26 Jun 2003
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Newspaper
Portales News Tribune
Location
Portales, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2003
Page
1
Obituaries report the deaths of Margaret Fern Coleman 63 of Farwell Betty Lou Farrell 74 of Clovis and Ti us Olney Gibson III 45 of Portales. Services are announced with cremation to follow and memorial gifts suggested.
Final in a series on Roosevelt County 2003 Pioneer of the Year candidates. Lucille Martin Cooper born 1915 in Celina Texas moved to Clayton New Mexico then Portales. She married Lewis Cooper died 1971 and later Stanley Good. Active in clubs, education boards, and religious groups.
Lightning risk prompts the 22nd Aircraft Maintenance Unit to secure multimillion dollar aircraft and equipment. Air Force personnel are advised to seek shelter in buildings or vehicles and, if stranded outside, to crouch protectively without lying down to minimize injury.
Tele-auction coordinator Sheryl Borden reported the event raised about 75 000 to 80 000 dollars in net profits with on air sales around 74 495. The yearly auction runs in early June and involves year round planning led by Borden with station staff and community support.
A Tucumcari rancher and cattle growers leader discuss the slow process to regain bovine TB free status after positive cases. He notes de-population and multiple tests can stretch over years, with economic impact delayed until USDA acts. Movement of breeding stock will require repeated testing and holding cattle.
England rejects mandatory steer testing claiming no milk risk from pasteurized products. A three day feedlot proposal and veterinary costs were discussed as part of the plan. Portales News-Tribune editor Mike Linn contributed to this story.
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