Education funding update at Gallup-McKinley board meeting
Gallup-McKinley County School Board will hear a status report on federal education funding tonight. Superintendent Sam Crow will present on the Johnson O Malley program and the current teacher hiring freeze, in place since April due to uncertainties in federal funds. The district expects 1981 82 funding of 769000 for Johnson O Malley with potential extra 750000. Meeting starts at 7 30 pm at central administration offices.
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From coal mine to Gallup grocer Dan DePomazio story
Donato DiPomazio arrived in 1929 at age 16 with limited English and moved through coal mines in Pennsylvania to Gallup New Mexico. He built a life as a miner then grocery owner, buying Peckeridge Grocery in 1939 and later Dan dee's Supermarket in 1961, marrying Anna in Italy and bringing family to the United States. He preserved ties to Italy, importing coral and visiting Canzano, Sardinia.
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Montague plans tax base boost sparked bitter division
Montague Michigan approved a plan to mortgage its assets in hopes of creating 125 jobs and an $11 million tax base, but the move has bred sharp community division and pollution concerns. The item appears in Opinion. Orientation for incoming sixth graders at Gallup High School North Campus auditorium is set for Wednesday night, with details in Living.
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Quadruplets Endangered At New Mexico Hospital
Doctors at the end of New Mexico Hospital monitor quadruplets born to a Santa Fe couple. One of the four boys remains in critical condition as reporters note the delicate state of the family and medical team.
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Better I-40 exit signs urged by Gallup officials
Gallup officials urged the New Mexico Highway Department to improve exit signing after the Interstate 40 bypass opened last November. Mayor Wayne Lewis cited motorists missing Gallup due to generic signs and exit-only markers. Officials noted federal rules limit town naming on exits, while merchants push for signage experiments like Santa Rosa and Truth or Consequences, hoping to draw travelers into Gallup.
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Vandals ransack Indian Hills school
Cleanup at Indian Hills Elementary School continued after vandals damaging windows clocks and equipment. Police said the break in occurred between 1130 p m Saturday and 5 a m Sunday with extensive damage but no confirmed theft.
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McKinley Area Resources Council Meets at Library
The McKinley Area Resources Council gathers at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Gallup Public Library with Barry Levine discussing Big Brothers and Big Sisters programs and a Gallup Indian Community Center representative on offerings there. On Oct 6 meeting times shift to 3:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday monthly at the library per President Roger Boyd.
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Gallup Woman Injured in Hit and Run on NM 32
Rosé Lambert 42 of 1308 County Club Place sustained neck and back injuries when her car was struck from behind by a blue white pickup on NM 32 near Apache Circle. The other vehicle fled the scene at high speed. Lambert was taken to McKinley General Hospital. No further details on the suspect. Police cited both drivers in separate incidents and noted brake failure disputed by investigators.
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Houston to testify on liquor reform intent in NM case
State Sen. Les Houston said he will likely testify about his intent in sponsoring the Liquor Control Act after Fifth District Judge C Fincher Neal ruled lawmakers cannot be compelled to discuss legislative intent. Neal also weighs severing unconstitutional sections, with the law’s future hinging on findings about licensing, local options, funding for treatment centers, and potential due process issues.
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