Portales High graduates cue up reunions across decades
Karl Terry recalls Portales High School class of 1977 gathering in Ruidoso for a 35th reunion with about 15 attendees, reflecting on four reunions by year 35 and comparing small, out-of-town turnout to other local groups, while noting Facebook re connections and future plans for a 40th.
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Portales
Ruidoso
Clovis
David Augustine
David
Dale Carnegie
Tucumcari
Keenan
Cindy
Pirate Calving Fiasco Ends With Slippery Escape
In southeast Idaho Russ tries to help a heifer named The Pirate during an early morning calving. A chaotic sequence leads to a blowout scramble, pants, mud, and amniotic fluid, ending with the calf freeing itself and a muddy, shaken farmer watching the sun rise.
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Russ
Idaho
Editorial and letters policies for Clovis Media Inc
Editorials are unsigned and reflect the editorial board. Letters to the editor must stay under 300 words and are to be emailed or phoned in to the listed contact. Guest column submissions should contact Editor David Stevens via phone or email.
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Clovis Media Inc
Ray Sullivan
David Stevens
Dstevens
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Stevens
Quay County Sun Editorial Notes on Freedom and Responsibility
The Quay County Sun newsroom emphasizes freedom as a life gift and responsibility to ensure it for all readers. Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens outline the paper’s mission and commitment to a voice for every community member.
New Mexico scientists honored in Presidential Early Career Awards
Six researchers with New Mexico ties are among 96 U.S. winners of the 2011 Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers. Notable recipient Francis McCubbin of UNM studies Martian water and possible life while other honorees work at Sandia, Los Alamos, USGS, and AFRL.
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New Mexico
U.S
Francis McCubbin
University of New Mexico
Institute of Meteoritics
Mars
McCubbin
Moon
Stan Atcitty
Sandia National Laboratories
Power Electronics
Amy J. Clarke
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Uranium Alloys
Justin Hagerty
U.S. Geological Survey
UNM
Dan Sinars
Matthew Squires
Air Force Research Laboratory
Space Vehicles Directorate
Kirtland Air Force Base
Washington Albuquerque and D C congressional offices listed
A list of contact numbers for congressional offices includes Washington DC at 202 224 5521, Albuquerque at 505 346 6791, and a second Washington DC line 202 225 6190. The snippet provides no further context or names.
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Canada
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Karl Terry
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N.M
Viewpoint
Sen
Jeff Bingaman
Democrat
Washington
Bingaman
Senate.gov
Tom Udall
Albuquerque
Rep
Ben Lujan
Aujan
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