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04 Dec 1982
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1982
Page
1
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Andrew Diaz Jr a first grader aged six and his sister Melanie ten months old of Gallup plan Christmas wishes for a Coleco game. Their parents Andrew and Lenore Diaz are mentioned in the family note.
The Navajo Nation and OSHA signed an agreement to provide 156,991 dollars in federal funds to train four health inspectors for the Navajo Nation. The pact creates on site consultative services for Navajo and private industries, aiming to standardize safety rules and improve working conditions. Team includes Pat Tyson and tribal chairman Peter MacDonald with OSHA officials in attendance.
In Gallup and McKinley County the energy assistance program has drawn more than 2600 applications. Welfare staff say the statewide fund totals about 9 million dollars with two monthly checks for qualifying households. Crisis Intervention offers a one time up to 65 dollars for those facing shutoffs or fuel refusals. Vendors must be state registered with a gross receipts tax number. Residents statewide can apply through February. most applicants run the gamut from unemployed to senior citizens.
Frustrated residents led by John Mraz form a neighborhood watch in Gallup to counter frequent home burglaries in the Martinelli Addition and Burke Drive area. Officers and Crime Stoppers support the effort as investigators seek leads, noting repeated thefts of gold diamonds Indian jewelry and handguns.
Peggl offers fast and thorough holiday cleaning services. Contact Peggl at 863 6322 to arrange reliable, friendly housekeeping.
The U S Bureau of Land Management proposes permanent wilderness designation for the Bisti and De na zin WSAs in northwest New Mexico. Ah shi sle pah would be non wilderness allowing coal strip mining, risking Anasazi site damage near Chaco Culture National Historical Park. The draft EIS follows the 1981 Chaco MFP plan, with congressional action needed to finalize status. Some plan changes depend on Interior Secretary Watt’s stance on WSAs under 5 000 acres.
Attorneys for the New Mexico State Police asked to dismiss a $1.6 million lawsuit filed by environmental activists opposing coal development in the San Juan Basin. The plaintiffs allege a campaign of surveillance and harassment due to their environmental and conservation work and seek damages plus an injunction to stop the conduct.
Gallup man Clarence Vigil, 22, was convicted by a McKinley County jury of a January 1981 armed robbery of a Taco Bell at 914 E. 66 Ave. Judge Louis DePauli sentenced him to nine years plus one for firearm enhancement. mitigating circumstances reduced it to six, four suspended. Vigil’s appeal challenged admissibility of taped testimony read to the jury. The New Mexico Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment and sentence.
The Gallup Quarterback Club announces the Gallup Bengals football awards banquet for December 8 at 6 30 PM at Red Rock State Park. Tickets cost 7 50 and are available at Gallup Sporting Goods All Seasons Sporting Goods Gurley Motor Company Gallup Agurance Co and Dallago Plumbing.
Defending girls champion ae earns rematch with Tohatchi, last year runner up, in the championship game. Bengals and Cougars won second-round games to reach tonight's final, page 4 sports. Gov Bruce King grants 11 pardons and commutes three sentences while Lt Gov Mondragon acts as governor, page 7 Southwest.
Severe weather sweeping the Mississippi Valley and Northwest claimed at least 18 lives. Downpours and tornadoes forced residents in dozens of towns to seek high ground while Northwest gales battered the coast. A scuba diver was among the fatalities after being drawn into a drainpipe.
A drill at Alban Boat Elementary School simulated a plane crash with three Gallup school children and a pilot killed. Multiple agencies participated to teach officers firefighters nurses and other professionals proper response in a real disaster.
Zuni voters head to the polls on Tuesday to choose a governor and running mate. Incumbent Gov. Robert Lewis and Pesencio Lasiloo face Quincy Panteah and Chauncey Simplicio, both former tribal council figures. Previous ballots show Lewis winning in 1978 with Edaakie and a 62 percent turnout on a 1,623-registered base.
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