Missing Milan cash shakes village leadership
In Milan the suspected embezzlement of 100000 to 300000 dollars since 1995 hangs over village government as clerk Sandra Gonzales is suspended without pay after a special May 19 meeting. Auditor Gary Gaylord and the mayor Elisabeth Lopez Rael say the exit interview is underway and the audit will be public ten days after release. investigators say the probe is complete and has moved to the district attorney.
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Milan
Sandra Gonzales
Gonzales
Gary Gaylord
Elisabeth Lopez-Rael
David Jiron
Jiron
Investi
Cibola County
Hank ‘Goke
Michael Calligan
Eoper,Rael
Bureau of ‘Investigation
Shelis
Gary Gaylord Inc
Albuquerque
Pillce
Lopez- Rael
Goke
District Attorney's Office
Calligan
Lopez-Rael
Gaylord
State Auditor's
Santa Fe
Milan Relay for Life fundraiser kicks off at Zuni Mountain Golf
At 6 p.m. Friday ten area teams begin a Relay for Life at Zuni Mountain Golf Course to walk until noon Saturday. Teams raise funds through bake sales car washes and dinners with local companies matching gifts. Funds support American Cancer Society research and education, with a portion kept locally this year.
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Milan
I Ol Ou
Zuni Mountain
Sae
Jiron
Quivira Mining Co
Cibola County Sheriff's Department
New Mexico State University
Children and Youth Services Department
Cibola General
Western
New Mexico
Wal
Sanstats
Wells Fargo Bank
Angels of Encouragement
Relay For Life
Jiron Sai
Dhe
American Cancer Society
Six vie for Miss Ceremonial crown in Gallup pageant
Audris doe reports the Gallup Miss Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial queen will be crowned Saturday after three days of competition. The event started Wednesday at the Best Western Inn and Suites with six traditionally dressed contestants and about 200 luncheon attendees. The Gallup Soroptimist Club sponsored the luncheon and awarded 2000 Woman of Distinction to District Attorney Mary Ellen Baker. Contestants described themselves in prerecorded tapes to ease jitters.
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Gallup
Best Western Inn and Suites
Gallup Soroptomist Club
Soroptmists
Mary Ellen Baker
Gold concho belt wins best of show
At the 79th Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial opening night at Red Rock State Park crowds browsed stalls and artists, as the ceremonial association lifted a Wednesday night sales ban. Roderick R. Tenorio of Santo Domingo won Best of Show with a 14 karat gold inlay concho belt featuring ten panels of Indian images.
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Church Rock
Red Rock State Park
Lions Club
Roderick R. Tenorio
Tenorio
Santo Domingo
Wilber Murphy
Hogan
Tribal youth office remains years away plan stalled
Diné Bureau reports Navajo Nation leaders remain far from forming a separate tribal division for youth. Budget and Finance Committee told Begaye a plan cannot proceed until fiscal year 2001, with a potential $39 million cost and a proposed Oct. 1 start. The Education Division would transfer to executive offices as the Office in Diné Youth, contingent on multiple committee approvals and a tight budget deadline.
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Jim Maniaci
Diné
Bureau
Window Rock
Kelsey Begaye
Navajo Nation Council
Begaye
Government Services Committee
Department of Youth-Community Services
Education Division
Progr
DYCS
Original
Council
Education Committee
Tribal Youth Office
Ceremonial Sale At Bee Turpen’s Trading Post
A historic notice announces a ceremonial sale offering a 60 percent discount on all arts and canes at Bee Turpen’s Trading Post, located in the 1710s trading center. The fragment hints at a early colonial market event with broad discounted goods.
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Bee Turpen
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Rett L. Adams
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Estella Loretto
Jemez Pueblo
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Dennis Tewa
Joe Tanner
Cindy
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Cindy Tanner
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Abraham Begay
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