Obituary Highlights for Dixie Rondell and Andrew Kersey
Dixie Rondell 83 of Texico died June 4 2004 at Plains Regional Medical Center Clovis born July 14 1920 in Rifle Colorado married Leland Rondell July 23 1943 in Riverside California moved to Texico 2001 worked as escrow officer and was a First Baptist Church member burial in Safford Union Cemetery Arizona Survivors include numerous relatives across Texas New Mexico Colorado and Oklahoma Andrew Kersey 80 of Albuquerque died June 5 2004 born April 29 1924 in Manning Oklahoma served in World War II retired from Sandia National Labs buried Sunset Memorial Park Albuquerque services 2 PM at French Mortuary with memorials to American Cancer Society Obituary policy note included
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Tucumcari Eyes City Track and Casino Project
Officials envision a city track with a consultant design phase an architect selection and a plan moving forward funded by private money with public grants and some assistance. The plan includes a racetrack and casino to attract gamblers from nearby Texas and generate year round income.
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Nine Women Honored for Government Service at Library of Congress
The nine winners, chosen from 200 nominees, will be profiled in Good Housekeeping’s July issue. At a ceremony in the Library of Congress, Lynne Cheney will deliver the keynote as Hopper is honored for her service. Hopper, back in Clovis since May 2003 after Iraq, will soon move to Phoenix to teach F-16 pilots at Cannon Air Force Base.
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Roosevelt Tops Dairy Counties In National Ranking
A U S Dairy Association and National Agricultural Statistics Service report lists Roosevelt and Curry counties among the nation’s top 20 dairy counties. Chaves heads New Mexico milk production, while Roosevelt ranks 16th and Curry 17th nationally through May 2003, with New Mexico seventh in total cows per herd at 1,865.
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Melrose students win national BPA award in Cincinnati
Melrose high school students finished third at the Business Professionals of America national conference in Cincinnati in early May. The six member team competed in a 26 team parliamentary procedure event, answering 50 questions and solving a problem during a business meeting. Team members were seniors Ryan Belcher Josh Bright Cody Cochran Seth Hairgrove Ryan Willoughby and junior Jason Runyan.
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Reagan library service draws mourners to campus visit
The library prepared for 2000 visitors an hour over 30 hours as mourners waited in line to enter the Reagan library. Arnold Schwarzenegger Maria Shriver and other figures attended with children and families, while crowds left carnations flags and jelly beans near a shrine. Ronald Reagan’s family and friends including Ron Patti Michael Revell and Merv Griffin joined the service.
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