Shiprock delegate charged with DWI in Window Rock hearing
Shiprock's Navajo Nation Council delegate William Tso faces a January 10 hearing in Window Rock District Court on DWI and refusing an intoxilyzer test. The charges relate to an October 19 incident in Window Rock, Arizona, when Dolly Albert reported to Navajo Police Ofc. Lee Shiprotk.
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Gallup
William Tso
Shiprock
Navajo Nation Council
Window Rock
Ariz
Dolly Albert
Navajo
N. M
Lee Shiprotk
Chapter officials face five year bans for ethics violations
The Navajo Board of Elections voted unanimously to allow eight chapter officials to keep their jobs despite ethics violations. They will be allowed to continue their duties through the end of the term, with the decision extending to chapter governance across the region.
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Window’ Rock
Ariz
Navajo Board of Elections
Navajo Chapter Elections Draw 2000 Candidate Hopefuls
The Navajo Election Administration expects about 2,000 people to run for office in the 1996 chapter elections. All candidates must visit one of the two election offices to obtain and understand the required paperwork.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Election Administration
Winter Stories program offered again in TSAILE
The Navajo Community College Office of Continuing Education offers a second two day session of The Winter Stories The Foundation of Navajo Origin due to high interest. The program runs over two days in TSAILE with provisions for additional participants and access on a second page reference.
Miltion Gabaldon faces cocaine charges in New Mexico case
McKinley County Clerk candidate Milton Gabaldon, 36, was arrested December 7, 1995, on 10 counts of trafficking cocaine, one count of possessing drug paraphernalia, and one count of racketeering after a five month probe. He was released on his own recognizance.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Milton Gabaldon
Sheriff's Department
Eddie Abeyta
Gabaldon
North High
Carol Sloan
Lidio Rainaldi
700 Klub
al Narcotics Enforcement Task Force
Lincoln
Ford Street
Lee Milton
Tribes push back on canyon visibility forecast
Tribes at Grand Canyon meeting challenge a draft report predicting little change in visibility from now to 2040. Navajo and Hopi leaders urge stronger actions as Commission officials explain projected limits and potential 20 to 25 percent improvement with full controls.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Grand Canyon National Park
David Kelly
Navajo Air Quality Control Program
Kelly
Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission
Commission
Colorado Plateau
Albert Haleard Hopi
Ferrell Secakuku
Carl Bowman
National Park Service
Bowman
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