of the property more par- contamination on the benefits and services. ticularly described property, if any, and Individual must possess FOR SALE 2016 CHIMNEY SWEEPS above, not the property zoning violations con- a Bachelors degree. Premier Travel Trailer. located at the street ad- cerning the property, if Bilingual preferred, but 5th wheel hitch, appli- dress; any prospective any. not required, as well as ances, bed, five pull CHIMNEY/FIREPLACE purchaser at the sale is experience with chronic outs. Very good CLEANING & repairs. given notice that it NOTICE IS FURTHER mental health/physical condition! 45 x 8. A & A Chimney Sweep should verify the loca- GIVEN that the pur- health issues. A legal Asking $42,000, is visiting is planning a tion and address of the chaser at such sale background will be con- will negotiate. trip to your area. Call property being sold. shall take title to the ducted. If interested (575) 693 3735 now to schedule your Said sale will be made above-described real please submit cover let- appointment 806-792- pursuant to the judg- property subject to ter, resume, five refer- Advertsing 7155 aandachimney ment entered on July rights of redemption. ences with phone num- sweepfireplaces. com bfll Works!