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Tighter reetrictioDs on the be.ight ofbuUdinge in Midtown inJrlileed as one of the posoible gOals of p~ ZDDing law tmehangeo. . .

Business oWner Jennifer Dorgan asked last Week if the ·sight of a 35-lbot building ....t to a :ZO.jbot buDding is. oome­tiUDg mombem of the Ruidoso Planning and Zoning ComnJiEr. aion want to see proliferate in Midtown.

Reli!rringtothat area aa the "viilage's jewel," she said it is the visual "by wbicll people. judge The more atteotion we pay 1!fu (that districl's niles), the better we can do."

Commissfon member Bill Hlreehfeld asked VIllage Plamring Direet.or BiD Morris to como back with more infor.

mation and suggested wei~ on height testrictions in mid· towD. A new thoater built qn one and ofmidto- and a CIOJI­dominium on the other both tower over alijoining stcuc­turea, oouimiaalon meJDIIers pointed out. . •

_The cm:nmission took'- no adionon a paoketofaUbmit<ted wordiug pmpared by Monis fur changes in the planning · and zoning ordinance.

Other issues he covered included creatiDgtwo new zoa. ing districts, one fur public property such ae perks, and another fur professional offices as a transition between resj.. d.entiai and commerdal zones.

Dotgan also pushed .for improved landscaping along Sudderth Drive through Midtown and on Tsas and Rio - in back of the Dmin

drag, wher8 ""'""" could be ............... if the property .is developed to retoin ae Jll8lly trees aa the village forester djrt.enoinee is safe,

· He worked outaformulafi:Jr -the size ofbuildinge allowedijn lots in each commercial zmie. All of the B1JI!IIO!Itions wiD come back furrOview at the meellbg Villlte Pll"*l ...._,Bill MD!iis discusses development at a recenl May 23. COUI14;11 meellllli. . . . .

Atewn~ofthep!OJ'" erty oft' 'Ritlh and I,amay Roads-the..-.·

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A gra ... pUblic 108i1 would . be ~ to ~ Eql!!l:lllca. lions and if. aapt;ed after a ~ ........ -Period. would. be Ji1aQitoined by the ilOIIDf;v, he'llaid:

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overhaul to the IJegional Waste Water TroatmontPiont;ollicialsrep­resentmg the uumicipalities of lluidoso IJown@ and RUidoso headed to Washington this week looking fur lbndini!.

The municipalities laet · month said they will eeek $33. million liom the· U.S. Army Gorpe of Engineere and lobby fur · <OIIjp'eesional •upport for the request. ' .

Allhougb not pari of the original group plonoed in tbe Washington lrip, Dale Arch­uleto, an aulhor of the prelimi· nary engineering reporl <PER> that was delivered to city, .viJ. loge and county repreeente· ti\res May 3, is acCompanying the six·member delegation to + lielp strengthen tbe appeal. -. "We'ni·going·to Washingtao with the draft PER. Jt:s tbe best piece or infunnation we have collected so far on · the waste water treatment. plant deficienciee, so we11 be uoing . that," .said ilohn ·waters,· Ruidoso Downs City Maoager.

Archuleta's agency, Molun· Corbin Engineering, last week recommended three possible designs and actions for the plant that should bring it into

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Reeolving the issue of fuir compensation of elacted offi· ciale serving · the City of

. Ruidoso Downs may be needed .,. much to head oft' a possible rift; am<mg couocilors aa to· bring the municipality into compl1ant:e witb- etotue. .

Judy Miller, a ascond-torm couocilar, took to teak Monday Dight annmonte mode by Cel· law councilors in ... April24 moetiDg ae wen as o-ofCicy ManagerJOho Waters.

she further refuted lan­guage Cimtained in an ·amend­ed otcliruulee, which has ·allowed fur an upward sllde in · ~penaation over reemt -- . ~ to records,, oouil-ciliml ;..,;, paid $5,258 each in ...... year 200a-03; $0.601> in.

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NOTICE TO PUBLIC Ruidoso PavlngiWWC, 'Inc. will have road construcllot'o and lane closures on Hwy 48 end Slana Blanca Dr. from 5-3-8 lhru 5-1().8. Also the main entrance tO the' Pollee Station will be blocked. Please usa the aide entrance. We apalogl%e for any lnconvenlenca. ·

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-KJSSUNG, Democratic CaruiJdare for Congi'esslonal Olstrict 2 wtll gt~ t~ k~ote address. !ach candi· date wfll prese~ his/her pla'tformlvlews In an allotted lime .fr.une. There will be ample .time to Mmeet & greet .. the candidates. r ·

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Delegations head to Washingtot:J.,. D.C.

Funding for the wastewater treatrntmt plant at stake

speak, the future of. be to lhre ~ this area, aud who· so aud · Ruidoso ean alfurd to <lo so. It misbt.

is being shaped indirectly, affect PJ,lJP8Ity val­by talks taking place in ues, and c!evelopm~t iDitia-Waablugton, D.C. tives elsewhere in the~- .

Delegations representing Whetber ·the tWo deJega-the muniCipalities flew east tiona are ~· in their Tuuday to meet with copgres- oombined funding .request -sional representatives and ofti- they're asking lbr $83 million eisla with the u.s. Army Corps · livm the Corps of Epgineers -of Engineers. Their hOpes: pry- is but one eonsideration. · ing loose fe<leral dollars to Psychologically, what even­cover the cost of upgrading the tuaiJy erJIIUe& ftom this trip Regional Wastewater Treat- will remove some uncertainties ment PlanL hanging over the municipali-

We wish them success. ties. While the delegations' How critical is t;heir mis- request miJ!bt not be answered

&ion? It will merely determine, officially lbr some tinie, they in funding souroes aud possible should get what. one member finesthatcouldbeleviedbythe celled an "indication" while in federal Environmental Proteo- the nation's capitsl. · tion Agency, how much resi-. Atthatpointwecanbeginto. dents will pay in &eWer coats understand the sacrifices re­and property taxes. quired ftom a long-fes~

It will determine, in some problem. Better to know .the measure, how expensive it will truth than wonder about it.

No one apparently noticed ..:<.. foul odor from Treasurer's Office

the moat ps:rt, l get iL uicy scandal rocks New

Mexico. Wannabe mob su,ys playing Monopoly with treasury office tax money.

· Forget tlte dimly-lit back room of a New Jereey tevero. Tbie drama tekee place in the Land of Endumtment wh~, prosecu.tors say, if you wanted to do business.

What I can't undorsteitd ie how such an important letter fell through the cracks.

"Say, I was just thinking we sent thet letter to the AG a ceu­pla months 8go euggeeting there may be some suspicious stuff' going on in tbe Treasurer's Oflice. We ever hear back on thet?'

with former stete trea- r--::=-:----, "Dadgummit, you know I think tbet was" the day we ran out of postage. I don't know if thet letter ever got sent."

surer Robert VIgil, it helped to beve a suitcase ofkickback cash.

VIgil is on trial for racketeering. conspiracy. money laundering and extortion. He quit the job before the Legislature threw him out, but

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LOOKIXG maintains his innocence. ASKA. 'lC:E

Tbie Kent Nelson fellow, who bes pleaded guilt,y to giving kick­backs, was apparently so grossly incompetent that bia banging

So. I get it, most of it. NED CANTWElL Shadowy guys beving

sec:ret meetings in. somewhat appropriately, public bathrooms.

Envelopes with thick wads of <&Sb being exclumged.

Notao subtle warnings to staffmembere reluctant to toe the Une. One witness, Treasurer'"'Office inveetment oflicer Mark Cenevan. testified VIgil reminded him he owed his job to VIgil ond "Don't screw with people who beve been good to you."

The Sopranos )>IICk<ld up ond heeded West, I get ell tliat. Here's whet I don't get. People in the know caught the whifl" com­lug ftoom tbe Treasurer's OIBce as early as six yeere - and did­n't tiillow up.

What I don't get is the-· Aooordlnir 1lo ber testimony, wbenJan Goodwin was heed. of tbe Siate Bbard of Finance in 2000, she had reason to question the activities offimner Treasurer's Office investment edviser Kant Nelson. This even­tually led to drafting of a}etter to Attorney General Patricie Medri4 .._m.g she investi­gate. Goodooin. now eecratary of Tamtion and Revenue, testified she thought the letter was eent. Madrid's ctffke said it never got , -·-·· So, I ean understand the con-cept of greedy_ people on tbe teke.

around the investment crowd made as mueh sense as AnDa Nicole Smith bevbJg tee with the Daughters of the American Rewlution. What Anna lacks in cfass, Kent lacks in mOll)'.

A routine application he pre­pared fur tbe state was so inept, testified the scandal's bagman, it looked like something a blgb school kid might write. They bad to give him a legitimate appliea­tioo from enother broker so he qouid figure out hpw to fiU -one out.

No surprise, then, that it ·w.s notjustJen Goodwin Who fig~ . ured out Kent N'elson was suspi• c:ious. Micba8lllegemen, an investigator with a nstimud se.eurities industry self-regulato­ry boerd, wrote VIgil in January of2003 to e1art him something was fishy with Nelson. ·

VIgil did not respond to Hegmnsn'sletter so tbe secari­ties inveetigat.or tat it drop.

Let it drop seeme to be tbe theme song thet serenaded ue • ri,ght into one of the moat emllar-. ressing episodes of New Mexi<>o history. If only eomeone would beve fellowed up, perbeps we could beve awided thie meos.

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The New Maxi~ Public Regulation pumps w~ co~e back on. en\te- in their demeanor and the entire Commissionsend&itscondolences·to.tbe. Whether it is ,electric or Water or emergency_ was'm.itigated in just min-

-- ~:fiupiHe's of the ~ro County. Elecf;Jio sewer; at a given moment these people utes. . · · · Cooporetivelinemen who. Ieist theirli'ves .are literelly riekilig their' lives for all of · When,.J met my wife-at the hospitel, in an Booident near Sunspot on April24. us, just as are ell of the men and women she immediately c:ommented about the

·We am.sa.dden.ed to hear aliout·this inoUr-m.ili.tar,Ya"re,mysonamongthem.. fiRe paramedic ·care she received en tragic accidenL I would like to extend a prayer, and a roilto. ' ·

Moat of us do not i:ealize how linemen . WOrd of thanks to ell of them. · Later, her condition was deemed seri-put tilioJr !iV... .at riek performing their God Bless "You All! ous enough by the mOdical staff at the regular cJa¥ to day teaks. Cal"ie R. EU.en hospital to require tbet she be admitted.

