Kennedy Iran blunder judged by editors in Opinion
Duncan Spencer of The Washington Star and Donald Rothberg of The Associated Press analyze Edward Kennedy's misstep on Iran. Hedrick Smith weighs Jimmy Carter's improving standing as Carter era shifts. Opinion page, page 2.
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Duncan Spencer
The
Washington Star
Donald Rothberg
Associated Press
Edward Kennedy
Iran
Hedrick Smith
Jimmy Carter
Holiday events weekend at UNM Gallup and public library exhibit
A weekend of seasonal events includes an alien evening of fun and a gallery exhibit of international art at the Gallup Public Library. The UNM Gallup Branch hosts activities on page 3 with a focus on holiday festivities and community engagement.
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Unm-Gallup
International
Gallup , Public, Library
Ing
Crazy Ivan Static Tactics At Sea And Gas Save Plans
The article describes a Russian submarine captain nicknamed Crazy Ivan who uses sudden maneuvers to shake pursuers. It notes the Carter administration preparing for possible oil shortages and considering drastic cuts in U.S. gas use through rationing or a 50‑cent per gallon tax.
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Crazy Ivan
Ivan
Carter Administration
U.S
Fiesta Encantada Opens in Albuquerque with Concert
Fiesta opens in Albuquerque with nearly a month of holiday activities highlighted by a kickoff concert tonight featuring Vikki Car and Freddy Fender. A full schedule appears in Leisure on page 23.
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Albuquerque
Vikki Car
Freddy Fender
Leisure
Actor Jack Albertson Preps For Twilight Romance TV Movie
Actor Jack Albertson, 69, trains for his role in the ABC TV movie Valen sting a twilight romance. He prepares by jogging as the network airs the film on its prime time schedule.
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Jack Albertson
Valensting
ABC Tonight
Phoenix to Host Senate Indian Health Hearing Panel
Washington D C reports the Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs will hold a Phoenix field hearing on January 4 chaired by Sen. Dennis DeConcini. The session in the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Auditorium will review Indian Health Service care quality and mandate fulfillment with testimony from southwestern tribes including the Navajo. The hearing also weighs continued funding and extended authorization for the Indian Health Care Improvement Act beyond fiscal year 1980.
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Washington,d.c
Senate Select Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Health Service
Senate’ Committee
Phoenix Jah. 4
Dennis DeConcini D
Phoenix
Maricopa County
National Indian Health Board
Employment Applications Now Being Accepted for All Positions
Help wanted ad notes Saturday 9 AM to 12 Noon at Shop N Save Warehouse Goods. Open call for all positions, TaD. Candidates encouraged to apply in person.
CERT funds aid Native energy drive across tribes
Pledges totaling 24 million dollars were approved for the Council of Energy Source Tribes to develop Indian energy resources. Richard Stone, aide to Energy Secretary Duncan, said funds would be distributed as loans and grants by Oct 1, 1980. The plan includes 7 million for an Indian mineral inventory and 750,000 for feasibility studies, with 10 million in loan guarantees from Commerce and 4 million from five departments to build tribal skills, plus 150 thousand for an Indian education institute and 2.4 million to support CERT core operations. Stone emphasized ongoing funding beyond 1980 and cooperation between energy rich tribes and government to reduce oil dependence.
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Kathie Saltzstein Cine Bureau
Phoenix
Ariz
Council of Energy Source’ Tribes
CERT
Richard Stone
Charles Duncan
Stone
Indian ‘Cartel
Peter McDonald
Duncan
McDonald
Department of Commerce
Hel
Energy Department
Department of Interior
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Denver
Interior Department
Office of Surface Mining
HEW
Cert Board of Directors
United States
Albuquerque
America
National Petrolum Council
Stones
Santa Claus
MacDonald
Coal Lease Faces Challenge Near Fort Wingate
Near Fort Wingate Amcoal Inc. plans a coal lease sale under tribal trust and individual allotment land, including 20 acres owned by the John Woody family. The Woody family and three others oppose the sale, aided by DNA People's Legal Services. Lease signing by Mrs. Woody and later death complicate heirs, raising questions whether the lease remains valid and if BLM must delay the sale.
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Karen Moses
Gallup
John
Woody
Amcoal Inc
Fort
Wingate
John ‘Woody
DNA People’s Legal Services
Eee
Leo, Woody
John C. Woody
Mary Lynne Newell
John Woods
Amcoal
BLM
Settlement talks mix Navajo Hopi land dispute barriers
Navajo tribal officials announce a potential settlement to the long running land dispute with Hopi leaders over 1.8 million acres in northern Arizona while Hopi attorney John Kennedy denies an agreement. A memorandum of understanding exists but many changes are demanded by Hopis making final approval unlikely. Congressional positions are split with Udall opposing large transfers and DeConcini seeking compromise.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
Percy Degl
Navajo Land
John’ Kennedy
Salt Lake City
Kennedy
Land, ‘Dispute Commission
Arizona
Chester Arthur
Hopis-Atd
Secretary of ‘the Interior
House
Senate
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Hee
Sen
Arthur
Congress
Unique For Christmas Lamp House Feature
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Christmas feature titled Unique For Christmas at THE LAMPHOUSE with possible reference to Sarita and Heosqures. No clear event, date, or organizations confirmable from readable content.
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Atlantic Richfield Co
David Freeman
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mark Lennihan
Church Rock
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Jann
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Darwina
Morgan
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Frank Charlie Jr
Isabelle Yazzie
Henry
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BIA
JUA
Ed Plumber
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Navajo Agency
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McGa
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Rusby
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DeConcini
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