10 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1983
Page
1
Clear skies and cool weather persist through Sunday with yesterday's high at 58 degrees by 3 p.m. and a low of 38 degrees recorded at 12 a.m. at the Gallup independent office downtown Gallup.
Joshua and Gina Peywa, grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Albert Peywa of Zuni, look forward to Christmas with wishes for toys new clothes and treats. At ages three and five they would be grateful for any gifts and joy this holiday season.
Fresno Calif official denies any policy of sending transients to other Southwestern cities by providing bus tickets. Tucson authorities say Fresno County authorities are doing just that sending transients to Tucson and other Southwest cities.
Black Alabama Democrats gathered to endorse a presidential candidate as Walter Mondale and Jesse Jackson stumped the state seeking a crucial boost among black voters in the deep South.
Kennedy Middle School announces students named to the A and B honor rolls for the first nine weeks of the fall semester in the 1983 84 school year with page 13 reference.
The 1983 issue from The Gathip Independent Co features two sections Family Weekly and color comics with advertising supplements across 22 pages. The publication highlights household topics, entertainment pages, and assorted ads typical of mid 1980s community newspapers.
Michael Lee Pakai, 19, of Tohatchi, died Friday night after his pickup overturned six times on U S Highway 666. Driver Vincent Yazzie, 17, also ejected, transported to Gallup Indian Medical Center. Police report the crash occurred about five p m four-tenths mile south of the Navajo Reservation line.
Denice at KC Hall Apache Circle hosts a Christmas sale at night with 9 PM start. Ready made picture frames offered with discounts from 15% to 70% at St. Free SeonS Witton. Aztec bazaar line includes Enline and Cee Studio items.
A steering committee from four districts and UNM Gallup plans an area vocational school in McKinley County for next fall. Rehoboth Christian School boards oppose funding terms, delaying resolutions needed for board approval. Tuition for 1984 85 is projected at 926 dollars, subject to adjustments.
Dine Bureau WINDOW ROCK Judge Tom Tso awarded custody of a neglected Navajo 14 year old boy to an aunt rather than a non Indian couple, using Navajo common law stressing extended family ties and mutual care. The court deemed the relative the best fit under tribal custom as adoption is seen as a temporary or permanent family obligation beyond immediate parent child duties.
Jim Moore of Los Alamos piloted the Gypsy Rainbow at Red Rock State Park as part of the Third Annual Red Rock Balloon Rally featuring over 60 hot air balloon pilots. Inclement weather forced the cancellation of one rally day.
Navajo Vice Chairman Edward Begay and Secretary of Agriculture John Black led a USDA-Navajo meeting to push three goals. They seek a Navajo targeted agency declaration, delivery unified for the Navajo Nation, and joint land grant college programs on reservations. The Working Group, formed Dec 6, aims to coordinate department-wide access to USDA services for American Indians, with quarterly meetings and an executive secretary from the Native American Activities Office.
Danuta Walesa accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of Lech Walesa in Oslo. The committee hailed him as a great spokesman for freedom, while Poland’s Communist government denounced the award as provocation. Walesa, leader of Solidarity, was unable to attend. his statement praised worker rights, human dignity, and reconciliation, with his place among Gdansk workers.
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