We extend our heerttelt ·coridolencee · Nogal · During thie first day of her aclmil>-to the fumilies of Michael Gaston and W tance. I received _phone calls and even a . BeJVemin Vudeo. Thankful to EMS ere s visit from members of both 'the Ruidoso

Cammissioners Dar>id W. lane and · Fire IQld Linooln Count.Y EMS Depart-E. Shirley Baea To the editOr, menta checking on her etatus.

&uita Fe There are tnSJ1y reasons to liv!> in Theee caDs were from department

Unsung heroes To the editor:

· It bes occurred to me, not for the first time, thet we have IDI1DY heroee among uii who go ell .but unrec:oguiZed. •

We lost two youog men the other day who risked their lives doily to assure thet our lights, and ell tbet goee with them, oan be nearly teken tbr _.,ted.

. A lot of the work we ell do comes with an inherent risk; but some more then others.

Our utility workers, the power compa­ny in partfcular, face a lqt of doDgers every day, and yet we berely acknowl­edge it.

I beve stood beeide these guys in the rein Wbile they worked to put a leg back

Ruidoso, but none more important then members tbet I biiJ"ely know. · Tbie is the outstanding police, fire and EMS pro- patient'c:are at its·6nilst, and is certeinly grems tbet serve our communit,y. · not a basic requirement of their public

On • 17, I needed to caD 911 for service. • ·my. wife ho lost consciousness. The N'ow J. am quick to realize' that the police de ent handled my 911 caD way thie particular Incident went down with ~kill ond proficiency. is exactly the WilY thet an emergency

The lir:e and tlre .dep-ments system is suppoeed to,perfurm. arrived oat .as quickly as I hung up But sometimes, we ell teke these men -the pho And upon their arrival, fire and woineD for granted, ·despite our deparbJlent membe):S immediatsly memories of September lltb. began a' deteiled medical a8seesment of It is my experience that the police, fire my wife. and EMS progrems in this small Villege

The ambulance arrived shortly there- of Ruidoso operete at a greater le""l of after and worked with the police and fil-e competence and pro_ficlency than one department personnel, as one terun and would expect to 6nd in a much larger irrespective of unilbrm. to quickly extri- city. cate my wife from our home and into the Simply stated, these programs, in my ambulance.

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Treasurer's Office scandal hurts Madrid, too WAI!n!R Rtmm.

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SANTA FE - 'l'he kickback scandal in the Stete Treasurer's Oflice won't em.::t tbet rsee in tbe June 6 primary election -with just one Democrat and

· mie Republican on tl!e bsllot, there ie no · need tbr a primary.

But the IICIU1dld will be on voter's orinda in a number of other :raees, in both the June primary ond the· · November generel'electlons. Candidotee

· undorsteitd that the :taint ftoom the 'l'reasuier's Office extends to othi>r

· antaa ot state gov.C!I. nmeri.t, and say etblo:s refurm wiD be a real iseue thie year.

scandela in the future. Gary King, a former 12-year state

representative, said his working rela­ti4)11Shlp with the Legislature will give him an advantage in getting ethics­relhrm taws passed.

Lemuel .Martinez, tbe district attor. ney in CU>ola Count,y, eeid he would . bring a "prcisecutorial approach" i:o the olllee. And Geno Zamora, a lbrmer assistant attontey general under 'l'om Udall, has p,oposed a new government agency to oversee political ethics.

Thomes Buckner, a 65-year.<>ld I'Un­uing fur poliiical office fur the fitSt tima, said thet if elected auditor, he would beef up the fraud unit and bi-ing an

Former treaSurer Robert Vigil 1>as .. · . been on trial Since App!18 on numer­ous flldere1 ""- !iJleglOg that be . .

.. """"Pted kickbacb &om companiee thet handled state investml!nt& · .

. extra level of scrutiny to the tre<~surer's . ·office. ·

VIgil's j>redeceseor, Michalol Moo~ pleaded gui1t,y in November to a o!lngle ~ui:tt of extortion, and is a witnMs · againet Vogll. .

The attorney general poeition ie one . of three Cl!i""« with seoretilry of $tate ond auditor) in wbldt tbe iocdmbent is completing their IM!Cilnd fuur..year term,. and is unsbta to run tbr re-election..

All three of the llemooreta Vying to .. reJ>b!m Patrici!l Madrid said tl!ey beve a plan to increWie ovetl!igbtari}J,pment . . .

Gov. Richardson, who is unehal· lenged in the primary lolld will face political no,;;,., J.R. l>amron in November. signed an ~tive ord&r

. · Monday creating .a task f- on etbles relbrm. .

It will. present .....,.,..,.endetions-no Jpter then N'ov. 1, and llichardson eeid

·· he will beve a bri>edpiockap ofrelbrms. · .lbr the Lelilslature tooonoilfer dUririg it's 60-clay session starting .m January ?Jl07, . .

Madrid, Who ls challenging Heather . Wilson ln. N-...:fur her U.S. Houae seat, loot ber hopes of getting through the trial unsCathed wben Treasury ·

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Secretary Jan Goodwin testified thet her office bad sent a waruinglettsr about VIgil to the Attorney Generei's office.

GoodWin teetified thet sbe •created" a letter in Jrutwuy, 2002, qu.estj.oniJ« the involvement ofadvisor Kent Nelson in transactions handled by the Treasurer's Office. G<>odwin said abe wrote the lettsr fur lfarold Field, who was et thet time secretary fur the . Depan>nentolFinance. · . Tho AG's Office responded by saying

tbet they carefully treclt ever latter they receive, and they never got the letter GoodWin teetified about. ·.

l!epoblicans say Madrid al,so turned clown a request by lbrmer Gov· Gary Johnson w investigate VIgiL And, they oppG!Ied a_ deal she and Gov. ~n tried to push through in the days imme-diately after his ..treat in wblch-he . wo!Jid leave office but retain 1:\41 pay. ThJlt _.u was sbot down by-the Supreme Court. ·

1\flldrid will baw &b. 1110ntJua to $DSW..r those ch-. or to hope that the trial eods- lllid the voters-fur. get. --~--~----~--w..uer Rubel has 6tlsz" rwwsmon fbr

.SIS years and the Saftto Ji\1 bureau chk/' /Dr the Ruid.i>so News sbi<e_.2003: He ~>mhe reaelzed ot·w~n­¥lJB.ei»n

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libera!ism is the foundation of American values

·s-thll$0 days Conservatives . hnve convinood themselves, and eome of the American public,

thet being a Liberal is nhln to being·S: c8nkarr,ying melljber of the . Comm~ Pnrty. Wbil9 this may be

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thet the believer is uneducated in the limdementols of the American politi­cal system.

Our notion was founded on liberal· ism. Embodied in the Deelaration ot lndspendanoe nre ita tlJreo toneta:

,"LLCe, Liberty, and the Pumuito( Happinoos." The Very term, it.oelf, is tebn ftom the 88Dleroot DB the see­ond oftheae preeepta. To be a Liberal is to defend the .treedom, the Uberty ot all people who make up our great nellon.. To he a liberal is to trust indi· viduals imd families to nm their-own Jives as they see lit. To be a liberal is . to a:eate a nation where anyone can I!XI:el if they nre willing to work.

In order, to understand the true nature ofliberalism, mid to dispel the

miseonc:eptions l'omented by those whose agende is counter to onr liee­dom, I wiU detail the tenets ot liberal thopght and dispel the mlseoncep­tiona put l'otth by coru!ervetive rhetoric.

Liberalism is freedom ftom physi­cal chmgers thet can kiD or disable Us. The liberal beHoves it Is a notion's job to protect its citizens ftom physical harm, whether &om external stiUl"CeS, sueh as hostile nations, or internal ones, like c:rim.e. disease, or hunger. W'athout the eolid ground of physical weD-being, our nation and its citizens cannot eqjoy the benellts of being · tree. Liberals bellsve In a lltrong mili· tory, well suited to defend the notion.

Liberals bellsve in good laws, hard· WOIIdng polios, and a just legal sys­tem to protect ila eitizens ftom erbne. Liberals believe ln all'ordeble health c&rel'or 8V81)'0ne, to keep our people strong. And liberels believe in the aveDability of fOOt: and sbeltsr for its n~, not as a hand-out but as a rea­oonsble stsp in moviug all Americans townnl sell'-relisnes.

Libecalism is liberty, the &.edom to do as your conscience dictates with-

LErTEIIS FROM PAGE 4A whomever noticed the flames billowing ftom DIY chimney on April26 end then made the911 calL

out bnpedblg 8110thel's right& Fleeing oppiossion fJ1 Europe, our founders estsblisbe4" nation where_.,)

· belief and Oiolf-detsnninstion""' pro­tecU!d, 11<1t peroec:uted, where hard wolk is rewarded, not demanded, and where ell<b poiSOn is bestowed with the abiiity ¥> bettor his or her Ufe because ot citizenship, not clasa .

Lt'berals believe in &.edom of speeeh to protect us &om political opp........, Liberals bellsve ln eound regulationat\) proteet; us ftom eco­nomic~ LibenWibelieve ln just laws to protset us ftom soclal oppresslou. And liberels believe In quslity education to protset us ftom the oppreesion ofignoranoo.

Llheralism Is the pumult othappi· noos. It Is the &.edom to creats an envimlllll"'!t where the ilidividual can .....t Whet is &.edom ifU cannot he used to better our lives? A truJ,y .tree liOc:iefimust he one where ita membere Cln rise above their limits· lions and ,g,.,d their futures. We call it The Jiinerlcan o..am. end ie& olive end well in the heart ofthelil>­eml.

Lt'berals believe in equaloppot"iu·

opinion, are exemplary and l fur one, ""' grateful for their team approach to· managing emergency problems in our vii· lege.

