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Getting Dirty: Thoreau Area Technician Gary Crooker is surrounded
by a cloud of dust while helping to unload a truckload of new dirt for
the Thoreau High School baseball field Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by
John A. Bowersmith/Independent)

Weird Science: Larry Leyba peeks over Marius Olsen's science project
on electro-magnets while he sets it up for an explanation at Indian Hills
Elementary School Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by John A. Bowersmith/Independent)
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Predicting a Pontiff: Eighth-grade
students at Gallup Catholic watch a fellow classmate's PowerPoint
presentation Wednesday. The students prepared presentations on Roman
Catholic cardinals who were being touted to succeed Pope John Paul
II. The class was working on a "mock conclave," not expecting
the announcement of newly elected pope Benedict XVI to come as soon
as it did. (Photo by Jeremy Schneider/Independent) |
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Thursday
April 21, 2005
Selected Stories:
Taking out the Trash; Earth
Day activities to attack illegal dumping
KGLP adds more power
Arizona man is diagnosed with Hantavirus,
doc says
Knievel, Sky City to catch air time on
A&E
Deaths
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