Navajo School Funds Threaten Term Shortfall
Navajo Indian schools face possible early term end or closure of about 40 classrooms for 1200 students as funding gaps loom. Officials say current appropriation is short about 200000 dollars for the full year and transfers are blocked by a separate Navajo-Hopi service.
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Save the Children Aims Aid for Navajo Children
Dr. H. Claude Hardy, a federation vice president and former White Plains schools superintendent, announced a new Save the Children Federation program to aid 25 000 Navajo children on reservations. The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs has approved the plan including support for Navajo school sponsors.
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New Markets to Open in Mexico City This Saturday
Mexico City authorities announce two new markets opening this Saturday as part of a broader urban expansion. The move aims to boost commerce and provide additional vendor spaces in the city center.
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