Further thanks to the Ruidoso Fire Department fur DD bnmedists rosponee to. thnt call and fur their braY&, eompeo tent handling of that dtinmey

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thank sw;cy Rnldeso fire, EMS andJIO)ice department member fur their "personaallJ>P1'08Ch" to ~ eervic:e and hope

will do the ....... the -,you ' • ·11me you see one of our fine&t m W!ifo"" an,ywhere in the vii· !age. . .

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.()~ those amazing guys oon6dan~ workingl<lgether as a tight team to make snre DIY home wns sak end not on tire.

And, even though it ·had bean -l'or them to­tDrun to extinguish the flanlee, they - respedlid ot the property itself end left it in

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nlties to rise above our edueetion lev­els. Liberals believe in equal opportu· nltlealo rise above our soclaletatoe. And Liberals believe ell<b and IM!IY llunily shG\dd have an equal oppertu. nity to make this world bettor for • their ehlldren.

Based on these tenets, we can eee thnt Liberalism is not the lllOIIlltsr it:s made ont to he.lt is pro-individual · and pro-family.lt Ia proocommunlty and pro-eountay. Liberalism Is, by ita V8l)' definition, the heait and son! ot what it means to be nn Ameriesn.lt .otsnds against l,jranu,y of 111\Y kind, whether lntematloJIIII ordomeatle. n

::..'it"""'~:;!~the Idea ora wasted Dfe by not wastiJig ...........,end opportuuitles.

Freedom somotlmes brings ailua·· tiona we don't like. Some peopla will choose to usa their &.edom to •nsall" in activities thet II" against our per­eonol valnea.lt is a great temptotlon to use ourdemo<ratlc rights to try and enshrine our own pemoJIIII valiiSS ·whether they come ftom religious or humanistic Gl'igin.f .. in the laws of the nelldiL

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. Theonlytrusdel\onssofourvalues -is the .dotense ot our libertiss.

.tryou don't want to be foroed to live under a lilreign set of values, don't forc:e others to Jive under you~s. · ·

••l'n$tend, light fur thn &.edom to believe 88 you want while others believe 88 they want. ·

Freedom of choice, 88 lrmg DB it does not inf'riDge on another's rights, is the'fonndetion upon whi<h this ll&tlon was built. Liberalism is the ideology thet strives to dotend thnt &.edom for evei)'One. And for thnt reason it plaases me to no end to etete thnt lam pmud to be Jiberall

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TI fruits of the academic aod artistic labors of stu·

nts enrolled at Ruidoso Middle School' are tbe fucl.ts of the 2006 RMS Braves All Stars ,CelebratioJl ~ursday.

From 8-7 · p.m., the public can view; along. With studen~- , parents, faculty and Btalf, a plethora of exhibits prodaeed by ehlldren grades 7 and 8 as well as take in performing· ar1B .,resentations. . ·

The evening U. sll about get­ting the eonununity_ involved "and letting the public know what awesome 'youth attend Ruidoso Middle Schoolt said Diorly Stierwalt, an 8th-gtade language .arts instnu:tor aDd coordinator of the All StiUll Celebration.

"We have some really good kids and they need to be recog­nized."' .

Stierw~t said exhibits run the full gmnut of learning and stem from course studies in all

... academic and elective fields • taught at RMS. Altogether, there will be more than 350 .. exhibits and a fWl schedule of entertainment put on by stu­dents.

The event takes place at RMS at 200 Horton_ Street and

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is tree to the )J1>blio.•·.,'· -eai!f1u>l!PS~a· Re&eslunents wiD be available. ···let. of .fi>edbaok on ·his·~

CleytcJn-, 12, said 1u>is. &om-l!litBarullulqltsinaide excited about the shoW aDd .. thescluloland~tluU-bil<t hopeS the public turn.,. out. For · a viliwin6 of the ""'!lil>o ~ · his exhibit - built a seale . be ~nlJ. il;l. !>II~ model of RMS tluU. ill- · -~ve:""saidava.ri­ftre exits - safilty procll!<lunls. eljy ofint.eniets are in be mpre-~ dad'q a firelighter - ·8ented in the show, ~ling to

I'm bopiDg to be· one wJ,.;n · J a .. worl!iDg ~ · <lllbipult . grow up~· 1u> said of the preileJl· . built by" fellew ~. . · . · talion he intsnde to pat OQ. . •ft'a awesOD!1>; . ·.~,ij.. · Shaw said it took -·.,'!Dtbs ought to c:heck it ont"lu> ailded. fur him to oomplete the inbiia' ture repliCa of his Oebool with EventS ildaedule; . . . the help-............._. of· his parents Justin - Angel . 3-'l p.m. Shaw. · • Btudeat disfllayB. ail eJess..

Similary, Akx Enriquez ... '18~ S'QODjs · said she bas spent. the past sev- a p.~~~. .

era1 months worJdng el!Jow to • · RMS .Oebool barul, "-1' · elbow with l;rer parents, Jozge room . . . and Noemi Enriquez, to I(IBrll • . • Seienoe filir, ,._ ~ about her exbibition subj- sium · · · and put a static display togeth- • MESA club video program, er. Ms. lleqeDer's c:l8ssrOom

"' like monkeys so choosing • Interactive Oeisaee • dis-them as ~ topic WliS -·· · pleys, cofeteria· · · Enriquez. said. "' learned a let • Metal aDd wood crafts sale. · about the various t;ypes ofmon- RMS ol).op keys and wanted to do soma- • Jewelry and crafts. sale, thing on tb& Olive Baboon back parldag lot · • D.EAHN.\ CHENEY/iTAFF because I learned they eat ~ ....... - · h•mmna.,. · · • RMSja.zz band, band room · Glilfialo a-,._..,-Alllll Elld.j.u provide a previeW oltlieir sclern:e fair exblblts to be on dl~play Thursday

du~nu tile Ruidoso. Middle School All-stars Gelellralion. . . · . To go along with her reader 4.CO p.ai. . . . · · booud, Enriquez made a life size • · Gifted drama perfur-Olive Baboon made of fake fur, mance,libl'fli'Y · paint aod polymer clay. The 5 p.m. underp~oftb.o mammaJ: is • BMS 8th grade choir,_ band · made up of wire and canlbca:rd. · room

5.co p.m. . . gym lower gym . • RMS7thgradsc:holr, band 6:30p.Dlo .. · · . Bf¥dent CouncliRpresenta-

toom • ;.RMSclramaperfu,...,.....,..., ti- will be available at the 8P...,. "-~root!' · event to anawer questions and

•GrashtestearfinaJs,lower • MOuse trap ear races, tootrerdirections"t.ovisitorS.

' . a.m., Saturday, JUDe. 3. Per&9DS seeking HEALTHY CHOICES ~ The Altrusa Club of Ruidoso bas opened

early enrollment are invited to stop by the · library at 107 KanBBB Rd., or csii26S.S704. Information bioehures are available at tlie library this week. Summer Reading 2006 runs June 3 through July '¥1 with prize& and certificates redeemable ftom July 28 through Aug. 4. A pre-kindergarten skills class and infantltoddler progtam are added to~ Oebedute this year.

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its 2006 Scholarship Progmm to provide llSI'Iistance to adults who have discontinued their education and no.w need help in fur­thering their education due to changing demands in their lives. ·

Applicants for scholarships must be at least 21 years of age and must have suc-­cesRfully completed at least 9 semester or quarter boU1'8 (or the equivalent} in an accredited college or vocational school. Applications are accepted once a year mid must be 'submitted to the Scholarship Committee Chainnan by June 15.

For more information or to request an app1ication fonn~ please contact Altrusa at P.O. Box 1143, Ruidoso, N.M., 88345. or call the Scholarship Chalrman at 336-8401. Applications are also available at ENMU-Ruidoso.

KidzKollege ENMU-Ruidoso Community Education

Department is offering a summer Kids Kollege program with more than 15 classes available in Kreative Kraft workshops, nature hikes, science and math workshops. keyboarding and more.

For more information about Kidz Kollege and other Community Edw:ation classes offered this summer, csll 630-8181 or Jog on to: www.ruidoso.eJlllllLedn..

Summer reading Registration for the 8UJJlil'ler reading

program at the RuidosO Public Library, Lasting Impressions, is sclteduled for 10

Alcohol server ENMU-Ruidoeo is offering Alcohol

Server Tl'aining programs noon to 5 p.m. May 19, June 9, July 28 and Aug. 18 on the campu& This course is maudated by the state for sll persons saiJiag aod/or serving alcoholic beverages.

The course will cover fiu:ts about alcohol, its affect on the body aod Jews about responsible be9el"age service~ Students must be 19 years of age to participats with a velid photo ID, pass a test with a score of 80 pen:ent or better in order to .-ve cer­tification. Pre-registration is .equired.

To sign up, stop byENMU-R at 709 mecbsm Dr. in Ruidoso. For more informa­tion, csll 267-2120.

Native American center ln its bid to attract more Native

American studeots, New Mexico Stete University aonouneed lsst week it plans to build a $6 million Native American CultumiCeater.

The new <enter wiD serve as the home of the urdvetsity's Americ:an Indian progmDi and as a facility fur cultural eveats. Currently, 500 of the 16,000 stndeJJts

enrolled in NMSU are ·NatiVe

The lbstitu.te or Americ:an Indian ArU/ graduating Class of2006 invites the public to.attend ;te Spring Pow Wow, one of the moat colodblaod multl-eultuml events on the Institute's yearlY calendar. .

Dedicated. to the memory of the lste Dan ·Lomsbaftewa, a Sante Fe artist lUld IAlA Alum, the Spring ·Pow Wow wiD iltlige its first Grand Entry at noon. and its eveDing .Gmnd Entry at 7p.m. A dinner break takes pleee ftom 5 to 7 p.m.

SaturclaTs Master ofCeremoaies will be Dominie A>qnsro of Cochiti Pueblo. Sun. Rooe Iron Sbell will be the Head Womao Daocer, wbil<t· Calle Kathey wiD be the Head Man Dancer; · The Pow Wow's Host Southern Drum is

the Zotigh Singera from Albuquerque, · while the 'Host Northern Drum is Blaokborse from Denver. . Vendor booths; always a popular feature at Pow Wows, will be sslling everything from headwork J>racelets to moccasins. Needless to say, there will also be fty bread vendors, a refreshments stsnd selling soft

· drinks and water, and welcoming smiles fur a1l who come. · .

