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I Thin cl ads ' Charged in , Burglaryf Two members of the New• Mexico Junior Coilege track t- team were charged with . burglary early this morning . aiter they’ were apprehendedireide the NMJC gymnasium, Hobbs police said.• Charged in the incident are lt;Tim Michael Lewis, 20, andSteven Roderick Channel^ 19, both residents of the NMJC r. atliletic dormitoiy at 1010 West Silver.\ hi Tony Aguilar said he responded to a call for r assistance regarding a t burglary in progress at NMJC* stemming from a• report of suspicious persons at Llano Estacado Medical? Center, and was met at the j gym by J.D. Stinson, a i security guard for NMJC.Stii^on led Aguilar to the r bathroom area adjacent to the r locker room of the gym and i saw the two suspects siting on the Etoor and being guarded t by Patrolman John Son-'• namaker, Aguilar said Stinson 1 told him the suspects had illegally entered the gym and i\ offices in the gym.? Seized as evidence were a ■; bag of tools reportedly owned . by the older suspect and a pen• light found on the younger , suspect’s person. The suspects . were arrested on ihe chargeat 12:15 a.m. by Aguilar and £ Sgt. Ed Sloman. i Four other property crimes,• including a warehouse , burglary, were reportedyesterday to Hobbs police, i ' A battery charger valued at r\ $75 to $ioo and owned by Billy• Hockey. 1004 Laughliit was reported taken from ac- warehouse at ?0X East Main. ■ Policc said entrance was ' gained overnight hy prying a• padlock from the building-A tool box and tools, total ‘ value of $331.88, were reported stolen sometime between ■ Saturday and Monday from the carport of Clinton Cheatham, 409 East Clintou. r The toois included wrenches, socket wrenches, pliers* !: screwdrivers, drill bits, a i rivet gun, hacksaw and £ hammer.Julie Smith, 1700 North f?'Vega, told police a boy’s red r 26-inch bicycle valued at $50 was stolen front Broad-moor Elementary School ' Derinda Meador, 508 West • Midwest, said a girl s three-• speed bike valued at $54 was• stolen from her residence. From Page iEuniceFr«nt Page 1Lovin;Clovis archiU Pendleton forwork, Board 1McKibben cauti Ihe group moving(Pendleton v chitect in chargi construction p district.)“I think the dleton) is since* and honest...as ai by the looks of physical plant, b can save the ta? money by look McKibben said.Board Membe agreed with hia and added, “An not be used i phases of our woi eventually involv roofing jobs).MCrouse resf imagine Chat roa in the state u terested in the advantage of Per he is alreadv wlt; area and it wc veniunt for him down here (Th chitect is worki plans for Tatm School District’s remodeling and plan.)“We can draw (for whomever will be) and say want you to dowork,..but we1!]services of so knows what to lt;oversee the j( finished/'Nevertheless, agreed to “seek architects in th area on the pr the prices are sir should go with Pt. he knows our McKibben said.By a four-tog board approved participation t sponsored t program homemaking te plan will cost nothing other i costs and will adult education meet nightly for at Lovington HigiBoard Member Ben O. Alexander and Kirby all s plan, while McKi lone opposing votIn the prograi to be offered in Mexico’s 8B pi districts, stale sources will sup salaries* suppl training for tto (one of which w [rom each schoo
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Hobbs Daily News Sun
Hobbs, New Mexico, US
Wed, May 11, 1977
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