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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2008
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes a golfer undecided about Q school and PGA Tour status. It mentions pain, rebuilding confidence, offseason work, a 76 score leaving 2 over, and references to Charlottetown Edward Island in 2001, with hopes for better results and a potential win next year.
Some Navajo delegates oppose a reform plan backed by President Joe Shirley Jr and Speaker Lawrence Morgan. The plan, needing $2 million and a referendum to change council size, faces opposition from Many Farms and Round Rock chapters and from Kee Allen Begay who calls for broader inclusion of the judiciary and public input. Round Rock and Many Farms chapters push for more participation before any restructuring.
Gallup Wastewater Treatment Plant management works to fix issues found in a state inspection. Executive Director Lance Allgood says staff are on track after unsatisfactory ratings in six categories and a marginal rating in one. The city received an NMED notice for lacking two Level 4 operators. A status meeting reviewed findings, due Sept. 1, and documented gaps in records and training amid staff retirements and new personnel.
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Golf director Bob Weekes explains city pest control uses morning fogging with pesticides and placing dunk sized pellets in standing water. Dunks, about the size of a donut, last about a month and are claimed to reduce swarms though concerns about effectiveness remain.
In Gallup a Navajo Nation officer once accused of assault and lost his credentials now stands accused in a fatal shooting. Freda Toledo Smith, who earlier survived a domestic violence case, was shot four times near Thoreau Trailer Park on May 20. Deputy Ed Marble reported she cried out Harrison shot me as he left.
The county faces a 370000 dollar shortfall to fund indigent care under a statewide program that matches county funds at one to three. Communities pick a sole designated hospital to provide care for all patients unable to pay, with federal and state support.
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