Life celebrations for Virginia Brito Lovato and Vincent Aguilar
Virginia Brito Lovato 66 died October 6 2016 at Albuquerque. She is survived by husband Arsenio Lovato daughters Angelina Rodriguez Cyn tia Sisneros and others. Services include rosary October 12 and Mass October 13 at Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Church. Vincent Aguilar 82 died October 8 2016 in Roswell. Veteran of Korean War with long healthcare career and active in church and community. Funeral services October 12 2016 at St. Peter's Catholic Church and burial at South Park Cemetery with a gathering at the American Legion Hall. He is preceded by parents siblings and son Vincent Aguilar Jr. World of memories notes his family and memorials.
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Virginia Brito-Lovato
Our Lord
Maria B. Montoya
Virginia
Arsenio Lovato
Angelina Rodriguez
Jerry
Cynthia Sisneros
Breanna Sisneros
Jaclyn Rodriguez
Jayslyn Sanchez
Janevaeh Rodriguez
Jeriah Paul Leyba
Salazar Mortuary
Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Church
Fortuna Rd
Albuquerque
Patsy Lucero
Arsilia Alvarez
Cecilia Chavez
Loretta Sandoval
Vincent Almanza Aguilar
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell
Esimio
Concha Aguilar
Isabel Aragon
Vincent
25Th Tropic Infantry
Korea
National Guard
Army
Saint Mary's Medical Center
ENMMC
Saint John's Men's Club
New Mexico
U.S
John Wayne
VFW
Knights of Columbus
Cindy
Emimio
Edward
Gene
Frank Aguilar
Concha Larez
Amelia Fabila
Vincent Aguilar Jr
Ida
George Vigil
Alfred
Shirley
Dallas, TX
Paul Charo
Ted
Rose
Silver City
Billy
Sylvia
Monica
Andrew Frequez
Vanessa Vigil
Gabriel
Thuy Vigil
Alauna Aguilar
Nicole Aguilar
Michael Martinez
Shelbi Aguilar
Jonathon Lueras
Denver, CO
William Charo
Lake Arthur
Mario
Cassie
Stephanie
Pablo Charo
Thomas
Liz Mein
Shakur
Isaiah Martinez
Vincent Aguilar
Elijah Vigil
Jacquelyn Aguilar
Marissa
Jacob
Andrew Fresquez
Ceeandra
Cassidy Mein
Billy Aguilar
Gabriel Vigil
Shakur Martinez
Mario Charo
Joe Marquez
Ballard Funeral Home
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Charlie Martinez
OFM
South Park Cemetery
American Legion Hall
N. Montana Ave
Ballardfuneralhome.com
Pastors weigh in on politics from the pulpit
Clergy across Clovis discuss the Johnson Amendment and church involvement in elections. Some oppose political endorsement from the pulpit while others favor lawful speech, stressing voting and social issues over party politics. Leaders cite separation of church and state and warn against suppressing Christian voices.
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Donald Trump
House
Steve Scalise
R-La
Jody Hice
R-Ga
Congress
Christian Post
CNN
Alliance Defending Freedom
Bonita Knox
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knox
ELCA
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America
Jesus
Thomas Jefferson
Parkland Baptist Church
Wayne Boydston
Boydston
First Church of God In Christ
Robert Grimes
Grimes
First Christian Church
Jon Forrest
NM bar exam bias stirs UNM law school review of curriculum
UNM Law School Co-Dean Sergio Pareja cites bias in the universal bar exam with Native American passage at zero for 14 takers and declines for women, while white male passage remains steady. First time pass rate fell from 80 percent under the old exam to 68-72 percent under the new format, prompting administration to reconsider admissions and curriculum.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
University of New Mexico Law School
Sergio Pareja
Pareja
UNM
UNM Law School
Law School
Eight year old wins 5K with surprise sprint
In Lovington on Oct 1 an eight year old, Ethan Stephens, placed second in a 5K fun run behind Kenyan veteran Wilson Letting who finished in 21 minutes 13 seconds. Ethan, guided by Nick Zepeda, completed the course in 25 minutes 17 seconds. Zepeda took third at 26 21. Ethan plans more races in Lubbock this weekend.
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Lovington
Ethan Stephens
Stephanie
Jaren Stephens
Nick Zepeda
Ethan
Zepeda
Wilson Letting
Kenya
Lubbock
Letting
Community pushes for sixth state racing license in New Mexico
The Greater Tucumcari Economic Development Corp asks the New Mexico Racing Commission to speed a sixth license. If issued, it could bring up to 10 million dollars annually to the state, with projected losses of 10.6 million in year one and 12 million by year five. Job growth is expected, from about 1,284 to 1,458 positions.
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Tucumcari
Greater Tucumcari Economic Development Corp
New Mexico Racing Commission
Warren Frost
The
Racing Commission
Frost
Logan
Quay County Gaming Authority
GTEDC
Don Chalmers
Coronado Partners LLC
Quay County
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Xcel Energy
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Bailey County
Muleshoe
Southwest Power Pool
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Moriarty
Ted Hart
Bryan Sullivan
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