Joy of sight restores 79-year-old man after 40 years
Harold Schmidlin of San Bernardino regained his sight after more than four decades of blindness and finally saw his wife of 17 years. He said the moment did not disappoint and described the experience as life changing.
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Harold Schmidlin
San Bernardino
U N Ambassador Sees Hints of Peace Talks in Central America
The U S ambassador to the United Nations notes signs of flexibility from Nicaragua and Cuba, offering some cause for optimism that peace negotiations may advance in Central America. Page 10.
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U.S
United Nations
Nicaragua
Cuba
Central America
Sinking partygoer rescued from marsh near Dumbarton Bridge
A 24 year old man fleeing a Menlo Park party wandered into a San Francisco Bay marsh near the Dumbarton Bridge and began to sink. A 15 man rescue team with a rope and winch hauled him out, drawing a caution from police to avoid drinking and hiking in marsh areas.
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Menlo Park
Caiif
Redwood City
San Mateo
Jim Neal
Dumbarton Bridge
San Francisco Bay
Neal
1983 Gallup Index Abbreviated Classifieds Note
A brief header from a Gallup index page notes sections such as Classifieds Comics Crossword Deaths Leisure Living and Southwest Sports Movies Nation Opinion and Television with page numbers and an advertising supplement. It lists sections and pagination for the newspaper.
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Abby
Leisure Living
Movies Nation
Opinion
Southwest
Rhoades hedges on health care promises in Gallup talk
Dr. Everett Rhoades of the Indian Health Service says decisions on layoffs, budget cuts, and a Crownpoint hospital depend on Congress and the president. He notes CHR funding was not in the 1963 budget though Congress included it, and Crownpoint awaits construction money. He cites nurse shortages and limited hiring due to eroded purchasing power but stays hopeful for future funding.
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Everett Rhoades
The
Indian Health Service
Crownpoint
Congress
Rhoades
Association of American Indian Physicians
IHS
Independent
Community Health Representatives
Washington
Changes Arrive for Ceremonial Visitors in Gallup
Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial Aug 11 14 brings an outdoor market with about two dozen craftspeople, a new cultural performance amphitheater, expanded performing arts, and a special foods booth. Indoor market and revised exhibit hall aim for better ventilation. Sen. Barry Goldwater to judge kachina dolls. new unified admission replaces separate fees. Parades, rodeo, dances, and hours detailed. ticket office directs entry.
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Gallup
Laurance Linford
Linford
Red Rock State Park
Limra
Barry Goldwater
R-Apiz
Inmates Describe Boredom and Frustration at Gallup Jail
Gallup-McKinley County Jail inmates recount routine days of meals and TV with limited freedom. They complain of boredom and shortages like toilet paper and soap while asserting life inside mirrors home routines minus liberty. Jail officials say routines resemble outside life within confinement.
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Lynn Bartels
Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County
Frank Gonzales
Gonzales
Sheriff's Office
Alfred Engledght
Michael Bitsie
Tim Montoya
Radiation study advances at University of Utah
Utah researchers lead a $6.6 million five year study funded by the National Cancer Institute to assess fallout from Nevada open air tests and its link to cancer. The project involves 20 staff, new computer systems, and plans to study 7 000 people for thyroid disease while matching death data to residence and fallout patterns.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Mter
Nevada
Joseph L. Lyon
U of U Division of Epidemiology
National Cancer Institute
Defense Nuclear Agency
Department of Energy
School of Medicine
Family and
Utah
New Mexico weighs emergency plan for radioactive material spills
The Interim Legislative Radioactive Materials Committee in Santa Fe examines how state agencies would respond to accidents involving radioactive pharmaceuticals, railcar spills, or a bribe truck crash. Transportation Secretary Judith Espinosa leads five committees forming an on scene command and resource framework. DOE offers technical aid and possible gear support as the panel seeks a Dec 1 plan deadline.
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Belen
Farmington
Geeldens
Mex
Mexico
the Ark
Radioactive Materials Committee
State
Radioactive Materials Task Force
Aca Remy
Richard Vanderwey
Vernon Kerr
Los Alamos
Kerr
Joseph Gant
Transportation
Judith Espinosa
Larranaga
Energy and ‘Minerals
Paul Biderman
Health and Environment
Robert McNeill
Elon
Federal Department
O ‘Energy
DOE
Bigelow
Espinosa
Ormergencien
Sale Recordo Material Board
Araining
Ete Apelin
Sereweed
Federel
EH Aene
Interviews set for city manager applicants in Gallup
Three of seven finalists will be interviewed later this week with two sessions on Thursday at 10 am and 2 pm and one Friday at 2 pm. Mayor Colaianni cautioned against hiring unless a standout candidate appears as the council remains split on whether to hire an acting internal manager or renew the application review.
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Lincoln Elementary School
Eighth Street
Coal Avenue
Coal
First Street
First
Aztec Avenue
Aztec
Gallup
Frank Colaianni
Helen Kirk
Kirk
Doc Livingston
Colaianni
Dan Gutierrez
Livingston
Sharon
Richards
Hight
Paul McCollum
Calajanas
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