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Articles from the April 2, 2016 edition


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  • Pages past — April 3

    On this date ... 1976: More than $10,000 worth of heroin had been confiscated by Clovis police in a raid at 1304 Axtell St. Lt. Roger “Bart” Bartosiewicz and Detective Mike Bennett of Clovis PD led the raid that resulted in 78 “bindles” of heroin being seized. Officials described it as “high grade” from “the Far East.” Assistant District Attorney Bill Bonem participated in the arrests and seizure of the drugs. Seven men, all age 19 to 22, were arrested. 1966: A Clovis boy who wrote to Lady Bird Johnson about efforts to keep...

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  • PHS thumps Lady Cats

    Dave Wagner

    Sports writer [email protected] Tori Cordova’s big day would’ve been even a little sweeter if she’d managed to do one thing — hit a triple. As it was, she did plenty. link Staff photo: Matthew Asher Lady Wildcats first baseman Jaren Piepkorn takes the throw from shortstop Desiree Garcia and tags out Portales Kiersten Ramirez on a first-inning double play in Saturday’s softball matchup at Lady Wildcat Field. Portales posted a 20-8 victory over Clovis. Cordova went 4-fo... Full story

  • Cats slip past Randall for second at Hereford Invite

    Staff report HEREFORD — Senior Roland Chavez took a pair of firsts and Clovis High’s boys won a pair of relays and finished second in another on Saturday to edge Canyon Randall for second place in the Hereford Invitational track meet. The Wildcats finished with 143 points to 142 for Randall in the eight-team competition. Amarillo Palo Duro ran away with team honors, scoring 201 points. Meantime, the CHS girls claimed fifth place in a seven-team field with 41 points. Canyon took team honors with 224 points to 170 for Ran...

  • Saturday area prep baseball linescores — April 2

    At Capitan Texico 14, Capitan 7 Texico 114 107 0 —14 14 3 Capitan 102 021 1 — 7 7 4 Tanner Dickerman, Luke Phipps (4) and Brock Thompson; Ethan Dunn, Brenden Usrey (6) and Caleb Hightower, Price Bowen (6). W — Dickerman. L — Dunn. Sv — Phipps. Top hitters — Texico: Cole Rohrbach 2-4, 2B, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Ben Crist 2-4, 2 2Bs, 4 RBIs, 2 runs; Thompson 2-4, run; Dickerman 2-3, RBI, 2 runs; Rafael Maldonado 2-3, 2B, 2 runs. Capitan: Hightower 2-4, run. Records — Texico 8-1, Capitan 5-3. Texico 6, Tularosa 2 Texico 101 040 0 — 6...

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  • Portales High finishes second in Class 4A cheer

    STAFF REPORT ALBUQUERQUE — For the second straight year the Portales Rams cheerleading squad finished in second place in the Class 4A varsity competition. Against eight teams, Taos took first place and Hope Christian finished in third. Coming into the second day of competition, the Rams had a two-point lead after their crowd leading cheer competition. Day 2 was the cheer with music portion. This is the third-consecutive year Portales has come home with one of the trophies for a top-three finish. Portales placed third in 2...

  • Portales crushes Clovis, 20-8

    Dave Wagner

    SPORTS WRITER [email protected] CLOVIS — Tori Cordova’s big day would’ve been even a little sweeter if she’d managed to do one thing — hit a triple. As it was, she did plenty. Cordova went 4-for-4 with five RBIs, including a go-ahead grand slam in the top of the third inning, as Portales posted a 20-8, run-rule softball victory over Clovis High on Saturday at Lady Wildcat Field. Cordova also had a double and two singles to fall a three-bagger short of the cycle, and she sc...

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    Matthew Asher

    Staff photo: Matthew Asher Portales teammates surround home plate to celebrate senior Tori Cordova’s third-inning grand slam in Saturday’s game at Clovis. Cordova went 4-for-4 with five RBIs in the Lady Rams’ 20-8 victory....

  • QB spot still up for grabs for ENMU

    Dave Wagner

    Sports writer [email protected] BLACKWATER DRAW — After wrapping up spring drills with Saturday’s Green & Silver Game at Greyhound Stadium, Eastern New Mexico University football coach Josh Lynn said he and his staff wanted to use the scrimmage to get a long look at different players. link Staff photo: Matthew Asher ENMU senior and Silver defensive back Charles Stevens intercepts a pass in the end zone intended for Green’s Aaron Johnson on the final play of the first... Full story

  • Questions remain for Hound football squad

    Dave Wagner

    SPORTS WRITER [email protected] BLACKWATER DRAW — After wrapping up spring drills with Saturday’s Green & Silver Game at Greyhound Stadium, Eastern New Mexico University football coach Josh Lynn said he and his staff wanted to use the scrimmage to get a long look at different players. Mission accomplished. As for the Greyhounds’ quarterback situation, not a whole lot was settled. Redshirt sophomore Adam Lucero and redshirt freshmen Wyatt Strand and Leondre Williams each...

