Pope Paul VI Dead Cardinals Set Conclave To Elect Heir
Pope Paul VI dies at Castel Gandolfo after 15 year reign age 80. Vatican begins nine day mourning with body view at the summer palace and three days in St. Peter's Basilica. Cardinals aged under 80 begin secret conclave within two weeks to choose a successor. Six Italian and non Italian names cited as leading candidates. Cardinal Jean Villot acts as interim head of church leadership.
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Natican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Albarr Hills
Rome
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul
Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
Giovanni Benelli
Paul
Sergio Pignedoli
Sebastiano ‘Baggio
Johannes ‘Willebrands
The
Netherlands
Eduardo Pironio
Franz Koenig
Austria
Gaetano Bonicelli
Albano
Jean Villot
Vatican State
Papal Palace
Castel Gandolfo Palace
St. Peter’s Square
Papal
John XXIII
Ceremonial Season Ties Gallup to Child Neglect Surges
During the Intertribal Ceremonial period in Gallup, child neglect admissions rise. The Christian Child Care Home reported thirteen cases last week, with many youths malnourished, dehydrated, or left in dangerous conditions, while officials stress alcohol and family hardship as root causes.
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Karen Moses
Gallup
Ibis
Coal Street
Beverly, Maldonado
State ‘Social Services Agency
Maldonado
Johnson O Malley Future Tops School Board Agenda
Gallup McKinley County School board to meet at 7 30 p m at the administration building to decide whether to continue the Johnson O Malley Navajo program or suspend it while negotiations with the Navajo Tribe occur. The meeting will also review bids for spring sports equipment cafeteria food supplies greenhouse repairs and two elementary school projects and consider staff handbooks.
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Gallup
Johnson-O'Malley
McKinley County
South Boardman’ Dr
Washington
Dan's Auto Clinic Closure Notice
Dan's Auto Clinic will be closed from August through August 3 for personnel relocation and staffing changes. The temporary shutdown affects daily operations and service scheduling at the repairs shop.
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Cation
Eastern Navajo Agency Budget Sets Four Paths for 1980
Eastern Navajo BIA budget hearings yield four 1980 options under Zero Based Budgeting. Proposals range from 85 to 150 percent of the 1979 budget, with education as the priority, totaling about $16.5 million for education across the four scenarios and continuing emphasis on housing, social services, and law and order. The Navajo Tribal Council will review before Washington submissions due September 1.
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Crownpoint (Bureau
Eastern Navajo Agency
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Edward Plummer
Council
Federal Relations Committee
Washington
Prtograiis’t
Law and Order
Navajo DCD seeks input on HUD block grants meeting dates
The Navajo Tribe's Division of Community Development invites public comment on the Community Development Block Grant program. Meetings are August 12 at Camieroy Chapter House and August 18 at Tsaile Wheatfields Chapter House to discuss priorities, activities, funding guidelines, and past experiences.
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DCD
Navajo Nation
Navajo Tribe
State agency proposes per capita health funding system
The New Mexico Health and Environment Department proposed a county per capita funding method for public health, aiming to reduce inequities and keep a base $4.1 million budget. If set at $1.30 per person, no state funds rise. at $1.20, state funding would rise by $385,355.
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Michael Burkhart
Health Services Division
Health and Environment Department
George Goldstein
Tax Cut Debate Sets Congressional Calendar in Flux
Washington AP reports that House debates on a revised 16.2 billion tax cut bill after Carter proposals. Democrats push amendments to raise relief for lower and middle incomes and cap gains while Republicans seek full debate on a one third cut over three years. Senate eyes natural gas deregulation progress this week.
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Washington
Carter
House
House Rules Committee
Ways and Means
Congress
Rules Committee
Justice Department
Kentucky
Tennessee
Idaho
Nebraska
Senate
Navajo Primary Polls Open At Eight A.M
Polls open at eight in the morning on Tuesday for the Navajo Primary election and close at seven in the evening. Voters inside at closing time will be allowed to vote. Individual polling places are in the chapter house community center or school building.
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Rock, Ariz
Ding Bureau
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JOM
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Frank Williams
Dan's
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CDBG
Window Rock
Arizona
Gary Paul
Michael L. Frank
Goldstein
San Juan County
Mora County
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