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January 5, 2007
BEHIND BARS: Cleveland broke faith, says judge
David Cleveland, of Pahrump, will be waiting for his preliminary hearing next Friday in jail after violating the terms of his release on $50,000 bail.
DON McDERMOTT / PVT
Pierce Henckle was undefeated in five matches for the Pahrump Valley wrestling team in the Basic Duals, contested at Henderson Saturday.
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PREP WRESTLING: Trojans at Taggart Saturday
HENDERSON -- After competing in 21 dual matches and five tournaments, it would be easy to believe the Pahrump Valley High School wrestlers are ready to catch a break.
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