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    Matthew Asher

    Staff photo: Matthew Asher ENMU senior and Silver defensive back Charles Stevens intercepts a pass in the end zone intended for Green’s Aaron Johnson on the final play of the first half of Saturday’s Green & Silver game at Blackwater Draw.... Full story

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    Matthew Asher

    Staff photo: Matthew Asher ENMU senior and Silver defensive back Charles Stevens intercepts a pass in the end zone intended for Green’s Aaron Johnson on the final play of the first half of Saturday’s Green & Silver game at Blackwater Draw....

  • Sci-fi event hits milestone

    STAFF REPORT The annual Jack Williamson Lectureship at Eastern New Mexico University will be celebrating its 40th year this month. The event will take place Thursday and Friday with guest of honor and science fiction author Victor Milan. According to the lectureship’s coordinator, Patrice Caldwell, Milan has been publishing literature in the science fiction genre since the early 1980s. His current undertaking, a six volume series called “The Dinosaur Lords,” melds the prehistoric creatures with the middle ages. “It’s...

  • PHS puts on 'Mary Poppins'

    Alisa Boswell

    Correspondent If you’re feeling a little "Supercalifragilisticexpialodocious" next weekend, Portales High School may have the cure. The high school's production of Mary Poppins will have performances Friday-Sunday. Staff photo: Alisa Boswell From left, Mary Poppins (Ryann Privett), Mrs. Corry (Rebekah Christensen) and Bert (Bryan Gore) end the song and dance number, “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” at a Saturday dress rehearsal for the Portales High School Mary Poppins mus...

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  • Awajun people a paradox

    STAFF WRITER [email protected] For the last 40 years, the Awajun people of Eastern Peru have been full of surprises, according to Michael F. Brown, president of the School for Advanced Research in Santa Fe. Brown gave a lecture at Eastern New Mexico University Friday on the impact of missionary work on the Awajun people, saying that the people he worked with in the 1970s have surprised him. “Things have turned out very different than I expected 30 or 40 years a...

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  • Pages past — April 3

    On this date ... 1976: More than $10,000 worth of heroin had been confiscated by Clovis police in a raid at 1304 Axtell St. Lt. Roger “Bart” Bartosiewicz and Detective Mike Bennett of Clovis PD led the raid that resulted in 78 “bindles” of heroin being seized. Officials described it as “high grade” from “the Far East.” Assistant District Attorney Bill Bonem participated in the arrests and seizure of the drugs. Seven men, all age 19 to 22, were arrested. 1966: A Clovis boy wh...

  • Boswell: Happy to snap 'Mary Poppins' play

    Alisa Boswell

    I’ve had Mary Poppins songs stuck in my head for two weeks. It’s OK. My random outbursts of “A Spoonful of Medicine” and “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” seem to fit right in with the rest of the scatteredness that seems to be flowing through my brain as of late. OK, it might fit right in with the usual me, too. You find yourself suddenly sympathizing for your staff members when you realize that randomly bursting into different songs off and on doesn’t phase them at all a...

  • To do list — April 3

    Today • 3 Ladies recital — 3 p.m. in Buchanan Hall at ENMU. Admission: Free. Information: 575-562-2711 Tuesday • Barrage 8 concert — 7 p.m. at Marshall Auditorium. Tickets: $20. Information: 575-769-2811 • Portales City Council meeting — 6:30 p.m. in council chambers at city hall. Information: 575-356-6662 ext. 1012 • Roosevelt County Commission meeting — 9 a.m. in commission room at county courthouse. Information: 575-356-5307 • Books n Babies — 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public Library for ages 0-3. Book: Rise and shine. Inf... Full story

  • Meetings watch — April 3

    Roosevelt General Hospital Roosevelt General Hospital held its monthly March meeting on March 15. The following were reports given during the meeting: • Eva Stevens reported on the financial statements and balance sheet for the month of February 2016. She reported that the gross revenue for February was reported for the month at $5.97 million, resulting in operating revenue of $2.2 million. Operating expenses were $2.01 million, resulting in an operating margin of $125,401 or 6 percent. She reported that the net income for F...

  • Nabbing bad lease-holders vital to state

    All it takes are a few bad actors to ruin the show. An apparent one, Siana Operating of Midland, Texas, which provides oilfield well-water disposal services, has drawn the attention of State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn for spills and environmental damage at an injection well site southwest of Eunice. That, in part, has caused Dunn to order a sweeping review of public land easements and leases for about 60 wells on state trust land that dispose of waste saltwater from the drilling process. Trucks bring the waste-water to... Full story

  • Nabbing bad lease-holders vital to state

    All it takes are a few bad actors to ruin the show. An apparent one, Siana Operating of Midland, Texas, which provides oilfield well-water disposal services, has drawn the attention of State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn for spills and environmental damage at an injection well site southwest of Eunice. That, in part, has caused Dunn to order a sweeping review of public land easements and leases for about 60 wells on state trust land that dispose of waste saltwater from the drilling process. Trucks bring the waste-water to...

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