Man guilty of false imprisonment in Gal lup case
Jury in Gallup District Court found Myrick Morgan guilty of false imprisonment after an argument with his wife Anna Morgan left her with a 15 inch scalp wound. He was acquitted of aggravated battery and battering his stepson. Morgan admitted lying about the incident. The verdict followed testimony from a nurse, police officer and family members.
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Gallup
District Court
Myrick Morgan
Jay St
Morgan
Kyle Mitchell
Anna Morgan
Myrick
Tony Julian
Anna
Julian
Dave Pederson
Navajos to hold a special session for acting speaker
The Navajo Nation Council will convene a special session on January 13 to choose an acting speaker to run the legislative branch until January 25 when a permanent speaker is selected. Delegate-elect Ervin Keeswood Sr. has gathered 59 signatures, surpassing the 45 required, to call the session and ensure an acting leader in case of an emergency.
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Martin Salazar
Window Rock
New
Navajo Nation Council
Council
Ervin Keeswood Sr
Keeswood
Legislative Branch
Family escapes fiery death in Rock Springs blaze
Heath Wilhelm awoke to smoke under a bedroom door and fled with his wife and 9 month old son Dustin as a gas water heater fault sparked a fire that destroyed their Derek Road home west of Rock Springs. Built in 1985 by Wilhelm’s grandfather Larry Wilson, the residence housed the Wilsons who run a local horse ranch. Wilhelm credited his prompt evacuation with saving his family. he said the outcome could have been far worse if the fire had started moments earlier.
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Gallup
Heath Wilhelm
Rock Springs
Wilhelm
Derek Road
Larry Wilson
Cassie
Dustin
Wilson
Faulty Christmas lights spark Gamerco home fire
Gallup Fire Lt. Andy Carabajal says faulty wiring on indoor tree lights ignited a fire in Sandra Baca’s Gamerco home Monday. The blaze destroyed the house, with about 100000 dollars in damage and the loss of all possessions for Baca and her four children. Residents donated clothing at the south fire station on Nizhoni Boulevard and Second Street. Carabajal urged precautions including using artificial trees to reduce fire risk.
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Gallup
Gamerco
Andy Carabajal
Sandra Baca
Baca
Nizhoni Boulevard
Second Street
I 40 Closed Nine Hours In Gallup For Spill
New Mexico State Police halted traffic on I 40 in Gallup for nine hours on Tuesday while handling a 100 gallon hazardous material spill. A Stevens Transportation truck leaked liquid concentrate of currick sulfate nickel sulfate and ammonium hydroxide. Cleanup by Hazardous Materials team followed and Stevens will be billed. A separate fatal I 40 crash near Fort Wingate killed 74 year old Cole Leonard Crabtree of Victorville California after overcorrecting and striking a guard rail.
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Gallup
New Mexico
G.R. Cook
Fort Wingate
East
Stevens Transportation
Cook
N.M. 118
Cole Leonard Crabtree
Victorville
Calif
Crabtree
Plans to widen 666 unveiled in Gallup
The New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department outlines a $32 million plan to widen U S 666 and improve feeder roads in Gallup. Phase one targets Maloney West Jefferson U S 666 Coal Basin Ninth Street and Lincoln Avenue with three lanes each direction and new turn lanes. Traffic disruption is expected for at least a year. Public comments run until December 24. Lincoln Avenue extension to link 666 and Ninth Street is planned.
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Gallup
U.S
New Mexico
Highway, and Transportation Department
Tony Abbo
Abbo
N.M. 602
Maloney
West Jefferson
U.S. 666
Coal Basin
Ninth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Boardman
South China Loop
Wilson
West
Jefferson
U.S 666
Rose Marie “Shorty” Sandoval
Safeway
666
Coal Basin Road
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Malcolm Brenner Statt
Carabajal
Bacas
Donovan Quintera
Edith Robbins
Francis Adult Care Center
Robbins
Deadman
S.J. Ludescher