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New Mexico Gallup Independent

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1994

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Condrey to push second seminar on Fort Wingate storage plan

Gallup business leader Jeff Condrey will address the Gallup-McKinley County Chamber of Commerce about developing a high tech spent uranium storage facility at Fort Wingate. The talk, at 3 p.m. Thursday, follows a poorly attended Aug. 8 9 seminar and aims to discuss implications before Santa Fe lawmakers convene. The seminar will be free and open to the public.

Andy Porter Gallup Jeff Condrey Gallup-McKinley Chamber - of Commerce Fort Wingate Condrey Gallup-McKinley County Chamber of Commerce Santa Fe

Cibola Board Wins State Education Award

Grants County and Cibola County School Board members were named New Mexico School Board Association Board of Education of the Year. President Randy Roberts received special recognition. The award honors exemplary governance across 90 districts, with nomination praising policy focus and district administration. The board supported the $5.7 million bond, Critical Capital Outlay funds of $750,000, and the County’s commemorative project.

Cibola County Board of Education New Mexico Randy. Roberts Tom Jackson Cibola County Board Comean Gray Sexta Grants New Mexico School Board Association Tom Gutierrez Randy Roberts Ingrid Harvey Carl McMinn Lloyd Tortalita

Tohatchi Fire Safety Sparks Community Action

Malcolm Brent reports on the Tohatchi fire duplex loss on November 26 and the warning that the nearby Bureau of Indian Affairs station lacks mandate to protect the town. Residents formed a coalition with Chuska firefighters and teachers to urge better fire response and training while awaiting repairs and new water pressure systems. Eleven volunteers pledged to train as firefighters, and the district plans staff training to operate the diesel pump.

Malcolm Brent Iasus Ent Phage Tohatchi HOD P ‘Iuplen Yah-Ta-Hey Bureau of Indian Afairs Alfred Abeita Navajo Area BIA Chuska Chuska Station Tohatchi Health Center

Moenkopi uses high sign aims to fund village needs

In Moenkopi Hopi village at the US 160 and AZ 264 intersection a 51 foot electronic bulletin board has been blinking after years of silence. The device is owned by Moenkopi and a repairman was to check it after messages appeared in an unknown language. Officials expect months before advertising begins to fund operation and maintenance. Charlene Kewanwytewa is learning to program the sign at the village headquarters as Governor Hubert Lewis notes the village tests the system.

Moenkopi Ariz Tuba City Moenkopi Intersecse Ately, Ee Arizona Hubert Lewis Ployee Charlene Kewanwytewa Lewis Gourley Jiles Monica Dunn Eee -Wilkes Monica red _ Mitchell Mitchell Dunns Wilkes Warehime

Firearms expert upholds Dunn theory

Firearms experts from New Mexico and Washington testified Tuesday in Farmington at Paul Dunn s murder trial. The defense challenged prosecution witnesses about blood and wound details while demonstrating with the shotgun and mirror tests how muzzle distance might appear differently on clothing and skin.

Gallup Paul’ Dunn Tuesay Bealh Dunn Monica Dunn Farmington Gallup District Court Gourley Area Jonica Dunn Altoeney Daviel Yound Teleputy Gary ‘Mitchell Ruidoso Gourle

Navajo Nation Eyes Local Government Shift With UNM Help

The Navajo Nation plans a 1995 vote on enabling legislation for a new form of local government. UNM staff, led by Alan Reed, train Navajo officials to design a governance framework that respects tradition while boosting local empowerment and economic development.

Albuquerque Navajo Nation University of New Mexico Larry Fosters Navajo Nation Government Development Commission Yevendon Office of Navajo Government Development Alan Reed UNMA New Mexico Engineering Research Institute Navajo Government Development Commission Reed Greg Gould New Mexico Arizona Foster Gould Navajo ‘Government Development Commission U.S Nalin Frank D. Martinez

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Cowdrey Chamber Fort Wingate Army Depot DOE Congress Nuclear Cibola Board Chusk Association Mary Wicott Western Bureau Andrea Egger Gabaldsin Gabaldon Tedonenan
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