Connie Jean Vickers dies after cancer battle in Roswell
Connie Jean Vickers born February 4 1948 in Beatrice Nebraska died June 22 2013 at home after a six year cancer fight. She taught first grade at Monterrey Elementary Roswell from 1996 to 2010 and is survived by her sons Benjamin and Michael Vickers daughter Kristin Hebert and granddaughter Lily Claire Hebert along with sister Kathryn Sutherlen and nieces. Memorial donations urged to Roswell Literacy Council. Arrangements by Anderson Bethany Funeral Home. A second obituary note for George Samuel Morley 74 from Roswell follows.
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Connie Jean Vickers
Loren Clair Armstrong
Grace Armstrong
Mark Vickers
Benjamin
Michael Vickers
Kristin Hebert
Brandon Hebert
Lily Claire Hebert
Née Armstrong
Beatrice
Nebraska
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Clovis
Bella Vista
Bandelier
Monterrey
Roswell
Connie
Kymera Cancer Center
Edgard Badine
Phil
Debra
Carrie
Aleta
Jennifer
University of New Mexico Cancer Center
Gentiva Hospice
Roswell Literacy Council
Andersonbethany.com
Anderson- Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory
Heat wave grips Southwest with record temp forecasts
The ap reports scorching heat across Arizona Nevada and California with Las Vegas Phoenix Death Valley potential records as high as 130 degrees. California cities face extreme heat warnings into Tuesday with health risks rising as cooling stations aid vulnerable residents.
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Death Valley
Calif
Arizona
Nevada
California
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Dan Kail
Pittsburgh
U.S
Baker
Mojave Desert
Interstate 15
Los Angeles
National Weather Service
John Dumas
Wanted new presidents at Ohio State Penn State Michigan
Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan face searches for new presidents as long-time leaders near departures. Details cite Ohio State President Gordon Gee set to retire, Penn State plans for successor to Rodney Erickson, and Michigan's Mary Sue Coleman stepping down in 2014.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tom Poole
Penn State
Rodney Erickson
Jerry Sandusky
Erickson
Graham Spanier
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Mary Sue Coleman
Ohio State
Gordon Gee
OSU
Columbus
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Gee
University of Michigan Health System
Michigan
Ohio
Molly Corbett Broad
The
American Council On Education
Snowden Sideshow Shifts Focus From Government Surveillance Debate
The Snowden story has become a distractingly dramatic sideshow as the public weighs hero versus traitor. Polls show a split on criminal charges while support for NSA surveillance remains high, and experts caution that public opinion hinges on his on the run image rather than the disclosures.
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Hong Kong
Moscow
Edward Snowden
National Security Agency
Mike Paul
MGP & Associates PR
New York
Snowden
U.S
Britain
Guardian
Washington Post
Washington
Barack Obama
Russia
William Weaver
University of Texas At el Paso
Gene Healy
Libertarian
Cato Institute
The
Messenger
Washington Examiner
Healy
David Colapinto
National Whistleblowers Center
America
Pew Research Center
USA Today
NSA
ABC News
South China Morning Post
Ecuador
WikiLeaks
Julian Assange
London
Eric Dezenhall
Washington, D.C
Dezenhall
China
Gerald R. Shuster
University of Pittsburgh
Shuster
Colapinto
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Remy Hebert
Kathryn Sutherlen
Rachel Bombardier
Jennifer Vega
Connie Vickers
Burbank
San Francisco
San Jose
Bay Area
Sacramento
Joe Arpaio
Border Patrol
Ohio St. Penn St. Mich
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