The Institute of Amerlcao lndiao and AJaska · Native .. Culture and Arts Development (IAlA} U. a muJti.Tribal cen-. ter of higher education dedicated to the ~ -.:Jy, creative app1icstion imd oontempcrary expressioa of.Americ:an

· Indian and Alsska Native arts and cul-tures. .

Established by Congress in 1986, the · Institute comprisao the ACademic. Center,

the lAiA Musswn, and the Acltein ·Center

('alifontia B~1pti.~t l"ni\l'l'<..;il~ ' fur Lifi>long Edacation.. .

School of Music Presents: 56 Voice

Thursday Evening May 11,2006

7:00pm

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Ruidoso, NM . 88345

Next to Nob Hill SchQol. across Suddel11: fiom McDonald's -www.calbaptiSt.edu/music ·

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Me:llbela Of Ril- Hlali School SADD '(Students Against DestructiVe Decisions) raised some $500 recently In an on campus bar­becue sponsored lllrough llonatlons·from McDonallls Restaurant. S)'l!oo FOOdS. Lawmnce Brothers IGA. Fa~eys, \\Iii-mart, AI !sups, Long's Drug,

. Groundbreaklng Designs. and Kentucky Fried Chicken. David Mader also is ap~reclated by SAOD lor his generous loan ol a grill. The event was held APril261o benefit ongoing SAOO programs that help promote heallhy lifeStyles among teens.

Thetommunlty Is Invited to watch for all announcement ol a new SADD proJect coming soon that will promote recycling While generating lunds lor a variety of programs in the community. .

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. ohi>Pe. J!ll!IJil!i>rin college cred· ·it, aii'"BI!iliing student aotoia and partioipanta this summer at the SJl01lcer Theater in Ruidoso. . .

The wO..ksbope are sebec!· nled to .be bold ilt June with ·registration currently open.

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Alrl', scbecluled for June 14-. 24, · is a eatirical filble thet

asks: HOw much would you pay for a white pointing'/ Would it matter wbo tho; pointer wBfll The hiJarlouo 90-minute dreme un!Urle such a debate, but behind the canvee is a tale ebout empty &iendebips and bonds that don't alwaye last.

· The Wayland University workshop will involve buildiDg·

- sets lOr .ART in the Spencer shop eree and Ieeming and prodncing a yet-to-be-selected

play of their own ~h Hood the workshop will be held· ·P.OJ'formers grades K·12, ages 6 The etudenl play will IMi per- · June 26 at Ruidoeo Middle -17. Cormed at RuidilllO JfJgh Scbeol School RYJIIIUISium (lime to be Upon selectiOn, I:OIIIllllbno!lt thenigbt1Jefuretheproclucllon 8JUIOUJICe<l). Some 60-60·roles to the daily, two-to-three hoUr ot.AR'l'at the Spo!u<et. Theetu- are. to be filled in the procluetion . rebeareale bold at the Spencer donta will also learn about · erbeduled for JUlie~-· . is a must. . · ligbtlng and IIOUild. . Mlssau1a Children's The- More complete infonnotlon

Worksbop participation for atre'al!obinHoodisanprigbml. ebouf.·the workShops 01111 be kids without lodging is •• . rnueieal adsptetion of thel"lt' · · fOund at this link, while infor"' fortheeeinnssdofloclgiugthe andmy outlaw thet featureo mation abeut the «>mplete fee is .roughly $400 and snaJII>Y -.and dance, llm- Spencer summer season can IJe includee breald8et and dinner. tastio <OStumes und colorful fOund at www.speneerthe· (Breakfast may b8 sklj>ped on c:bareeters · from $berwood ater.com. esrlyeventdaya~ . . Forest.

Participants in the work- This is !..(C'rs 9th sninmer shop will receive one (one} col- residency at the Spencer, a lege credit lOr Intro to Tileaf;ro. pertnersblp that's plaeed hun.

.For infbrmalion reguding dreds of children in our bril· the Wayland University Hant lights and inspired aJUDt. Thestre program, applications leas others to perform on a or worksbop costs, call Marty higher stage in life. Rood more Runnels, Wayland University about Missoula Children's at 806-729-0413 Theatro bare.

• RoblnHood The audition lbr the 7 p.m.

. Friday, June 30 procluelion of Robin Hood at the Spencer

Opsn auditions For Robin Theatsr is open to all aspirlDg 10:00

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FAIR FY .20113-04, and $5,750 in FY 2004-0!j, eftectively garnerjDg an'"unocmstitutional" 9 ~ in~ in pay over the past threoJ yeBrs.

State -te does· nc¢ allow fur elected offie.ials to receive an increase in pa)r. IUU" a decrease, during biB Of her tenn in office.

AooordiDg to City Atiorney Dan Bryant, cOuncilors can appi-ove an mcrease in eompon· - but tha't increase CBIUlOt take efFec:t until a Dt>W. oq.....,U election.

"'The eon.stitution cannot ch- the. way JIO" are paid"it only ~ JIO" can't receive an increase or decrease during your term in office," he told council representativeS.

Miller said she sees the cur-­rent stipend as a pay incnmse and said the iss"" needs to be thoroughly addreBsed. ~ hwi called fur amended language and a public meeting belbre any additional changes to the com­pensation structure is ~e.

Councilors have debated whether OJ" not to place a .cap on how much COJJ:\pensatioq ean be rec;eived in any given month, given an increase in ~ prqjectedlbr tha coming year to. deal with sqch weighty iss..ee such as cba.riges to the, waste­water treatment plant. They also are debating whether or not to change the compensation fiom ·a per-meeting basis to a mQnthly basis.

Hoed, in tha last regular meeting of the cowu:il, said that given wbet is prqjected, and in light of the gradual increaee in pay and meetings of the council over the past few· year&, he wants City Attorney Dan Bryant to research the Jaw and to detennine iflimits per month ever existed or if they were removed.

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~e leet campaign and needs clari6cation.

Joha Waters said he had · personally researched to see If' the c:ap on paid meetings w8s ever repealed in the ciey's histo­ry b"t said be could lind no. such record.

In a newspaper aiticle pub­Hshed April 26, Waters said that befere he was hired the board was convening "as ID8D)' as eight times a month." He and councilor Hood said the council; in the recent passed, has met "as much as.fbur to five time11 a month."

In rebuttel, llliller told the men, "I was a 6ttle upset with what was said and with what

appeiU'ed in the newepej>er last lec:ti<>li Only once in the ye8r week. The inlbr,mation was 2QOO had the cowu:il met four wrong and tha record needs ·te ti)nes in one moilth. but said,. be corrected." . that Was because t;he C~ty's new ·

llliller, who hund deHvered a · ~r and c)Qrk called special letter to the News on April :!!J, meetings .to address old and but whe later withheld its pub- . ongoing issues. · lication, refuted claims made· According to state. statute_. that councilors had been meet.- Article Four, section:27, "No · ing as nlucb as the meil said. Jaw shan be enacted giving any Paid at $200 per meeting, ehe ex;tra compensation· to any pub­said that would sUggest that lie officer, servant, agfmt or con~ councilors were makbig as tractor after •rvices are ren .. much as $1,000 a month. dered or contract made; nor

"That simply is iiot the shaU th~ compensation of any truth, • she said. "We have two officer be increased or dlmin­regular meetings a month and iehed during his term of office, have had only five special meet- except as otherwise provided in. ings in a year." · this constitution." ·

MiUer exid that in her reool- By City OJ:dinance 2002-11,

Wyuid pl&S the wOrcling in the be believcm in a cap on numbers docwnent threllgh tha stete of meetings that can be ealled attorney gene~'s otfice ·and with·Compens~tion and the PJ'(t eheck it ilgainst ease law before vision ofmandl).tory attep.dance b~ it back for a wte. · to receive pay. He .said ,he also .

In that <>tdinance, c:ouncilora would like any future ordinance will~>~! paid $479:17 a month, · toberimpasttlieatton>eygen' which· ie the last fiscal year's · eral in order to $11ay any "per­stipend . of $5,750, divided ceptlon that thO public mey equally b,y 12 months, have" that councilors have or ·

A draft copy of the ordinance. will improperly received a pay reads: ."Whereas the City raise. Coimcil of th8 City of Ruitloso Councilor Sue Garrett, DoWns Iindo it necellllBr.Y io mayor pro tem, said ohetried to abide by the spirit of the New have the issue r;esolved last Mexico Stete Conatitution by year b"t c:ould not get fl!.e back-. not Increasing nor decreasing ing ofher felloW DdU.nciJors.

~-r--------------------------------------~---------------------------------, adopted Sept. 10,2002,Coun­cilors of the City of RUidoso Downs began iec:aiving pey at tbe rate of$200 for each regular and special meeting ealled, as wen as emerge,.cy me_etingB and workshope actuiiiJy at;tend­ed by the coiincilora. The ordi­IUliWe did nnt specifY a cap on how many meetings could "". ealled at the pey rate but did speclly that pey was dependent on attendance.

the monetary ~mpensation · "I didn1tvote on it because at pro11jded to the City Cowu:il that time there was ilo orcli­members over any given 6sCaJ nance," nOted .Miller to the ~.and whereas this can be News. "Compensations ·of city .. accomplished best by cbaDging oflie.ials can be fixed only . by tha wey the City Council is ordinance and' by a motion. We ·

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compliance with state environ~ mental demands.

The Washington trip follows an application that was made to the Anny Corps lllarch 31, 2006, by the City of Ruidoso Downe, which filed a request for funding ..nder Section 595 of the Water Resoun:es Devel­opment Act or 1999.

The plant's operating per~ mit, isinied by tbe Environ­mental Protection Agencyt requires the City end Vllfuge to Telllove phosphorus down to 0.1 mg/L, ~·other:things.·

. oompensated and not affecting did not have an ordinance in ·the overoll amount of the latest . :&:ont of us to vote on." annual cowu:il members oom- 1\fiUer took ..mbrage with ·pensation, now therefore be it Waters' Apri124 comment that ordained that the · governing "you hear <rickets in the back­body of the City of Ruidoso ground" wben Garrett made Downs" ••• effective July 1, her motion to amend the PaY 2006,1br $II current and au1Jse. structure. quent terms of office of the City "I didn't vote on !last years Council shall be paid at a proposal] not to hear crickets in .monthly rate of$479.17. the background but to keep us

Jef&ey Dean Holman, elect. from · vlc>Jating stete stetute,n -ed to ~e council this year, said Miller said.

