02 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1983
Page
1
In a holiday note the Young family asks for Christmas gifts. Mark Louis and Derek Jason request items including a bike, video game, baby swing, and a case of buggies. Parents James and Christine Young Gallup acknowledge the list.
The anonymous sailor once said to have mapped Japanese carriers en route to Pearl Harbor has now been identified and is living in a San Francisco suburb, according to a book published last year.
Reports nationwide show a stubborn rise in homelessness despite a year of improving unemployment figures. The trend endangers economic recovery for a growing segment of Americans facing housing insecurity.
Industry analysts say Greyhound Bus Lines seeks to win concessions by granting franchises to parts of its interstate network in an effort to cut labor costs amid a strike, potentially bypassing union contracts.
Santa Fe and Gilbert Western spokesmen refused to confirm reports a contract was signed for a private railroad spur to the Lee Ranch Mine near San Mateo New Mexico. The plan, tied to Star Lake Railroad efforts, faces ICC rulings and Navajo Nation opposition. If built alone the private line would bypass ICC approval and affect future coal movements in northwest New Mexico.
Democratic state party chair Nick Franklin announces a Senate primary bid challenging incumbent Sen. Pete Domenici. The Albuquerque lawyer says budget cuts favor the wealthy and multinational executives, not the poor, elderly, or handicapped, and vows to push his grass roots campaign amid Domenici’s long tenure and strong popularity.
The Gallup Area Christmas Parade will use a new route 0.4 miles longer to link two major shopping districts. More than 40 groups, including Zuni and Navajo bands and 12 plus floats, will participate with Santa on the Lions Club float. Parade marshal Edward Begay, . Last-minute entrants join at end with no prizes.
The interview covers U S foreign policy view on keeping Marines in Lebanon, fiscal blame shifting to Democrats and Republicans, and a critique of Congress. Richardson cites a 14 billion annual foreign aid level, a 135 billion tax cut legacy, and the need for a formal budget to address the deficit.
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