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Articles from the October 19, 2015 edition


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  • Early goal lifts Mustangs past ENMU

    Kevin Wilson

    Staff report Midwestern State’s Destinee Williamson converted the rebound on a third shot attempt by the Mustangs about 13 minutes into the match and MSU held off Eastern New Mexico University 1-0 in Lone Star Conference women’s soccer on Sunday at the ENMU pitch. link Staff photo: Kevin Wilson ENMU senior Melissa Cornero shoots on goal as Midwestern State’s Katie Huff tries to defend during the second half of Sunday’s Lone Star Conference women’s soccer match at the ENMU pitc... Full story

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  • Purported Kid image puts outlaw back in news

    Editor [email protected]@cnjonline.com Tim Sweet first saw the photo about two years ago. A cousin of the owner of the 1870s-era tintype brought it into the Billy the Kid Museum in Fort Sumner. link A television documentary claims Billy the Kid and friends are in this photo, allegedly taken near Ruidoso in 1878. (Tribune News Service) “They asked me to look at it, didn’t tell me anything about it,” he recalled. “I looked at it 10 minutes, maybe longer, and said, ...

  • What's happening — Oct. 20

    Today Portales City Council— 6:30 p.m. Memorial Building, 200 E. Seventh St., Portales. Information: 575-356-6662 Dora Village Meeting — 7 p.m. Village Hall, 220 Ave A., Dora. Information: 575-477-2411 Farwell City Council — 5:30 p.m. (CDT) City Hall, 100 9th St., Farwell. Information: 806-481-3620 Bovina City Meeting — 6:30 p.m. (CDT) City Hall, 205 North St., Bovina. Information: 806-251-1116 Ribbon Cutting — 4:30 p.m. The Hartley House, 900 block of N. Main St., Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 Wednesday Chamber B... Full story

  • Notebook — Oct. 20

    Not a cowboy hat: The top hat is a dead giveaway — that’s definitely Billy the Kid playing croquet in that photo that was the subject of a National Geographic Channel documentary on Sunday. Right? Probably not, according to Kid historian Marcelle Brothers who has operated the website aboutbillythekid.com for 15 years. The Kid is also wearing a top hat in the only undisputed photo known to exist that depicts the outlaw. That undisputed picture was taken in late 1879 or early 1880, probably outside Beaver Smith’s saloon at Fo...

  • Pages past — Oct. 20

    On this date ... 1970: Eastern New Mexico University officials received 1,114 signatures of Clovis residents protesting the upcoming appearance of Dr. Benjamin Spock. Spock was a purported baby expert, but his political leanings — he opposed the U.S. draft and foreign policy — made him a lightning rod for critics. Clovis’ Mac Eichenberger presented the petitions, announcing “this is a peaceful form of protest,” the Clovis News-Journal reported. 1940: A Curry County deputy sheriff was in Clovis Memorial Hospital after suf...

  • Portion of Agent Orange Act allowed to expire

    Military Update Almost three weeks ago, the House and Senate veterans affairs committees quietly allowed a provision of the Agent Orange Act of 1991 to expire. How significant that will be for Vietnam veterans and their benefits is disputed. Committee staff and the Department of Veterans Affairs agree the change has not impacted the VA secretary’s authority to decide to expand the list of diseases presumed connected to wartime herbicide exposure. But veteran advocates and at least one lawmaker suggest the change is i...

  • Woman not charged for shooting at juveniles

    Staff report The woman who shot at two juveniles for allegedly burglarizing her neighbor’s home this month will not be charged for negligent use of a firearm or any other crime, according to the district attorney’s office. Chief Deputy District Attorney Brian Stover said once he and District Attorney Andrea Reeb reviewed the case and its evidence, they determined that no charges would be brought against the woman. “It is against the law to discharge a firearm in city limits except under unique circumstances,” Stover said. ...

  • Man accused in 2003 killing arraigned

    Gary Mitchell

    link William Hadix Staff writer [email protected] A man accused of killing J.C. Tucker in 2003 was arraigned Monday morning in Judge Fred Van Soelen’s courtroom and remains held without bond at the Curry County jail. William Hadix, 67, pleaded not guilty Monday morning, his defense attorney Gary Mitchell said. “Obviously our plea was made in good faith,” Mitchell said. “Our position is he didn’t do what he’s accused of. We’re at the beginning of our case and our investiga...

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  • Police blotter — Oct. 20

    CNJ Staff

    Following is a sampling of calls received by dispatchers for Clovis police, Curry County sheriff and area fire stations: Friday • 12:12 a.m.: Failure to appear, Gidding and Seventh streets. • 1:25 a.m.: Driving on suspension/revocation, Hull and 12th streets. • 2:40 a.m.: Contempt of court, 1200 block of Hull Street. • 6:39 a.m.: Battery on a household member, 1300 block of Hickory Street. • 6:42 a.m.: Criminal damage, 3800 block of Benjamin Davis Drive. • 7:32 a.m.: Following too close, 100 block East Plains Avenue. • 7...

  • City officials may consider raising taxes

    Staff writer [email protected] Clovis city officials may be discussing a possible tax increase to help offset a $23 million cumulative loss the city faces by 2030, Mayor David Lansford said. That is, if Curry County officials don’t beat them to the punch — again, he added. The loss, Lansford said, is a result of the 2013 state legislators’ decision to no longer hold cities harmless for voting to remove taxes on food, medical procedures and prescription drugs. Clovis faces a $180,000 loss by June 2016, Lansford said,...

  • ENMU women second in Texas Tech rodeo

    Staff report LUBBOCK — Junior Lindsey Adcock’s win in goat tying led Eastern New Mexico University’s women to a second-place team finish in the Texas Tech rodeo over the weekend. Tech took team honors with 465 points to 222 1/2 for the Greyhounds. Adcock was sixth in the first go of goat tying, but won the short go and the average. Sophomore Ariana Sanchez added a sixth-place finish in barrel racing. For the men, senior Eli Lord finished fifth in steer wrestling. After fall competition, ENMU’s women stand second in the reg...

  • ENMU women second in Texas Tech rodeo

    Staff report LUBBOCK — Junior Lindsey Adcock’s win in goat tying led Eastern New Mexico University’s women to a second-place team finish in the Texas Tech rodeo over the weekend. Tech took team honors with 465 points to 222 1/2 for the Greyhounds. Adcock was sixth in the first go of goat tying, but won the short go and the average. Sophomore Ariana Sanchez added a sixth-place finish in barrel racing. For the men, senior Eli Lord finished fifth in steer wrestling. After fall competition, ENMU’s women stand second in the reg...

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  • Editor's Notebook

    Not a cowboy hat The top hat is a dead giveaway — that’s definitely Billy the Kid playing croquet in that photo that was the subject of a National Geographic Channel documentary on Sunday. Right? Probably not, according to Kid historian Marcelle Brothers who has operated the website aboutbillythekid.com for 15 years. The Kid is also wearing a top hat in the only undisputed photo known to exist that depicts the outlaw. That undisputed picture was taken in late 1879 or early 1880, probably outside Beaver Smith’s saloon at Fo... Full story

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