The municipalities have been sued by the F"orest Gwirdians wbich, last week, through its attorney Steve Sugarman, asked for a timeline for cont.ambtant removaJ com~ pliance and a commitment to meet the strictest pollution dis­charge/elimination standards ..

As reported in the Ruidoso News May 5, llleyor L. Ray Nunley told Sugarman "as soon as sufficient money is seCured, design' and construction to the WWTPwiU~d."

Sugarman said his ageD,cy . does not went te "oollect any­thing but nominal civil· penal~ ties," and added'tbet iffu;tes ...... levied by the EPA or the oourt they could be as bigh as

$100,000 per day. The WWTP which· serves

Ruidoso Downs, Ruidoso and Mi!S<:alero, was built in 1978 with an estimated life span of 20years.

At that time, the plant met National Pollution Discharge Elimination Standards for its discharge into the Rio RuidOBO.

.The Washington delegation • that headed out of Lincoln Cu..nty May 2 includes Ruidoso Downs City Manag_er jOhn Waters, Coun-cilor and Mayor Pro 'l'em Sue Gan-eit, City Attorney Dan Bryant, Village Manager Lorri · McKnight, Village lllaJIOr L. Ray NUnley, and former VIllage Attoiney Joint Underwood. .

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' ~ \he ~·Is Ul .,,...., 'OOied. unanim'll!'lly to ,j\l:''l'lllJost~thel once ...... <iJIJlli~. beeause they the ......... ."r (iOs/lng of. bond ' ~~·il!l'~~ . ~. •l>l!e "!Bds li>r It\j,; teal , tne """"ty lakeo over, they loiultoteanp•nJiiiL , gworanteeingtjnnvorl<.' • , .· .ii~Jl~e bldlt,two yelllil ego, the jleri8cl,~ 011\y l!ftl>r ~ 'dim't .ran opaio!."liaid CoJbonis, ·Hornondez Said ho didn't County· · Pl.anlier · Curt Said. . · .. · . . .~~asbsoll,j......, "\>JJiere...-. .. " · si!IJ18t .~ I.ov$<e .. ~- know, ·but .homes ~. bl!i!lii TenqJje Soid a.'eUI-de-ssc was •Now,il'slo be private. ~Y · eo- oflicialo to plaoo ti8Jlu Battin as)ie<l'if ptos aloag ·~said tluil's.why·a ...,._ b.l!iltonbolh oidolo ilflho toads '"'"""d wbon movelopero, tho ' cnnholllotS uhtil they do one .

dOra ·tmear ~t,period, .the road ate going. to be yearWI!!D:)Jeribdisri!q~as aad bs bas- no >iuts; Tbo' ~hmi~Y.\-imitod ~ ortheolhcl:-.eilbermeo.tea~- ·. Pl'lil!lilo. 'to B«Bptanoo fur ·r••••oveoL!fnot, they need to )le a ~1. . .. . . .. . llnes may ha"" ~ee!l inolalled II!Dp· !h1IJl El .Paso; 'l'eoao, lUI . t.v starulardo. or. post a .. bond.

. . ·, ·~. ~baekatleostSOIOolfwmaa Coimni&oioner Maury;:·St. in-ground bellini P•ving, bs roe11 whore ~e eUI-de-oac was The old diseJoow'e stll!O~ .·: . ··~,~-,aletlsrm inter~n, bailed. aa state Jobnask!ldifthe<llUIII¥lmsa said. · ·· planned on paper. To meet doeonotpn)violofuraguai'on­

. ~ oisking.•!h" the~ Fire Ma.-.bal I'OilCmlllleild- · ebo\eo. Can. the aion~on. ' "llbloki'OadeUtsareoJie of tuni__..n.l reiJ~nlo, the · teod "'•!""' ofniainte......,.<m . .- ~at.t<;st periOd. · · . liOns, ho Said. · . ...t1!se to. """"Jlt roads. · ' ... · · . the bigge.ot ,.oble!DB we bilvs m .. ehl-do,.li(: was moved '!WI~. . theplivaie rowhnd needs tobe

-: .. ~ .Manat!er .. 1\nn S~Silidthegaleagsve •IJornondezasidattbil · · OJ>1!Ilillg~.~Hi>bbil . Tbseiuloflhenli\disvisible addressed." · ·~ · "!"' . Conunis.sion tbe' impiooeion the road'"""!'' d"":"lopar brings •. 1'. , . said. . : , , .· ·fi:u!D lhat point !lnd if~· . ~·73,~ sllbdivlsion is ~ lliok Simpson• droVe. ·)JB clow!d olf !h1lll the pab)i<, ap)lfovOl, the . . , <ill!' l!eoidos 1'\'llliMIIII tbii.!;Bieoo , drove to. the ~ead-end, they .oubdhoded mto five lotS With '""<to lake a bil>k, !lnd·)Jorul and J;!Jey wDI have to be jnBist that 1'011$. .Pit- ~ePeeb1eSJnuotputupas..,P .\Yl)idd lmvid.o back•up about ,tbs sm.alleot containing liVS Manager. AlboJ:t Hcl:niiDdeo ~ · vale., . · . · .~, ', · '!ill!' :at an inle)'oociiOn, <dop 'lllllfoOI.to......,t;bseUI-do-$ae, acres.

.. said be WBS. on-site wW!J! ,.....,.. . "They ~o,id the ~tOo were . . Ho-, jf that ~e· ~ 1!i!i1>B c>oJIIing oil'...., Court, 'Temple sailf. . . . · . . Temple said the dovoloper . "'tbs original roadwOrl< was put up li>ri'IIW.. but· if you ful- .taken by the <ODIDII , ·lixa~eulveitattheaad · "They wanted 1ttobea pub- · W..nte the &.e lot nwnem i.o

,llll<Oinplisbed, ."and they did a . low tllal, there would bo,gatea • !Joanty · Atiome1 Alan· . or Lot ao·and provide a eepy of lie road, but bs dido1 ....Hze . split the "!"I with the !'llmpaay : 'good job. • · . all · through . llanebss . · of said the' eominiooion is · a· pOmiit lirom the stole trans". tbs. (lO!!t of bringing it up ID ofany future road maintenance

. "Tbei'OIIdoweredBJtequitea S.U.!e,rra(subdivision),"hellioid. by\tsown.roiOs. • . . . poriation deparinlent, IIOOOI'd" oounty ~truidards;·· Temple ~ · ' · .~~--··--

Former :ski shop on ¥echem being transformed into a bakery. · · • Amended commercial Harvey Fosier poinied out the! ~. landseoping and all ·. ~· .... told .the 15-teot. wide .is i> ,iac:e to stay wbsn he io in · · · siie development plan · signilieantJandsCapiOg alreody other I'OjiOl'ts must he •~ I'OIId .ruos through s~ei>ne' tmva: 'i'he PJOporty i.s zoned "Why is this before us If OK'd for 2-story building . mdoits, but is not shown on the · ted befuro t!>e hearing. , else's land and is tl(l! .only· eom"!un\ty .comJIIereoal and u...e is 110 lo!ndscaphJg '

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subn>itted plat. . aeeossto lbs property bel~ conloins 2/l•f"" acre ofland .. · plan We · . "Why is tbis before us if lnOtborlltltion,pluning totheBenHallflunlly. . Tbssitedevelopmontadden- plan:.".· ,nMIU~~

there is no Oandseaping) plan," 11!"1 zoniDg commisai"""""' 'Port of the land WBS seld to dum states the two-Door build--~ Barrow presSed. "We- require a • approved a Variance for create t~ Western Hill S\lbcJivi- iitg also will contain two ref;~il

'lite li>rmer Rush Ski Sbsp plan." . . Lot 211, mock CC of Centnil sion, ColliDB said. . . . spaces; each with 1,150 square · on Me"ch8m, Drive is being 'Village Planner- Darrell- subdivisiop: reqUested by Phil ~approved a conditional uSe feet, plus 1,465 square feet· of tnQJsformed into a bakery~ Bremner said he received the Bleakney, who wantS to build a and ail amended commercial .storage for those operations

Applicant Richard and material late and instead of 140-llljuore-foot restroom and . site development plan fur Tract and a 233.5·square foot office, • Karon Carr received approVal holding up 'the entire issue, he · o:leset aoijoining a 'bedroom on 1, Block 2 m Pabuer Gateway · Ample landscaping is part of of an amended commercial site put the application on the egen- the east side of his home at 605 ·sabdivision requoated by Billy the plan. · dovolopmeat ~Jan Tuesdey fur do Main Road. . Clmpman ofEII'al!<>, Texas. Bremner recommeaded the the twiJ.story building and lot 'village Planniag and Zoning Tbs.pri>jeet will f8113.67f0ot Arebiteet-agenl . David number of required parking landscaped With fuunloin and Director Bill Morris agreed ·firom the side lot line wban the · Clad<e, told commissioners that speoos bil reducea lirom 12to 11 plunts near the Intersection with Barrow tlmt a plan shoUld standard is 10 ll!et. the conditional use would allow aseause the Sloflllle is not for with Sudderth ~ve, bo sub1~litted. Surveyor Tim • approved the. prellminary the owner to Use a 900 square outside· entities and thB landw

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Sudderth Drive that exceeds 30 pertent of the lot i~ ·a plus. "' , • approved· a Variance for Demaris Fisher and Seasons Nursery•o~Sud~rth-Drive to. .allow a roof line to extent into a side setback Where a building

+ The proporey is zoned com- Collins asked ifhe coUld simply ·and finBI plats.ot 3.95......, oft' toot apartment In the building seopmg . on ·the lot at 665, _ muni~ commercial and eon- draw m the existiog landaoop- Spring Caayon Road m Cedar. • ·

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t.m;;"ui BUf;::;:.'bfeld, a mom· ingilirschfeld said the land- .~~.W:'l:'.:~~Y Chnrles Big · li Big Sisters of Linc:oln County, bel' of the RuidoSo PJanniag oc:apingappear&ro_budequaie, The.pi'O)ieRy'ti..,.beyondthe the ·Berard of Realtors and the Ruidoso News !lnd Zoning Co~ion, Said but screening should .be added --territorial zone, but falls to sponsor: the parking arrangement with fn the rear. . · Within the three-mile planniag . • eustomers blocking the spaoos By the end of the diseuasion, and platting zone in wbieb the ~ . for employees, both- Collins said a eeder fonee will village sbsies jUrisdietiom with ered bini. · · be installed to reduce light and Lincoln County,

"I'd rather grant a v4riaru:e · aound impeel on neighbors. ' The couple is dividing tbe than oonlinue liB it is present.. "'didn't think I needed a 'full land into lhrea lots, the smaU­Iy," lie sind. "My BUggestlon development plan since every- est being .95 of an acre. Gun woUld be to lose fuur splu:es" of thing alreody is ·thoro."' Collins Powder JJorulaeeesseathe JaneL .the 12 reserved li>r <UBtomers. asid. · SubdiVision of laad less lhali

· He will· sketch m the land- live acres and fewer than live Landscaping questions ... ping and fountain, and With lots is "'"""PI lirom sabdivision

When Commission Chair­man Glen BBJTOW aslred why a landscaping plan was not inclnded in the documents suJ>. mitted, Commission Member

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8011lething," BropiiY said. "Personally, I tin~< (a log homo oomploments) tba easuallifeatyle here. It fits IniAl this enohoilmeat.

