Clovis fugitive Noe Torres to be arraigned today
Noe Torres, 32, is back in New Mexico to face murder charges for a 2005 Clovis shooting that killed 10 year old Carlos Perez and wounded his brother Ruben. He will be arraigned at 11:30 a.m. in Ninth Judicial District Court in Clovis before transfer to state prison for trial.
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Noe Torres
Clovis
Matt Chandler
US Marshals Service
Torres
New Mexico
Mexico City
Carlos Perez
Ruben Perez
Chandler
Marshals Service
District Attorney’s Office
Curry County Sheriff’s Deputies
Federal
Albuquerque
Ninth Judicial District Court
Health care debate echoes across editor letter
A letter to the editor argues that the old health system failed with 30,000 plus annual uninsured deaths and insurer abuses. It contrasts conservative criticism of Obama care with Heritage Foundation ideas and cites Massachusetts, Switzerland, and general opposition to government involvement in health care.
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Dennis Roch
R-Texico
Heritage Foundation
Massachusetts
Switzerland
New Grading System Replaces AYP In New Mexico Schools
State officials unveil a school accountability system aiming to show student progress across multiple areas rather than a single test score. Logan Elementary drops to B, middle school rises to B, high school stays at C as Gov. Martinez and others advocate reforms and earlier data sharing.
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Logan
Johnnie Cain
Tendent
Cain
New Mexico
Gov
Martinez
Johnson
Spay and neuter clinic closes July 19 at 5 p.m.
Registration for the spaying and neutering services ends at 5 p.m. July 19 at the offices. The program operates on a first come, first served basis with possible scheduling exceptions. A stand by list may be used for no‑shows, and notified appointments will be by phone. Monetary vouchers are available from the 4 Lometmaf Foundation for residents earning under $40,000, call 505-466-1676.
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Fleming
George C. Irving obituary notes long life of farmer and pastor
George Clay Irving died July 8 2012 in Logan New Mexico at age 93 him the second son of Carrie Chappell and Will B Irving born August 7 1918 in Wynnewood Oklahoma he farmed near Porter served in the US Army and with Oneta Thrasher raised four children He and Oneta led San Jon Assembly Church from 1991 to 2003 Funeral services were set for Friday in the Assembly of God Church San Jon with interment in San Jon Cemetery Dunn Funeral Home Tucumcari NM handling arrangements.
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Logan
New Mexico
George
Wynnewood
Oklahoma
Carrie Chappell
Will B. Irving
Purcell
Civilian Conservation Corp
Denver
Wyoming
Porter
Oneta M. Thrasher
US Army
Ft. Bliss
Texas
R.J. Thrasher
FHA
Oneta
Conchas
Ute
Quay County
San Jon
Assembly of God Church
The
Assemblies of God
San Jon Assembly
George Irving
Elsia Irving
H.W. “Dub” Irving
Emma Mae Doty
Tracy Cox
Kathy and
David Webster
Calvin
Johnny and
Cathi Irving
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