Glimpses of racing wisdom at the Glen and beyond
A fragmented quote filled piece hints at racing strategy, car control, and learning curves from drivers discussing cornering, car balance, and comfort on large ovals. The remarks touch on applying early technique, trusting the car, and progressively refining skill through each race and track.
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Glen
Night Parade Dazzles Gallup During Ceremonial
Thousands lined Historic Route 66 for the first of two Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial parades in Gallup as crowds braved potential storms. The Mauchalhity-Ware family from Oklahoma returned after decades to perform, with Apache Crown Dancers among perennial favorites. A second parade is scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Gallup
Shiprock
Crownpoint
Gloria ‘Begaye
Thoreau and
Gallup Chamber of Commerce
Begaye
Oklahoma
Cable Hoover
Independent
The
Coal Avenue
Court awards Hounshell attorney fees in bond dispute
Arizona Court of Appeals holds Apache County erred by forcing former Sheriff Brian Hounshell to post a $100000 bond and pay premiums. county must cover fees. The ruling affirms the superior court's $10000 attorney fee award and clarifies bond costs may be borne by the county, not the defendant.
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Window Rock
Arizona. Court of, Appeals
Apache ‘County Board
Brian Hounshell
Gi Murray Snow
Diane M. Johnson
Philip Hall
Hounshell
Apache County Superior Court
Tom White Jr
Chinle
Brian Hough
Arizona’ Counties
Itera Irne
sActihe
Apache County Ageney
Interstate 40 bridge project in Gallup resumes by Aug 18
In Gallup the I-40 bridge reconstruction paused after Bennie Duboise 31 fell to his death March 19 while the crew secured themselves to safety cables on Second and Third streets. Foreman Leonard Yazzie was jailed for drunken driving. this marks another alcohol related arrest.
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ALLUP
Bennie Duboise
Gallup
A.S. Horner
Lindy Heller
Duboise
Leonard Yazzie
Nowt
Rick White
Gallup Police Department
Yazzie
White
Jeff Jones
Independent
Second
Third Streets
Shirley vetoes tobacco ban on Navajo Nation
President Joe Shirley Jr vetoed a Commercial Tobacco Free Act that would ban cigarette smoking and tobacco chewing in public places across the Navajo Nation including casinos. He argued the law is broad unenforceable and would infringe on religious ceremonies and the gaming initiative revenue while not addressing underage use.
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Window Rock
Navajo Nation
Joe Shirley
Lawrence T. Morgan
Shirley
Red Rock Park Hosts Art Show For Scholarship Fund
At Red Rock Park Pine Springs Arizona the Reunién group displays children’s books illustrated by Toddy with original artwork. Twenty five percent of weekly sales support a masters and SWIF scholarship fund. Over the past year the group has raised twenty five thousand dollars in art scholarships and this year adds a separate collegiate program.
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Pine- Springs
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