Navajo Tribal Council to debate NAPI loan security plan
WINDOW ROCK ARIZONA Navajo Tribal Council meets in special session to discuss another one million dollar loan for Navajo Agricultural Products Industries NAPI to meet payroll and review proposed reorganization of the tribe top enterprise The council provides security from the general fund to the bank rather than lending the money directly and has already backed a 15 million loan in May
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Navajo Tribal Council
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Navajo Agrcultural Products Industries
NAPI
New York
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Marine Court Martial Debates Death Penalty Feasibility
At Quantico Marine Base the general court martial for Cpl Jerry D. Rousseau weighs death penalty viability amid Morocco testimony logistics. Judge Col. Robert E. Switzer notes no U S service member has been executed in over a century and questions Navy approval of a sentence. The defense seeks to block psychiatric testimony and challenges jurisdiction over Rousseau, a guard at the U S embassy in Rabat, amid Morocco U S dispute. Testimony could begin later in the week as prosecutors pursue the case and related motions.
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Switzer
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Rabat
Layton
Cuba
Carter to woo groups on natural gas deregulation plan
President Carter and aides will press for deregulation of natural gas by meeting with business leaders farmers and consumer groups as Congress is in recess. He plans to brief Washington late Wednesday and hold numerous talks through the week to build support for the 1985 price control lift.
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Secret Service hunts man after threat near Carter hotel
Idaho Falls police and Secret Service search for a man who wrote the warning the president will die Thursday on a mirror beside a Carter photo at the Ramada Inn. A maid was knocked unconscious when confronted. a mattress fire was later extinguished. Carter vacationing at Grand Teton National Park, 70 miles away.
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Washington in doldrums as Carter heads back to work
President Carter returns from a curtailed vacation to a Congress in recess and relies on telephone lobbying for energy and other issues. White House aides stress his presence at the center of action, while energy talks stall amid a tough political climate.
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White House
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Zuni Fair Announces Parade Winners and Miss Zuni Day Care
Prize winners in the Zuni McKinley County Fair include the Alcoholism parade float first, followed by Zuni Day Care and Zuni Senior Citizens Center. Heather Pinto named Miss Zuni Day Care, daughter of Barney and Lena Jule and Taethlekai wins bicycle raffle.
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Barney Jule
Lena Taethlekai
Zuni Public Relations Department
Mormon Couple Win Court Fight
In Santa Fe Earl and Shirley Jane Jones the white Mormon couple from Tatum won court authority to adopt a half white half black baby boy. The case prompted a state wide review of adoption policies including interracial placements and a financial means test. Public meetings are planned in Albuquerque Roswell Las Cruces Farmington with hearings in Santa Fe before policy revisions.
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Tatum
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Social Service Division
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Roswell
Las Cruces
Farmington
Public hearing on final U.S. 550 segment near Kirtland
Eastern Bureau reports the State Highway Department will hold a Wednesday public hearing in Kirtland on the final 2.6 mile US 550 segment between the San Juan Generating Station turnoff and State Road 489. discussion covers route location, petroglyph impact, relocation aid, right of way, and possible new road construction pending public sentiment.
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Eastern Bureau
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Farmington
Russ Wigman
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Museum of New Mexico
Optimist Club eyes Gallup charter for area growth
Farmington branch representatives visited Gallup to drum up support for a new Optimist Club. The first organizational meeting is set for Sept 7 at 7 p.m. in the Holiday Inn, open to Gallup business men and male residents. Call Bill English at 334 6909 for details. ALBUQUERQUE AP New Mexico Women’s Political Caucus and eight groups plan a Aug 31 news conference at the Albuquerque Press Club to discuss extending the ERA ratification deadline. ALBUQUERQUE AP New Mexico received a $332000 HIRE II allotment to aid veteran employment by reimbursing employers for training costs.
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Holiday Inn
Collect Bill English
Albuquerque
New Mexico Women's Political Caucus
Albuquerque Press Club
New Mexico
State Employment Services Division
Moving To 2000 E 66 Ave
The notice records a relocation to 2000 East 66th Avenue effective August 29. It notes a change of address or business site for the named entity and confirms the official timing of the move within the public record.
Job Opportunity at Tobe Turpen's Indian Trading
Classified page notes a job opening at Tobe Turpen's Indian Trading. Details are listed in today's paper's classifieds section.
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