Fragmentary Naval Battle Notation From Page Five
A damaged clipping mentions a 20 year old sailor married to Ida Pardich and references naval battles in a wartime page five. The note is incomplete but implies enlistment timing and a Leyte strategy while discussing broader combat actions and isolation efforts against Japan.
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Curbis
Gallup Sweet
Ida Pardich
Leyte
Japan
Cause of propane blast stirs mystery in cold town
An elderly man, Jerry Livingston, survived a propane gas explosion that wrecked his trailer and left him with burns and Alzheimer’s diagnosis. He wanders away from his stepdaughter Doris Barney’s home in frigid weather, trying to return to what remains of his destroyed dwelling. The blast has left him partially homeless and confused about where to spend his days.
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Hurchrock
Jerry Livingston
Livingston
Doris Barney
Barney
Competency test ordered in Jim killing case
Danny Standfield 72 of San Rafael was ordered by Judge George P. Eichwald to undergo a competency evaluation in the double murder case of Sonny Jim and Wayne Johnson stemming from the Oct. 23, 2009, San Rafael killings. District Attorney Lemuel Martinez said the defense raised the competency issue and the judge granted the order, noting two prongs to competency.
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Danny Standfield
San Rafael
13Th Judicial District Court
George P. Eichwald
Standfield
Sonny Jim
Wayne Johnson
Lemuel Martinez
FBI declares Ramah homicide in stabbing death of teen
FBI and Navajo Police investigate the Ramah stabbing death of Branigan Watch. Initial reports listed the victim as 15. latest information cites 16. An autopsy by the New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator will determine the cause of death. No other details are released.
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Ramah
FBI
Branigan Watch
Albuquerque
Frank Fisher
New Mexico
Fisher
Diné Supreme Court Denies Clark Petition
WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Nation Supreme Court denied Ferlin Clark’s petition for reconsideration on Friday and affirmed its October 27 ruling that Clark’s employment contract as president of Diné College had expired and was not renewed. The court merged two requests, addressing contract terms and ceremonial transfer of sacred items, ruling it relied on Navajo Nation Labor law.
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Window Rock
Navajo Nation’ Supreme Court
Ferlin Clark
Clark
Diné College
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Jarry Livingston
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Martinez
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