Obituaries and memorial notices from Roswell area
Obituary notices include Javier Ornelas Sr born 1964 died 2016 with service May 20 at Grace Community Church and family details. Other memorials mention Ruby McShan born 1931 died 2016 with services May 21 at LaGrone Funeral Chapel and burial at South Park Cemetery. Additional brief memorials announce Gertrude McDuell 94, Pino Frank Pino 54, Rafael Arias 84, Danny Noble 65, and Patricia Jo Cooper 86 with pending arrangements or upcoming services.
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Javier Ornelas
Javier Ornelas Sr
Dolores Castillo
Dolores
Lorenzo Mendoza
Renee Lujan
James Ornelas
Theresa Hemphill
Amanda Goodheart
Jesse Goodheart
J'nee Sten
Alexandria Ornelas
Javier Ornelas Jr
Javier
Grace Community Church
Ornelas
Andersonbethany.com
Ruby Mary Elizabeth McShan
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
LaGrone
Bob Phillips
Nancy
South Park Cemetery
Ruby
Roswell
New Mexico
Tom M
Alma Virginia Butler-Thornton
Enmu-Roswell
Farmers and Growers Market
Tom Thornton, Jr
F.B. “Mac” McShan, Jr
Alma Virginia Butler-Thornton, Sr
Raymond Thornton
Nancy Phillips
Bob
Bonnie Reardon
Wayne
Fowler
Ben” McShan III
Marshall McShan
McDuell
Gertrude
Trudy” McDuell
Rafael M. Arias
Ballard Funeral Home
Patricia “Trish
Jo Cooper
GAO finds rising segregation in high poverty public schools
A GAO report shows growing segregation of black and Hispanic students in high poverty K 12 schools with fewer math science and AP courses and higher rates of retention suspension and expulsion. It notes transportation limits parental support barriers and state differences while urging action and more funding to boost diversity and equal opportunity.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nonpartisan
Government Accountability Office
Bobby
Virginia
Scott
House Education Committee
Brown v. Board of Education
GAO
Civil Rights Project
UCLA
New York
Illinois
Maryland
California
Education Department
John B. King, Jr
King
Barack Obama
Nancy Zirkin
Senate confirms Eric Fanning as Army secretary after Guantanamo delay
The Senate approved Eric Fanning as Army secretary, making him the first openly gay service head. The vote followed Sen. Pat Roberts lifting opposition after a Pentagon briefing assured detainees would not be moved to Fort Leavenworth or other U.S. facilities before January 2017.
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Washington
Senate
Eric Fanning
Army
U.S
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Fanning
Pentagon
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
United States
Roberts
Defense
Robert Work
Congress
Barack Obama
Obama
Guantanamo
Air Force
Ash
Republicans press to keep illegal alien term at Library of Congress
On a party line vote Republicans pushed a provision to require the Library of Congress to keep the term illegal alien for immigration related cataloging. Democrats urged continuing the library’s policy update and rejected the pressure to reverse the change.
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Washington
House
Library of Congress
GOP
Appropriations Committee
American Library Association
Senate
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
D-Fla
Tom Graves
R-Ga
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Trudy
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
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Francisco
Frank
Pino Francisco
Frank” Pino
Danny R. Noble
Albuquerque
Danny
Order of Eagles
Sunset Ave
Patricia
Trish
Anderson-Bethany Funeral
Qeneras
Ruby Mary Elizabeth
McShan
Leadership Conference On Civil and Human Rights
John Conyers
D-iich
House Education and the Workforce
Bobby Scott
D-Va
G.K. Butterfield
D-N.c
Capitol Hill
Ricard Laronen
Associteo Press
Educane
Nene
Papa
Mom
Ded
Pius Tex