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New Mexico Gallup Independent

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Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2000

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Medicine man's sordid tale of sex ceremony

A Navajo medicine man, Yazzie King, 65, from Gamerco, has had his appeal denied after a 1999 conviction on two counts of sexual mistreatment. Prosecutors said he preyed on vulnerable women, using fear and ritual justifications to justify acts. The court ruled his actions were not religious belief but personal gratification, upholding the jury. The trial included testimony about a 1994 incident where King allegedly manipulated a patient into sexual contact using symbolic objects.

Albuquerque Yazzie King Gamerco U.s.court of Appeals King Lucinda Hogan Medicine Man

Casino vote placed on McKinley ballot mooted by officials

McKinley County voters will decide in November whether to permit a racetrack and casino in Gallup though officials say the ballot result may be symbolic. The Gallup City Council barred Red Rock Downs Corp from a casino at Red Rock State Park, and investors did not propose other sites. Local residents and Concerned Citizens of Gallup urge rejecting gambling, hoping a strong vote against will deter future gaming interests.

Gallup Harry Mendoza McKinley County Commissioners Red Rock Downs Corp Red Rock State Park McKinley County State Gaming Commission Randy Stokes Stokes

Employees in Milan to get raises

Milan officials present a balanced budget with 5 percent raises for hourly workers and 3 percent monthly bumps for salaried staff amid rising insurance costs. The budget omits gross receipts taxes from the prison, which could boost revenue later. officials say additional raises may follow once taxes begin.

Milan Board of Trustees Iron

Death penalty sought in Farmington double murder case

Gallup News reports San Juan County District Attorney Sandra Price filed a motion Tuesday asking for the death sentence for accused killers Leslie Engh and Robert Fry of Farmington. Hearing planned in weeks to discuss the motion. Engh and Fry face murder and kidnapping charges in the June 9 death of Betty Lee and related charges in Donald Tsosie's death. Investigators probe possible ties to other Farmington homicides.

Gallup San Juan County Sandra J. Price Leslie Engh Robert Fry Farmington Enghe Fry Betty Lee Donald Tsosie Ganado Ariz Lee Tsosie Price The Independent Gloria Jim

Hopi Voters Faced With Five Tax Referendum

Hopi voters in KYKOTSMOVI Arizona face a Thursday vote on a five point tax referendum. Proponents led by Tribal Chairman Wayne Taylor urge diversification of the Hopi economy while opponents question fund management and adherence to Hopi ethics. The tax types include coal mining leases utility charges construction contracts visitor lodging and a land tax. A Revenue Allocation Team would oversee funds if approved, with a tribal tax administrator in charge.

Catherine Coolwind Feher Kykotsmovi Ariz Wayne Taylor Joe Day Lisa Estensen Taylor Kykotsmovi Council Caleb’ Johnson Johnson

Tribal Council criticizes election board over Aug. 1 ballot chaos

Diné Bureau reports the Navajo Nation Legislature blasts the Board of Election Supervisors for failing to educate the public and manage funds before the aborted Aug. 1 chapter election. It asserts the Sovereign Immunity Act shields the council from suits and says the council moved to ensure the 2000 chapter election proceeds while the board is faulted for canceling the vote. The report claims the board planned an October vote but that would extend incumbents' terms illegally.

Jim Maniaci Diné Bureau Window Rock Legislative Branch Board of Election Supervisors Ever Nation Council Arid Election Administration Navajo Nation Council Tribal Council

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