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The size of the strw:turea range from 1,800 square.feet !Al more thea 3,000 square feet.

"Carol andmy-philesopey is tbat wa like !Al place the homa when! it is aeetheticai]Jr pleasing and fits IniAl Its I!UmJUI1IIinp," BroPIIY said. "It would be dlllicult for us if 801118088 weated · something and we dida't like it at all. •

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of jhe Diatrict 7-lA finals ;,; who finiBbed Becimd :in tho clis­Tubmioa, when! Abo oplified cos anc! th:ini :in the shot put. 1br 1be state meet. "I bad only Vega's top throw . of 3:1 ll!el, ·1 ;

ALBUQUERQUE - Trod< clooe it :in practice." and CIIU>halfilu:hes :in U.0:shpt • macbes love to point out how Whittakel's etl'ort came 88 put WoO a p8180JIIIl beslll*.tbe: athletes w:in state track and ourpriBe afler Abo bad piJ)Ied a juoior, and her discus ~j field titles in events they ba!OJy groin muscle early in lbe track wBB tops until Slo8De Dtulahoo·, tminedln. season. The senior, who quali- of Hagerman threwm.,.,pum'

"Remember back in 2006, liod :in· lhe long jump, took 116 feet to win. · : when that girl from C8Jrizozo fuurtb. :in that event at state on Jennifer 6chalin's fifth-Place; · won the triple jump afler Saturday. However, it wse her finish :in lhe 800 hurdlee 'imcli

uting in lhe event lhe·week efiDrt :in lbe triple jump thet lhe 4x400 reJa.y team's sixth- : before?" gained more ~ fi1r .her, piece performance B«<UDted

If a eosch uses lhet line as including being featunid ·:in a for Carrizozo's other points. part of a IIIOtiwtional ~ Saturday article :in lhe Stacia Calvert's javelin throw )'0818 from now, that eosch Albuquerque Journal. of 95 teet, 7 iDches wss only would be telldng about "I wssreally surprised," asid good enough for nintb overall, CarrizozO senior Whitney Whittaker of her andcloo ..,.. but lhet was a perscmal record Whittaker. The mulli-sporC . cess with her new event. "'f)'OU . lbr her. Whittaker was lllh :in star took lhe Cleas lA girls just stay ll>cuaed, )'011 never lhe Javelin. triple jump litis at the state !mow wbat might happen." Cleas lA elsa aaw a pair of track ~ field thampWnships Whittaker helped lhe Lad,y llmtale atbletes from Heodo Friday at the UDiversity of Grizzlies gain' 22 poiliiB and make ao appeararu:e. Eot.ber New Mezioo,·and was just one toke nintb pleos amoog more Gonll8les was 14th in the 800 of-stenc1out llmta1s alb- than two dozen lA girls teams meters,wbileMaegan Pamcloy letes from Unmln Coun9' at at the meet. ~ domi- WBBlfitb in lhe 1,600 metere. the two<Jiiy meet. noted tho field lilr the second.. Cleas 2A Capitan was ..,;

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Leading Spirit, the 2005 cbampion 2-year-old gelding, prepared lbr his return to ....,. iDg after a 9-month ~with an :11.6 work lbr 220 yards over the Ruidoso Downs track on 'l'uesda,y morning.

"'That was a fast work for the distance and he went super: said trainer Blene Wood. "He came back great and I hope to work him out of the gale next week."

Owoed by Bliny Thompson aud .. Dan aud Jolene Umchel, Leading Spirit could maim his first start in the trials to the $160,000 Ruidoeo Derby ~ 'n at Ruidoso Downs. '11!e geld· ing is also eligible to the Rainbow and All American der­biee.

Leat year, LeadiQ.g Spirit moved to the firont of the ·.2-year-olddivision when he~ eel his career with seven consec-­utive victories, including wins in the' Weist Tems F.uturity, llukloeo Futurity and Rainbow

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BOYS TRACK --· ma4e a late, gutey nm to help his team win the event in a preliminar.v _beat on Friday. Then. thejtlnWr ooUapeed after a simil~r eft'<irt nearJ,y helped the Tigers .knock off Tu1aroea in the finals of the medley on Sat~Jrc!'~y. He had to be helped to his feet.

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"In my right elbow, the muscle is torn oll'the bone,- Salciclo said of his llmltatilins during his gutey perfoi'IIIBDCe. "And . I pU]Ied my right hemstriDg a few diU'S ego.• ·

'11!e Hondo seniOr eemed all live of his team's points at the two-day meet. He also com· pl!ted in the dis<:us and shot put deepits his injuries..

Hagennan seemed to have a dominant afh .. Jete in every eveut, scoring 94 points to win the 1A boys team title. •

GIRLS TRACK --11· enth with 14 points, led by juniors Brittany I.aMay and Kelsey CampbelL LaMay took second in both the shot put aud the javelin, while CampbeJJ....., sixth at both hurdling dis­tances. Aleah Topper was fifth in the pole vault lbr the t.14Y Tigeia.

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SantaFePrepeasily-the Class 2A team tropluo with 69.11 points. Also in Olaee . 2A, Samantl;ta aud Nadine Bigmoutb competed® behalf' of Mescalero in di$talice-numing events.·

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· ... boys second at 4-3A.meet the top two linishOro iii each event: qualifY Thomas Rodrigueo Would ~ .... better reganlleos oftbeir time. ' ~ of !acini '!be plan worked, ..

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. teains. All ....... they ~ COII\lleb!d wen Sportsman qualified in the 100-mo!Or bur· aiJJiost 300 ni~ead of"-~=·-· ;,;;j against .t.ciuBh competition; and J."ridi,y dleo orul Leslie San!:hOz qualified in the 800' . he wao· also DIOfelhi!n 30 s...;,''.i':fu',;i;, His marked the first ~ to a illale duimpi- ~:;;~_ . wasproudofthewa.ythe lime-wao 8 b]jlzing 10:24:75, the new.- · .,....._.;......;.._..,.. ___ .__.__..,..._....,..._-. onship conteucting JlOilt seeson as the girl's ~ ,._ le!ldirig!iJne in tba two 1pile. , team fitriobed first and the boy's team fin. '"Evecybody-did 8-Y19Y goed job and we "I~-> no ·idea 1 was ·~-t nt''-• ahead. .eo• !"~~~ in the District 4-3A meet .at now have alotofatliletesqualified fot<state,• when 'i'ii:u.li..J, !just tun:i ~ wim­-~headOC>IIehRonnyMaskewknew :;:w~ a'dUUlco to do very cle,ed .there everyone -.".Kiinekole said.

· Friday's meet was going to be a tough one. '!be...,. had an equally strong showillg. "I never thought I would hi!.V. the first pia<e . 'lbe Wlll'rioJ-s are in a llifficult district with lleJi Sanchez qUaililied in shot put, finisbiniJ lime in the stale. lfs really -ling." PoJ:Iales,NewMexjooMi]ilm'ylnslituteand secilnd ·hehiild ·tearmnate TOmmie Although Ruidoso's boys finished 16

J\nnstrong. Anilstrcmg also placed first iD poinl$ ~first place iA>vi!!g!<m. Maskew -~~=::a=' :;:.s diseus and Joel Salas qaalified in the 800- knowa the numbers were a hltle misleading. ~- -

The girls dominated limn the begianing; meter run. · . · . . . "The people we luid that wen> goihg to poetingascoreof167,67pointeaheadofseo- The boy's two-mile event proved to be a polevault~iqjured,"Maekewsaid. "They orui-place LoviDglon. Ruidoea had a few new · very intriguing one on Frida.l'. Ruidoea ehose (LoviDglon)got16 pointe in the event and we state qualiliem, .moelly dUll to the fllct tbal · to have 'Fabian Olvera noh'un the event so got zero. Thafs tba meet right there. •

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""~llii~<l Humane Society, getting lost pets back to lheir owners.

We had one dog ''check"' himself in, by running up to staff member while he was outside cleaning. He's a very cute dog, but we have no way of getting him back to his owners unless they con­tact us. The dog is wearing no identification.

He may have had a col1ar and tags. but maybe he left them behind some place, or maybe they were taken off for him to get a bath. It doesn't mauer. if he had them, they are not helping hil"l.

The simple truth is that more pets die each year as a result of being lost than from all diseases combined. Ninety percent of lost pets are never identified.

Another puppy came in after stopping off at a school to play with the kids. Attached to his collar he had the remnants of'a rope that he had chewed to

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thought about aeeing us. and th,ey were reunited within a matter of minutes of the pet being brought lo us. Those are the stories that we really like at the Humane Society. and we want pets to get home.

