Robber Strikes Big Lots In Gallup Citing Safe Take
A heavyset man wearing gray hoodie black cap and dark pants robbed Big Lots at American Heritage Plaza near 9 p.m. He forced manager Marilyn Russell into the office and demanded the safe. Money bag marked Tupperware was taken then he fled through the rear exit. Suspect described as 5'3" to 5'5" about 190 pounds brown eyes. Crime Stoppers offer up to 1000 for information. Call 505-722-6161.
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U.S. Highway 491
Fort Wingate owes $2000 more in utility bills
India affairs in Fort Wingate face a related financial note as the Fort Wingate power association reports an overdue amount of two thousand dollars beyond previous charges. The item hints at broader utility billing concerns and directs readers to page two for details.
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Navajo NIIP faces legal push to finish irrigation project
The Navajo Nation Council is urged to consider legal action against the federal government to complete the Navajo Indian Irrigation Project NIIP begun in 1962 under Kennedy. Only about 75,000 of 110,630 acres are complete, aging infrastructure needs up to 40 million for new center pivots, and funding has dwindled from 24 million to 6 million by 2009. The Navajo Agricultural Products Industry NAPI seeks a Wells Fargo loan to fund repairs as BIA and Reclamation oversee delivery systems.
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Navajo Dam
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Rio Grande
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Reclamation
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History Page 2 feature by Bill Donovan and staff
A historical feature by Bill Donovan and staff surveys art history trends and archival highlights. The piece reflects on past exhibitions provides context for readers exploring the museum's evolving interpretation of modern artistry.
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McKinley County plans bond vote for three public safety projects
County proposes private sector funding for a juvenile detention facility and four new public safety buildings on 20 acres behind Gallup Lumber near Siaton Boulevard. County Attorney Doug Decker cautions volatile bond markets and uncertain interest rates as officials aim for about $600,000 annual payment, with the city contributing 75 percent of the bond cost and total project price between $5 and $6 million plus interest. The county could have borrowed from the New Mexico Finance Authority, as done for the new county courthouse.
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