Pearl Harbor events planned as low key on anniversary
Commemorations for the Pearl Harbor attack mark 61 years with subdued ceremonies. Retired Navy Admiral Samuel Gravely is to speak in Hawaii focusing on minority roles in the era, while Lexington hosts a Pearl Harbor Commemorative Association program featuring Col. Walter Short and Maj. Gen. George Patton DIL.
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Stransky
Lexington
Patton
George 8. Patton Jr
Winter Storm Delays Hit New Mexico and Arizona
Snow and ice cripple the Four Corners area with gusty near zero temps. I-40 closure eases as New Mexico National Guard shelters families. Up to a foot of snow falls, prompting two hour school delays in Albuquerque and Belen and widespread traffic disruptions along Gallup’s historic Route 66.
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Mixed reaction in Congress to Navajo Hopi land pact settlement
U S Senator Pete Domenici may sponsor a bill to approve the Navajo Hopi partitioned land settlement while Arizona lawmakers grow cautious. The pact would let about 150 Navajo families stay 75 years on Hopi land in exchange for roughly 500000 acres near Flagstaff plus $15. The Bush Administration backs the deal but needs congressional approval. Arizona Gov. Symington calls it a land grab and Flagstaff residents fear water and recreation land loss. Senator DeConcini warns the measure would be substantially changed before any vote.
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New Mexico
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Richardson
Navajo Nation
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Navajo Nation Tribal Council
Hopi Tribal Council
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Ariz
Bush Administration
Fife Symington
Dennis DeConcini
Yankton Sioux suspend chairman over casino probe
The Yankton Sioux Tribe suspended Chairman Steve Cournoyer and three Business and Claims Committee members as it probes Fort Randall Casino management. The tribe rejected a proposed manager Calvello contract for unpaid operating expenses and named William Weddell and Jim Stone to run the casino temporarily while seeking a new manager.
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Fort Randall
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Jim Stone
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Raymond Cournoyer
Louie Archambault
Russell Red Lightning
Business and Claims Committee
Tuba City chess team wins first in Phoenix meet
Tuba City High School tops Moon Valley High School in Phoenix with 19 points to gain the team award. Gilbert second with 17.5, Phoenix North third, Tempe fourth as about 100 players braved rain. Dugi brothers lead with 4 points each, while freshman Alex Dugi shines against Tempe's top.
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Tuba “City
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Andy Miller
Moon Valley
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Phoenix Ironwood
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Jayson Yazzle
Kingman
Mohave
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Holbrook
Monument Valley
Greyhills
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