Spring is the start of our busy season at the shelter. we have: Jitters of puppies and ldnens coming in as well as .strays who escaped to go exploring or search for a mate. Only a yery few of the sttay animals that come into the shelter or that we take lost reports over the phone for. have any identifi­cation.

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It is very important to have current identification on your pet at all times. Bven if they are house dogs or cats, and never leave your home or property. Emergencies happen-doors are left open, screens become damaged. your home may be -broken into. There.are a dozen .scenarios that I have heard over the years.

Microchipping is _a won:.. derful and easy way to safe­guard your pe(. We have a scanner at the shel~r and we scan every animal that · comes in. The poly cWp that we found so far this Year was in a Gennan Sbepherd from 'Th~as. She had been missing·for four months and when we contacted the owner.-he was ovetjoyed .. He thought he would never see his pet again, and he wouldn't have, if it bad nOt

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The time fur Ruicloso's boys_ and girls tenuis . teams at the Class 1AI3A state team to111'Da11Ulnt. in Albuquerque may )lave been short-lived, but at least the Waniore and Lady Waniors """'e ~way from the Sietta VJSta Tennis Complex on the city's w~ side with a few individual resu1,ts ofinlsrest.

. The girls.were sw0pt 9-0 by Portales, the third such shutout at the hands of the Rams on the year, while the WarriOr boys feU to New Mexico Military Institute, 7-2, . ' . .

· -rbey were just too strong for us,'" said Ruidoso coach Dennis Jolmston. "There were still some competitive 'highlights -for us, though.'"

Ruidoso's only wins on Friday came courtesy Of DiUon Ho.ffinan and Jeremy .Rcibin~on. Hof&nan won his singles match, whlle Hoffman and Robinson won their No. 2 singles match.· ··~?~Mao _played a close_ game in hiS sin-

gles inatch, but ult.imiotelY fell • johnston was particularlY excited abOut No. 1

singlQ Jake Oldoriea, who had to take on nation­ally-ranked K.Yie L;ynCI) at No. 1 singles.

Ordorica lost in ~games, but by ~ of6-1 and 7-'5, The second game SCi>re pve Jolmston and Onlorica plenty of conlid!>nce heading' into. this weekend's state singles toum.ament; also at Sierra VJSta in Albuquerque. . , · "Since I could potentially face him in the sec­

ond round, this :is a ~nfidence builder,'" Ordorlca said.

For the girls, GriseUe Nunez played Tara Thron at No~ 6 singles, and dropped what Johnstonclilled a "heartbreaker" of a match, los­ing 5-7,7-6 (7-1).

Nunez &nd doubleS partner will be .back in actiOn this weekend, along with tearmnate Marissa Balderobta in singles ~t the Bingii!B and ; doubles tournaments this Friday and Saturday in Albuquerque. Dillon HolliDan and Robinson, Shane HolliDan and· Ordorica will also be there.

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Hndo FFA.membots display wort' maile in Co.loniaiNew Mexican furnHure. L to r: Brandon Devine, lnstroctor. Collelle lopez ~•!le Rlln]ero, Conrad GonzalllS, Randy Manning 'rhls.prp" ]eel made possible by a QR!nt frto;; rne Nlke/JOidan Fouhdatllin. All·wor'k will be on sale at the Fiesta de HondoMay 13 and tho Project Safe May 20.- . · · ·· ·

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. dened, baked and canned itemo will all be for available for pun:liaoe in the Ag Building at Hondo Schools from 10 a.m.-..2 p.m. ' . ,The. Hondo li'FA members would like to go ·to the National FFA ·Convention in October of~ coming

· full. They have not been able to trovel to the convention in many years and tliis time they are planning to ...m enough to send at least eight students to the event. , ..

• FFA advisor and -ag instructor Brandon Devine said hio 22 FFA' memberS have made ,a large number of Items for this Inaugural sale. Several varieties. of hat racks are available in wood and metol for bo~

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crafted, H;ondo FFA will teke" arders lbr additionel projects and be working throUghout· the summer 1D fill those Orders. Tiley will be ready to give eoti­mateo 01_1 building utility and Oatbed trailers as well as anY other CusWm dQsii.Pted orders a ~tomer · .might desire.

.Tite other half Qf the FFA' (>1'1\iects are to be' offered on May 20 is the green houoe itenis. Potted. plant., bed· ,ding plnn'ts, flowers an~ vegetables (peppers, tomatoes, melons etc.) are for aale in the $1'& range, depending oil pot and plant oize. Baked gOIJI!s, quilta Md canned sa1ao will Qlso be for aale.

The Hondo FFA' hopes ·to atart a yea-rowtd business. with thOir wood and metal shop and green houoe pro­jects. It oliOrs opportunity forth<> FFA' members to earn hours toward their FFA' degrees and hopefull.v it will help oontinue 1\mdiog their trove( lbr FFA' events. For more ·mronnation contact Devine at 653-4411.

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Fourth and fifth graders at Capltao Elementary demonstrated their knnwledge of ~e llcientific method by entering their chosen entry in the annnal oehool Science Fair.

The students were required to work in groups each nine weeks during the oehool year and create a group prqjOct for presentation. ·

During the fuurth nine weeko they had to determine and demonstrate ~eir individnal project.

High oehool FFA' llcience students were tho judges for the 2005-06 oehool year.

Tlte students were judged separate. ly in categories of physi.,..!, earth, bio­logical and chemical. Each grade level was awarded lirot through third place ribbons and aD students that entered received J>EU1;iciJ>aDt ribbons.

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Category winners were: · Physical.

Fourth-grade:Jake Young, Josh Hernandez, Alyssa Miller-Juarez

Fifth-grade: Font!llt Sweat, Wade . Shearer, Madison Bueclter

Earth Fourth-grade: Joe Dobbs, Josh

Hernandez. Lee Ann Atkinson Fifth-Grade: Samantha- Hasenhuh­

ler, Ha1ee Dean, Auston McCalister Biological Fourth-grade: Teyna Montoya,

Angel Cobb Fifth-grade: Shianoe Winn, Vmce

Koonce, Jake LaMay Chemical Fourth-grade: Mikey Wiloox,

Makala Hopkins, Natalie Barnwell Fifth-grade: Tim Dickinooo, Julia

Bertrand, ,fayda Silva Final awards went to trinrtb ..

graders Joe Dobbo, Jake Young and Tayna Montoya. Fifth·grode wilmers were · FoJTeSt Sweat, Samantha Hasenbubler, and Shianne Wmn. •

· ket.swine. Deadline fur county contest · registrotion is May 26 and May 29 fur

Tlte Lincoln County E-nsion county cam(> registration. Jooe dead­oli'U:e retninds oount.Y fuir exhibitors of lines inc:luds the first for application to thelii8Ydeodlines;,May26loth«own· the -National 4-H Shoot . Sports ership deedline .fur meat goate, dai,ry Summer PrograiJL Ownership dead- .· !l'late, Pygmy goats, sheeJ>, and rruir- line lbr poultry and rabhlte lo June 25.

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· the. Public Edl)eation Department Me:xioo sebools intreaBC annW>jly; ;Iil .imJ>aet on ot1Jdet~.t performance on a (PED) MaY 24. . ·OnieJ. 1\ir . a».v. dis!;rlct; to· rolltinue tO. fulll'day scbedule · ~ool officials aoid ap....,amatsly ~tooting goals, every ow.- . • aiotrict.survey of 16 New Mexico

125 parents and oonununlty members of students must tl)e required yearly· · sebools on four-<lay scbedules and 100 attended the meeting .,..J\ed by· the p..,greao. · · Jien:erit indicated the_y were in favor of school distlict fuio ~cussion of.the oon~ Capitan ·· schOolS · _Calendar _con~uing with the schedule ~ sidered .,..IeJldar d>anges. Cmiunittee's ouggest.ed solution was • later arrival ~ fur -~todents

Board praoiclent Dan.,y Haynes the development of an optional fuur- retunlil!g home from School . · opened the mesting.byaosurinil gueots day sebool calendar wring li'ridays as a • .three-day weekends for familieS· no decision ~'.been made tc;)r ~ day to -~ediate. .stud,ents ·who _are Meeting .attendee~_ eXhibited a change to a 4-day sebool week but thet strugg)irig tO maintain Owceptable par- milled ..,noensus of t)Je proposed the propoOBl has beeo studied since fomuuice. Theapproach_providas.fora sc:hedule change with a oignificant· the opring of2005. Seeklngmo'!l inf~r-- low teacher/pUpil ratio and more cus- number ofoupJ>Ortero expres_sing their mation and rese...,h, the board at thet tomized inotruction. Credit iecovery _approvid with .the understanding that

. ~me opted to postpone any decision ~lasses; mad~ av~"le- for stude!itS ~ in l~g the academi': ·posSi,--.mto ~e neot oehool year. who have failed ~uired groduatioQ bilities of the clumge.

. In addition io -~, board:-mem- courses, are also part of the proposed · .. Capitan Schools Superintendent bero Robin' Parl!s, Kent Mclnnao, plan. · · Larry Miller aoid, "I wao, very ple&sed James Field!! and·Ed VUIBCn. Wei"Q.J>re. A' question and· answer perioc!- fol· with the number ~~parents--who were_ .. sent to ad~sa. parent .concerns. Io~ the committee's presentation interested in the School ~ndar. 'Ibe Elementary principal Chuck brought discussion of ;.....,. addreSs- meel;ing gave us a hotter pen:eption of . Hargrave, middle oehool principai'Pill i.ng both the·proe and oone' of a folll'- the ;.....,. thet surround the four-<lay MiUer Md high school prlnciapl Gary day scheol week: oehool week. I reaDy appreciate aD Salazar were Qlso available. to addresc • protection of academic tiule from who made the eflbrt tO attend the concerns. Mon.-Thurs. with extracurricular meeting.•

The Capiterl Sc:hool District .,..!en- events oeheduled on non....tiool· day• - Haynes reiterated tD the meeting dar committee is high school represen- students missing tess instruction ti.Dte crowd that no action had been taken tetive ·Frank WuletOn, elementary and fewer teacher absenceS becauoe of on the isoue but it would be addressed Tlfllmy Meulx, middle ochool Joyoo out-Of-town event trips at the neot school board meeting to bo Cardone, and hjgh oehool oouoelor and • Friday remedistioo time for Btu· . held at•6:30 p.m., May 11.

