Forgotten George Sanchez A New Mexico Educator's Obscure Legacy
The New Mexico born educator George I Sanchez, author of Forgotten People, influenced desegregation and IQ testing critique but remains largely unhonored in his home state. Historians note his clashes with governors, his advocacy for bilingual students, and his role in Brown v. Board of Education era cases.
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George I. Sanchez
Texas
California
Arizona
Albuquerque
Virginia Romero
Cindy Kennedy
Sanchez
New Mexico
Carlos Blanton
Texas A&m University
Urisarri
Bernalillo County
University of New Mexico
Rockefeller Foundation
University of California, Berkeley
Blanton
Department of Education
Carnegie
Commission
UNM
University of Texas
League of United Latin American Citizens
Marshall
Orozco
Moises Venegas
Mark Sprague
Austin
Kennedy
Tata
Greg Kennedy
Cynthia
St. John’s United
Methodist Church
Susana Martinez
George S. Sanchez
Houston
Jesus Herrera
Mexico
Herrera
Obituaries from Roswell Honor Five Local Residents
Obituary notices share the deaths of Donald Clements 79 of Roswell on February 9 2012 and Donna Davis 86 of Roswell on February 8 2012 with memorial services planned. Horns of funeral notices list surviving spouses children grandchildren and siblings. Additional notices include Arnulfo Valles born 1939 in Mexico and Eugene Zimmerman 100 of Roswell with services pending.
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Donald Clements
Roswell
San Patricio
Donald Edward Clements
Minnie M. (Searcy) Clements
Donald
Mabel Sanchez
Mabel
Mabel Clements
Richard Lambrano
Joseph Clements
Dina Sanchez
Minnie Clements
Cecil C. Clements
Chlora Mae Rich
Sarah Sanchez Mendoza
Ohio
Mario Sanchez
Bobby Sanchez
Hondo
Cecil Clements
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Tama Clements Kittel
Donna Clements Lopez
Artesia
David Clements
Daniel Clements
DeWayne Clements
Darrell Clements
Bobby Clements
Mary Lou Clements Cunningham
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Donna Davis
East 23Rd St
Villa Park Club
Donna Corrine Laase
Mankato
Minn
Walter
Rosella
Luck) Laase
Donna
Kenneth R. Davis
Kenneth
Brett
Bradley
Brett R. Davis
Lois
Bradley J. Davis
Wendy
Emily Futrell
Samantha Davis
Michael Davis
Allison Futrell
Isabella Barrera
Roman Barrera
Patricia Schantz
Beverly Olson
Vera
Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home and Crema
Arnulfo Valles
Arnulfo Carrasco Valles
Chihuahua
Mexico
Antonio
Rita Valles
Carmen Serna Valles
Lubbock
Texas
Marisol Rodriguez
Luis
Luis Valles
Tracey
Peoria
Ariz
Elsa Paez
Hugo
Dexter
Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home
Immaculate Conception Church
Hagerman Cemetery
Eugene Zimmerman
Anderson-Bethany
Whitney Houston Dies at 48 in Los Angeles
Pop icon Whitney Houston, once a top selling artist with a powerful voice, has died at age 48. Publicist Kristén Foster confirmed the death but did not provide location or cause, noting her career was followed by a public struggle with drug use and personal turmoil.
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Los Angeles
Whitney Houston
Bobby Brown
Houston
Kristén Foster
Christina Aguilera
Mariah Carey
United States
Cissy Houston
Dionne Warwick
Aretha Franklin
Franklin
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