03/03/04
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NEWS
Hermleigh
ISD meets Thursday night
by Wade Warren
Hermleigh ISD will hold its
regular monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the high school library. Supt. Marvin Beaty
will update the board on several items, including the results of a land survey. Beaty said
the survey determined that the school
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PTK chapter
inducts new members
By Shirley A.
Gorman
The Psi Zeta Chapter of Phi
Theta Kappa held its formal spring induction ceremony for new members Feb. 24 in the Fine
Arts Theatre at Western Texas College. Inductees included Ashlye Amox, Desiree Bates,
Joyce Boyd, Edna Bradbury, Glenn Burns, Amanda
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Scurry County
students in regional spelling bee
By Shirley A.
Gorman
Two students from Scurry
County will test their spelling skills Saturday at the regional spelling bee in Lubbock.
The bee begins at 1 p.m. at the International Cultural Center at Texas Tech University.
Monica Clanton, a sixth grader at West Elementary
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Kinder Morgan is
#1 taxpayer
By Annie Rowe
By Annie Rowe SDN Staff
Writer As one of the largest energy transportation and storage companies in America
operating more than 35,000 miles of natural gas and products pipelines and approximately
90 terminals, it is no surprise that Kinder Morgan, one
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SPORTS
Scott,
Castillo earn All-District honors
by Bobby Allen
2004 3-3A All-District Team
MVP Riley Lambert, Merkel Defensive MVP Ty Teaff, Merkel Newcomer of the Year Micah Clay,
Merkel All-District Lee Scott, Sr., Snyder Giles Montgomery, Sr., Sweewater Seth Hatley,
Sr., Sweetwater Slade Seal, Jr. Lamesa Chris
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Two
SHSpowerlifters move on to regionals
by Bobby Allen
Snyder powerlifters Tony Pena
and Courtney Tyrrell qualified for the regional meet after first-place finishes at the
Lubbock High meet last weekend. Snyder garnered 12 top-five spots in Division II. Pena
will compete in the boys regional March 13 at
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Tigers no-hit
Trinity Christian in blowout
by Bobby Allen
Freshman Ryan Mitchell and
senior Alex Neal combined for a five-inning no-hitter, and the Snyder Tigers banged out 14
hits in a 20-1 pasting of Lubbock Trinity Christian Tuesday. Trinitys only run was
unearned. I thought we did a really good job -- our
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CONTEMPTUOUS CLIMATE
- Rain and drizzle did not hinder evening classes Tuesday at Western Texas College. With
an improvised raincoat, Barbara Monroe of Colorado City braved the weather en route to
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