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Street names can co~e J.as. cmces ·elner~ncy.wf?r~rs' $rivE·~ Lu Crucn Sun;NMJS

What:s iD a .name? P,JeQty· if. you're a Las Cruces ·polioo offi­cer, firefighter, ambulalwo dri­ver or an emergency dispatch-er. .

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Loc~t ·-· ba"" ~..-.' . As Las (.'IJup!s ~tl) .. It w~~ ~ lt~- . ~ ~- "LLiiot ~. tlil' )~~.~ ... the street :.!_:W.U: part;icWar ....,..,,....,_ ll>r·- III'OW.""""' ootre~~t-• m tlw·., - "·ve 1ili -a"Pnt re$J>Illl• -••Ol'IW.<.•of 911., caDs.. we -.~>ettMr ,....JlOill"'. ..;;.....: . ...,..,Y t;iersmmel•;;;;;.. that h!l8 city ....-1. ~ 4111! CoUnty; or .. ~ ~ Boulevaril Ol' ~;'50 . 't, ......... ftmD · ~ theze. _, ,..,..r prompted tho !As eruce., Ci~ . strel!ts with !!lmiiPr ""'-' · Salopekl;f.tlrid. which_,...,....: · ~plpr ~'!tlier·':tbaft """" here in ~~ Cmmeil to consider~ · hpve-used~~- · al ~...,.. eallh othsr. The· land linea. As"" ~ andthspalice ·. 't..,t~Qll Locus. The two souiul.so much It ~ bo> 110 'ooJiclpy fi>!'. cliil- ··· D1J!I'IIii1.1i»" 8<1i!l'ili aJn,ady tisJit .U,pp~ yo.u ..,..'t pinpoint · .q!iicl< ss I w:oulcJ.Iik\>;~Cana.Jos alike that dispatchen! .with tho pa!;chers wbom. they bave to when~"""~ the llif· pD. . -~il li'Om a calluloor • Paid. "'f ,tluiy);lo .bebl&' io<ont ·fi!> Mesilla Valley &gional 'send.Pal>lieliatl!ty."!"emai'gency· ...._,: · • · .pbooer . ·, ... · . · .. tl!e ~ pJaoil thPt........,."" Dispatch AutJmrity often bn"" 'penl(inne) "" l{olio!a,y Avenue; . "'l;'o beeoming· more IU1d · . Luiss Canal.,., wbo lives in. b\1 lixi!d. 'ij'they wnot"" i:lumge toclariljrthsstreetthlltdoo!lor .·HOijdll.y Ciroh!J'.~ x,......; ~.ora:~ liatl!ty issue,• ...... ~entjuet·<!lfofLocus · tlw-thst'aQKw>th)lle.,rd. doeao'tbavetbn"t"init.· · orHo)idayPJaoB. . ·ollidH··-Cmo•• MVR.DA......,; '.~t, s.Ud. ob\'1 suppOJts 'liiel·sslilr."· . . ...

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·out tho problems of the Loeuo and Locust names Iii> Christine Ochs, the. city"s. community development director, Ponce Chiefllsny ~mero, Fire Chief .Adolf Zubia, and Count.Y Fire Marshal Paul Chavez. In his letter, Coirta cited a Sept. 21, 2004, incident wh~ the wrong ad..,..... caused problems, .

"A young clilld requiring medical 888ist101lce · for her mother called her school for help,• Costs S.Ud in his letter. "We then received a ceU from the assistant principal of the ~ gii-l's school Iii> reloy tho request for help along with the response ad........ ·

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"Unfortunately, the school bad the wrong spelling of the street addretS, Locust Street instead of Loeuo Street. This resulted in a dispatch Iii> tho wrong ad..,..... and oubsequent · delay of medical resources." M.~Mt?!~tQ,Jy/

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Costs added the confusion arises when there are identical addresoes, partiCularly on Locus and Locust · streets, AgaV.. Place and Agavs Drive, and Roa<lrwmer Parkway and &$dninner Cowt.

Cit.Y Councilor Jose Frietze said more consideration by city and CDUilt,y officials is needed to make sure that names of roads in new subdivisions don't cause further confusion or future problems.

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Ocbs S.Ud those efforts have already begun. . .

"'Jbe city planning staff has alread,y agreed Iii> work more elosely With tba CDUilty plan­ning slalf Iii> make sore there are no more dUplications:' Ochs Paid. ~ tho prellmiruiry plat. ting otsges, we have stortecl working with colmty · slalf and MVRDA t.0 ineorporsl;l> that Cri-.

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Ruldose; Printing has ·been Serving the Ruidoso comMunlw · ty since 1963. It was opened by Charlie McCullen as Ruidoso Office Supply and Ruidoso Printing. In 198S, the ownership changed hands and was separated Into two businesses. In 1989, Scott Muhn took oVer and ran the ·­business for ·17 years. In 2005, Sara:h Brown assumed ownership. The business has changed lOcation several times to meet the current needs of the community.

Sarah Brown is currently working on a degree in business . from ENMU. While In Demhig, New Mdxlco, she worked St a local Sure Print store. Though she Worked out of a need for money, she chose a printing store oul of her love for graphic design. While working for Sure Print, she found this to be a very valuable experience. Not ·only did it help strengthen her marketing skills by learning from an Industry leading comj>any1 but it C!lso gave her tremen· dous insight into the printiflg industry.

After seven years at Sure Print Corporate, Sarah finally got the gumption to leave and move to Ruidoso and open her own printing shop services company. She believed that in order to be truly happy, she needed to be running her own company as well as concentr'ate on quality services_ .Her thoughts would be able to apply her in depth indus­try knowledge and create a company that addtesses an unmet demand. Having done a lot of research, Sarah concluded Ruidoso was a very good place for a printing services com~ny.

To this day, Ruidoso Printing Is striving to be the Ruidoso area's leading "One-StQp--Shop" printing provider. They ·provid~ their customers with the best printing services and prices that meet their Individual or gro~p·needs.lhey al$0· provide excettent customer service ·and to always make their cu:stomers feel that they .are a part of the Ruldaoo.Printing family. "We will deliver more than what is expected!" says Sarall Brow:n. Most of their customers . are local area business. owners and employees of those "' businesses. Saf.ilh currently has three: employees and her plan ·is to grow in order to meet the demands and needs

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Ruidoso Printing s~ializes in ~set .. digital prinling, ·, graphic design,, busi~ cards, letterheads, postcards, . brocht.fres, flyers, stationary, envelopes, '·invitations, iiews­letters, notepad$, finishing otnd mare. They are located on 170S SudrJenh Drive, next lo Corral West & 1he W,ld Herb Market. BusineSs haurs.are from Monday - Friday, Sam- 5 pm and they can be reached at i!S7·2325. · ·

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Fugitive beUe-Ved to be fn. Capital,l DEANNA Qu!Nmr J,."~~~·~- -·------

Stete Police are !IOiiciting the .help of the publie in learn­iug the wherea~J!rute of a man

· who walked away from a Fort Stanton·beeed ,tl'eabnent filclli­ty Wednesdey.

Joseph Mascarenas~ 24, is sought by law enlim:ement offi­cials. The Hispanic male is d....,..;bed WJ being 6 feet, 9 inChes tall, w.Ugbing approxi­mately 1116 pc)nnde, with black

hair .and lm>m:l ...,.,... He wa.. b • · . hel4 m :the· Li~ ' last . .,.;en ;n 'Q.qritan and ;.. ~ DetentiOO. ee&.n-' ...• ~tnstillb&inthe-. c ·'!'be. ~ oioo~;

In -'ier ...,.;.m. provided reportoodly, after . Slate l'lilice . ~ = :':"ru:: ;:~~ .. :::::..~~ lquado. also ai .Nsident at the 1\oeility, .. SeV..... pjOOple . .;..ere · · treatment filcllil;y, wee -.)luge. aneated in c:onnei:tion witbthe · MasO&renas is One of~; fight. · : ' -~: . · . :· ·' ·· ··- .. , __ people who walked away 11om ........,.. with ildbnnation on · the treatment center at atpund the · pqoioible looation 'of 7 p.m. Ma;y 3. Tluo two who ll<!d Mascarelms ean contact tlui with 'M,oscarenae were ""P· . New MexicO st:ate ~ o,iliCe. ' - ........ two boors later in. in. ·RQjdoeo at 258-0iljl7 ..... in . Capit(m and currently are AJamogordci at 505-437;13_13. . '

Village poHce to strictly enforce Bre v.io .. to.rS All laws related to :improper

. handling of fire will be fully enforced by the Ruidoso Police

_Department. . Chief Wollgang Born said,

"Right now with the fire i-estric­tions we have. there is no gray

Blarney or Battery On M<n'ch 21 a batteey was

reported by Louis Be¥dslee, 72. TuJarosa. He said that Patrick Sullivan, 49, Capitan, had approached him. as he was leaving a St. Patrick's Day ~at the Lutz Building, 401 12th Street. CarrizoZo and attacked him !mocking his hot off his Head. Beardslea also received a gllmcing blow 11om Sullivan's hand, which left an obvious scratch on lfUs cheek. Beardslee anil Sullivan had conversed on three occasions during the course of the evening and disagreed on some issues. The next moroing,

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Tluo eese wee fOrwarde4 to district attorney's office for review.

1bol theft Mark Germek, ss.·c~

reported the theft; of a )luge tool box from his bnck yard at 207 11th Street in Carrizozo on April 3. The tool box weighed approximately 300 pounda and the contents were valued at approximately $1,000. There are no s:uspects and case remains open pending fUrther..

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~~ reii;dents that · .omoldng Is pl1lhlbited ont!loois and said if a person ·so mUcli-aJ;i toWJes a ·clgail:ette bntt· out ihe · window of a· moving -. 'they ' ~ in ~ola~on oftlJ,e -law~·

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responded tA> a DWI but no report WWJ fillid.

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A car belonging . to· CQDCePtion Morales, Carrizozo, wee found tA> be pUshed up over the curb fivni where it had been .PIU'ked on April 25. The c:ar eustained damage to tile back · bumper and alight; scratehes on the left; rear qwir­ter panel. No suspeets have been named.

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