08 Dec 1982
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1982
Page
1
Shauna Camille Todacheenle, 9, daughter of Freddie and Clarenda Todacheenle of Ganado, desires a Strawberry Shortcake doll with electronic cash register, E T doll, kitchen set, and a doll with pretty curls, ahead of Santa’s 17 days of busy elves.
Reported at Crownpoint service unit a nurse Genie Walterson faced verbal abuse before a health board. EEU and HHS officials discuss corrective steps while Domenici staff study the conflict. Observers note tensions over hospital plans and alleged administrative irregularities.
Kerr McGee layoffs hit Alvin Miles and wife Lorraine in Gallup. Since Oct 29 Miles lost his $625 biweekly wage while his wife earns nursing pay. With unemployment checks and scarce jobs, six people in the family cut back on food, utilities, and housing costs. They consider moving trailer to Torreon and selling possessions as the mining bust deepens.
Gallup bond set at 10000 for Crownpoint man arraigned in state magistrate court on charges of assault and battery. Larry Yazzie 23 arrested after a warrant in an incident reported Nov 8. He faced assault with intent to commit a violent felony and aggravated battery. In other proceedings Tom Vail of Gallup pled guilty to possession of less than 1 ounce of marijuana. A distribution charge was dismissed. Vail 19 was arrested Aug 6. police seized marijuana bags money a hash pipe road clips and rolling papers.
The article reports that Congress may extend the filing deadline for damage claims against the federal government by both tribes and individual Indians. It notes a Nov. 17 court ruling finding inadequacies in government representation and outlines proposed bill provisions, timelines, and the involvement of the Interior Department and NARF.
Opinion notes the presidential race will be wide open, stressing Democrats must show readiness to govern. Also mentions Parents Night at Hampelre High School Library with finance aid discussion, a Roswell incident where a man surrendered after five hours, and national pension funding debates as Update and Postal Service figures draw scrutiny.
Former Red Rock State Park director Link admitted guilt to two counts of misapplying and obtaining federal funds from the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. He pled Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Howard Bratton in Albuquerque, with sentencing likely in January.
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