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News Tribune (Newspaper) - January 12, 2003, Portales, New Mexico PORTALES January 12, 2003 SUNDAY 50 cents Sunday Lawmakers face new packed agenda By Deborah Baker The Associated Press SANTA FE The winds of change blowing through the state Capitol amount to welcome fresh air for some but may give ers the chills as the annual meeting of the Legislature gets under Lawmakers return to Santa Fe on Jan. 21 for what promises to be a jam-packed 60-day The new Democrat comes armed with an ambitious agenda and pledges of a smoother ship with the ed a lot of enthusiasm in the said House Speaker Ben Old-fashioned give-and-take negotiations with the governor would be a marked change for who butted heads for eight years with Richardson's Republican Gary last once they made their minds up they wanted to do something a certain Page 3A Richardson says North Korea won't build nuclear weapons By Leslie Hoffman The Associated Press SANTA FE North Korea has no intentions of building nuclear New Mexico Gov. Richardson said day as he concluded three days of talks with two envoys from the communist discussed issues very but in a positive Richardson North Korea's deputy sador to the United Han Song said during the talks that Korea has no tions of building nuclear Richardson who spoke briefly ing the news called Richardson top a I j who became governor on Jan. 1, said he briefed Secretary of State Colin Powell twice on Saturday on the nine hours of talks that stretched Page 3A PWC played part in state history By Patricia Cooper Writer As the Portales Woman's Club celebrates its 100th anniversary it will look back at the many different club members over the The Portales Woman's Club wide tion is from 2-4 p.m. today in the club 309 W. First St. PNT Lisa Sonnenschein Jane Milliard holds a letter from New Mexico governor Jack Campbell circa 1962. The letter thanks the Portales United Daughters of Confederacy for their work in ating the salute to the state years that con- to the club's rich particularly the former members who played a part in New Mexico Many members of PWC were also members of the Ellen W. Jones Chapter of United Daughters of the Con- a group of women involved in southern ancestry and The local chapter of UDC wrote the New co flag according to Portales Woman's Club ber and former president Jane who also was for- mer president of the said the group worked a ber of years to have the salute officially approved by the Legislature and the is a fascinating story and portrays a chapter in New Mexico history which nates with a group of women in Portales who exhibited tion and Milliard According to UDC former UDC member Mrs. Oldham was chair of the Page 3A cheers PNT Lisa Sonnenschein Toni Landry Megan Lauren Lauren Widner and Kyla Fish cheer on the Melrose girls during an Eastern Plains Athletic Conference basketball game on Saturday at Greyhound See results starting on page 16A. Former Farwell coach sentenced to six years Freedom Newspapers CLOVIS District Judge Robert Brack said he wanted to send a message Friday when he sentenced a former basketball coach to six years in prison for sex acts with a great potential in the teaching and coaching Brack said before concerns me is the rible breach of We consider the schools a safe where the people there can be The foundation of trust has been chipped away and we have a cracked foundation don't want anyone in this kind of teaching or coaching position to have any doubt in their mind will be if it comes to as we it usually Bryan Goldsmith pleaded guilty in July to two counts of criminal sexual penetration of a minor and two counts of criminal sexual contact of a The incidents involved one of Goldsmith's for- mer basketball who was 14 when the took place in 2001. The victim addressed smith prior to sentencing on remember standing in the hall and you don't care what 1 don't care if 1 go to it's all worth she it worth it The who has since moved with her parents away from then told the don't want him to ever do to another child what he did to Goldsmith received the mum sentence under a plea He will serve at least three years and six months in prison before he will he eligible for should open the eyes of Page 3A WEATHER Mostly Isolated showers in the New Mostly cloudy with Northeast winds 5-15 High 44 Low 24 say that God is and yet we always think of Him as somewhat of a Emily Dickinson American poet Day Kid Speak Cain 10 Valencia Elementary School Where is your favorite place to and I would probably want to go to because there is an aquarium that is very neat and a zoo with a million SPORTS Final basketball Page 16A INDEX Classified Comics Commentary People 5B Freedom newspaper Volume 47, Issue 9 coverage comments or letters to the editor

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