Navajo County trims budget cutting nine positions
Navajo County supervisors approve an Administrative Reorganization Plan to replace separate departments with a unified Administrative Services under the county manager. The move saves about 200 000 and shifts duties including finance payroll purchasing and fleet control, with two new senior roles and a purchasing inventory control agent to coordinate inter department operations.
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Easly
Department of. Adjl
Holst
Navajo County
Inpost
McHanics Center
Department of Emergency Services
Sudget
Admeseerationn
Ither Finance Miller
Posonnel
Scott Barber
Tion
Reat
Holbrook
Grant Proposal Sparks Snowflake Council Debate on Housing
Snowflake Town Council heard a grant proposal from JoLyan Fox for a block of Decker Drive area housing and public works upgrades. Opposition from Frieda Rowley and local tenants groups argued against federal aid for low income apartments, citing vacancy and impact on landlords. Council asked Stratton to study costs and eligibility while noting zoning and jurisdiction limits. The meeting also covered Little League field expansion, use of town hall, and an upcoming no host breakfast with Governor visit in Winslow.
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JoLyan Fox
Snowe City
Snowflake-Taylor Sportsnest Owners Group
Taylor
Rowley
Herou
Jandaake
Federaliyect
Sa Group
F Home Administration
FmHm
Pemie
Springervila " Council
Comeee
Little League
Little League Park
Silver Creek Symphony
Stanapeasion
Taylor Chamber of Commerce
In This Corner Belton and Patliher May 9 Celebration
Congratulations to Mrs. J C Smith for Super Mom of the year and to Michele Smith for the nomination. Thanks to entrants teachers fathers friends and others who encouraged nominations for Susppots of the West. Between 600 and 700 entries received. The dominant theme praised mothers who care for their children. Wishing all mothers and grandmothers a joyful Mother's Day this Sunday May 9. The text notes an amicable settlement to the affair.
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J.C. Smith
Michele Smith
West
Take Time To Smile Take Time To Smile A luxury often becomes a necessity
A reflective note on how indulgences become essential as people adjust to new routines and value the small comforts that brighten daily life.
Holbrook area events and Taylor Council notices
County Calendar lists a 7 a.m. May 7 Holbrook mayoral breakfast at the outers go an e Company olbrook with a buffet. The Holbrooks banquet is invitation only and a Scout-Drama event occurs Saturday May 8 at Winslow Armory from 10 to 2. Snowflake and Taylor town notices call for public attendance and council session on May 11 overseen by Bill Owens of Snowflake Sanitation.
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Olbrook
Holbrook
Winslow Armory
Si Little Colorado
Taylor Town Council
Bill Owens
Snowflake Sanitation
Taylor Council
Committee Hears Relocation Alternative
Rev Caleb Johnson proposes a plan for the Joint Use Area where Hopis keep their land but Navajo families may continue to live there if they do not disturb Hopi neighbors. The idea aims to spur tribal discussions at a county fairgrounds meeting with Navajo and Hopi reps. The proposal notes possible irrigation and conservation measures to benefit both tribes and ranchers in northern Arizona.
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Paul Barger
Caleb Johnson
Johnson
Naland
O’hare
Jailbreak: Two Men Escape From Local Jail
According to Marlin Gillespie Charles Reed, 60, and Theberge, 20, escaped from a cell in the jail sometime before morning. They were found about 4 30 a m in a muddy wash near the canal rail and chain saw blade used to loosen two bars in the cell window. Gillespie said there were further details. Continued on page 16.
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Marlin Gillespie
Charles Reed
Chapel Theberge
Reed
Gillespie
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Fedesal
Holbrook Tribune-News
Holor
Arizona State Racing Commission
JoLynn Fox
Snowflake Town Council
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Falcon
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