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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1998

Page

60

Childress County Mourns Loss of Popular Drug Dog Rona

Rona the Belgian Malinois served five years with the Childress County Sheriff’s Office, tracking about 750000 dollars in drugs and making school appearances. She died June 30 from ehrlichiosis spread by ticks. Deputy Michael Pigg will train a replacement dog in Louisiana.

Childress Childress County A i Rona Kevin Overstreet Overstreet Rona Kona Michael Pigg Louisiana

Cowboy band gathers for Roosevelt visit in Amarillo

On July 9 1938 reports say the world’s largest cowboy band with 3000 to 6000 members will gather in Amarillo from Waco Guymon Oklahoma and Carlsbad New Mexico to serenade President Franklin Delano Roosevelt as he arrives on the evening of July 11 1938.

Amarillo Waco Guymon Okla Carlsbad N.M Franklin Delano Roosevelt Texas

Pampa church drives dog food drive for shelter

Zion Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School raised funds to buy about 150 pounds of dog food for the Pampa animal shelter. Separate report notes Hartley and Roberts Counties have no Texas real estate agents, per the Center for Real Estate at Texas A&M University, one of five counties nationwide with no active or inactive agents, according to Texas Realtor magazine.

Pampa Zion Lutheran Church Pampa Animal Shelter Hartley Roberts Center For Real Estate At Texas A&m University Texas Realtor” Magazine

Rain hopes rise over Amarillo farms on dry sorghum loss

Farmers north of Amarillo plow wheat stubble as rain clouds build hoping for moisture to ease drought hurting grain sorghum and upcoming corn and cotton crops. Kay Ledbetter captures the scene.

Amarillo Kay Ledbetter

New Mexico Calendar Rege Ton To Son Ex At The Reo

Local calendar snippet shows an event possibly in New Mexico with a note about rege ton to son ex at a venue called the Reo. Details are unclear but the entry indicates a schedule item connected to a family or personal matter in a regional listing.

Missing men hunt fuels police frustration in multiple cases

Oklahoma sheriff Joe Hay and Clovis investigators voice frustration as four men disappear with little lead. Leonard Dirickson, 39, left Strong City to Elk City and Mobele, with an unidentified man in a white Ford. Clovis Detective Jim Schoeffel notes few solid tips. Other cases include 82-year-old Thomas Jackson missing from Clovis since May 30, and Borger pharmacist Johnny Lee Baker vanished since June 20 1994.

Oklahoma Leonard Dirickson Roger Mills Joe Hay Hay Clovis N.M Thomas Jackson Jackson Jim Schoeffel Schoeffel Borger Texas Jerry Poston Johnny Lee Baker Poston Dirickson Okla Elk City Mobelle Don Dirickson

Farm death in Roosevelt County electrocution near Arch

Rod Neal aged 37 died Wednesday after being electrocuted while wiring a fertilizer pump into a sprinkler well box at his farm northeast of Arch, about 16 miles east of Portales. The accident occurred around 11:30 a.m. officials said. Neal helped with the Arch Volunteer Fire Department. His body was found by his wife before 2 p.m. No comment from family was available.

Portales Roosevelt County Arch Rod Gordon Neal

Circus worker ordered to 30 hours community service

Ben Davenport, an employee of King Royal Circus, was found guilty of improper care and handling of circus animals after an elephant died in a sweltering trailer. A USDA judge upheld a $200,000 fine and license loss for the Texas based circus, with Davenport to perform 30 hours of community service.

Albuquerque King Royal Circus Ben Davenport The Texas U.S. Department of Agriculture William Jenson USDA Victor Palmer

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