22 Aug 1990
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1990
Page
1
Swap and sale notices from the Southwest television section include compact listings and brief ads. Readers see updates to ads and notices across classifieds mentioning prices and contact details in a condensed local paper style.
St Johns Arizona hearing drew only one speaker Karl Pew questioned operation and impact of a proposed Apache County landfill County officials outlined outreach and nearby landowner concerns Seepage tests at the site showed minimal risk and plans for an ordinance to curb illegal dumping were discussed to ensure fair fees for all communities involved
Al Henderson of AHEC Inc says a 11 ton shipment to Master Fibers marks the start of expanded cardboard recycling in Gallup. He aims to collect about half the city’s 70 tons of daily waste, including Navajo Nation areas, targeting 20 tons weekly to Albuquerque.
Navajo Election Board of Supervisors agreed to review a grievance filed by Haskie supporters seeking decertification of Peter MacDonald. The board certified all other candidates except MacDonald's running mate Dr. George P. Lee for failure to file an economic disclosure. Lee has until Thursday to file. The board will consider the MacDonald grievance by Sept. 13 and decide if a hearing is warranted.
Teachers at Tuba City react as Hector Taba resigns with potential reconsideration after a meeting with Superintendent Joseph Ball. Principal Tahu cites exclusion from decisions as 171 district layoffs from April loom, while Don Cochran seeks immediate release to join Kayenta Middle School amid policy limits.
Patsy Cuellar hangs a yellow ribbon outside her West Wilson home in Gallup for son Richard M. Cuellar a Petty Officer third class medical corpsman in the U S Navy He is called to serve in the Persian Gulf last Thursday and is stationed at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville North Carolina Cuellar says her son will serve on land and recently completed field medical training.
Gallup city council held a 2 30 p m closed session to discuss a proposed city government reorganization. Officials said the meeting lacked proper legal notice and plan adoption, and media urged open discussion until the plan is adopted. The reorganization would create six divisions and cut some department-head positions, with division heads earning about 50 000 annually.
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