Supreme Court denies CYFD bid in Day murder case
The New Mexico Supreme Court refused to grant a hearing on a motion that would have added CYFD as a party and paused proceedings in the Tony Day murder case. Day, 15, is charged with first degree murder in the 2012 deaths of his adoptive mother Sue Day and sister Sherry Folts, with two trial phases planned including a potential amenability to treatment proceeding.
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New Mexico Supreme Court
New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department
Tony Day
CYFD
Sue Day
Sherry Folts
Day
New Mexico
Tenth Judicial
Albert Mitchell
Tenth Judicial District
Tim Rose
Jeffrey Buckels
Mitchell
Rose
Trigg Memorial Hospital Joins Presbyterian EHR Upgrade
Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital will join Presbyterian Healthcare Services in adopting Epic Systems electronic health and financial records. The $200 million integrated system links all PHS facilities and 3000 healthcare organizations nationwide, aiming to improve patient care and hospital efficiency across Quay County and beyond.
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Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian Healthcare Services Organization
Quay County
Interstate 40
PHS
Epic Systems
Amanda Schoenberg
Schoenberg
Trigg Hospital
Presbyterian
United States
Plains Regional Medical Center
Clovis
Albuquerque
Lance Labine
Walker Mountain saga fuels Walker family history in Quay Valley
Daisyann Walker Palmer, a Ph.D. and family storyteller, wrote A Walker Trilogy about the Walkers who settled from Kansas to New Mexico in 1906 near Tucumcari. The book, 120 pages, covers wartime sacrifice in World War II and Korea, plus the family’s inventiveness and service records. Palmer held signings in Tucumcari at the Historical Museum and Circa Coffee Shop.
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Walker Mountain
Quay Valley
Lawrence Walker
Kansas
New Mexico
Daisyann Walker Palmer
Tucumcari
Palmer
Tucumcari Historical Museum
Circa
Tucumcari Inn
Sac
Rifice
Korea
Rosa Klopfenstien Walker
Lawrence
Emory Walker, Jr
Third Infantry
U.S. Army
Harry
Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Rockabilly on the Route gets Tucumcari fee waiver
Tucumcari City Commission granted a fee waiver for the Rockabilly on the Route event at the Tucumcari Convention Center. The June 5 to June 8 festival will add a day and more headline acts, following last year’s event that drew about 1,000 visitors. Mayor Robert Lumpkin commented on the decision.
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Tucumcari Convention Center
Tucumcari City Commission
Tucumcari
Robert Lumpkin
Easter events and polls at local community college
Todo 3 p.m. Easter Bunny at Mesalands Community College Saturday 10 am Easter Egg hunt at Dunn Park Office Hours The Quay County Sun open 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. This week's poll asks if Tony Day should take field trips with Yes 26 percent No 74 percent Cast your vote at qcsunonline.com.
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Mesalands Community College
Dunn Park
Quay County Sun
Tony Day
Qcsunonline.com
County Foreclosure Conciliation Board Formed in April 1934
Gov A W Hockenhull appoints Guy Wood O S Greaser J O Jordan Roy Stoner Lee Watkins W C Lee and R C Mundell to a county wide conciliation board to study mortgage foreclosures and aid owners under Roosevelt’s plan. An emergency crop loan office opens at the Quay County Courthouse offering loans from 25 to 250 dollars. J W Bullington re elected mayor over Arch Hurley by 106 votes.
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Guy Wood
O.S. Greaser
J.O. Jordan
Roy Stoner
Lee Watkins
W.C. Lee
R.C. Mundell
A.W. Hockenhull
Roosevelt
Quay County
J.W. Bullington
Arch Hurley
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Steve Hansen
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Quay
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Todo
Martha O’reer
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