Zuni Fire District faces changes before state funding
State Fire Marshal Carl Standefer says the Pueblo of Zuni Independent Fire District must secure state approval and may need structural changes. Officials discuss boundaries, shared agreements, and liability as funding, largely from the county tax, awaits state clearance.
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Sue Riniker
Gallup
Zuni Independent Fire District
McKinley
Carl Standefer
Standefer
Pueblo of Zuni Independent Fire District
Zizuni
Jimmy Wyaco
Pueblo
Apaches Can't Collect Tax Fees in Supreme Court Appeal
Phoenix AP reports that an equipment act appeal to the U S Supreme Court over a 2900 state tax dispute leave the plaintiffs unable to recover the 13000 spent to prepare and resent the case. The Arizona su...
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Phoenix
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
Supreme Court case on tribal sales tax costs heads to review
The White Mountain Apache and Gila River communities win bids in higher courts over $2,916.62 in state sales tax on farm tractors bought from Central Machinery Co. in 1974. The state Supreme Court orders each party to cover own costs in a 5-0 decision, citing parallel gas tax rulings.
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Don Antone
Gila River
Sacaton
Tony Ching
U.S. Supreme Court
Gila
William Moroney
Maricopa County
Navajo oil and gas pact faces council scrutiny
Dine Bureau Window Rock Navajo leaders prepare to discuss a proposed oil and gas operating agreement between the Navajo Nation and Chuska Energy Corp. Al Henderson of AHEC campaigns against the deal citing improper review and fairness concerns. Chuska chair Larry Manuelito defends the process and accuses Henderson of disruption. See COUNCIL, page 2.
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Henderson
Manuelito
AHEC
al Henderson
Advisers act as council in recess on Navajo agenda
WINDOW ROCK Ariz The Navajo Tribal Council took an extended recess Monday as the Advisory Committee passed several resolutions to add to the fall agenda The committee recommended Calvin Yazzie as a probationary judge and urged five new members one from each agency to the Navajo Board of Elections Five four year terms expire Dec 31 A payment method for timber stumpage to NFPI was approved with a ratio royalty plan A resolution urged Bob White to be appointed tribal controller
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Council
Navajo Board of Elections
Navajo Forest Products Industries
Mike Nelson
NFPI
Nelson
Bobby J. White
G-McK deadline today election costs rise
Gallup McKinley County School District faced higher election costs with February voting. Officials said 1987 expenses could reach about $16,000 due to redistricting and advertising, draining the general fund. Candidacy filing ends today at 5 PM. candidates must live in district one or three and be registered voters.
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ZFD
Sue Riniker
Gallup
McKinley County
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McKinley County’ Election Bureau
Tohatchi
Navajo
Dyote Canyon
Defiance
Tse Bonito
Manuelito, Mexican Springs
Twin Lakes
Pineha
Phoenix man arrested in Fort Defiance shooting death
In Fort Defiance Arizona a Phoenix man Pahe J. Tsinhnahijinnie 23 was arrested by FBI agents for the shooting death of 18 year old Ervin Largo of Fort Defiance and wounding of 15 year old Richard Allen also of Fort Defiance. The death injuries followed an argument in Sonzela Arizona north of Fort Defiance. Autopsy results were not yet available.
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Ariz
Phoenix
Ervin Largo
FBI
Pahe J. Tsinhnahijinnie
Sonzela
Fort Ance
Navajo Seeks Hopi Help After Big Mountain Attack
Navajo woman Annie Homes asks Hopi Chairman Ivan Sidney for aid after a Friday night assault at her home on Hopi Partitioned Land near Big Mountain. Four attackers including two Navajos and an Anglo woman beat a trapper, ransacked the home, and claimed the trapper was an FBI spy. Hopi Council must decide next steps as jurisdiction lies with the Hopi Tribe.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Big Mountain
Annie Homes
Mrs. Homes
Bureau of Indian Affairs Police
Independent
BIA
Homes
Sidney
TOBE TURPEN'S TRADING CO 50% Christmas Sale
50 percent discount sale on all arts and crafts offered by Tobe Turpen's Trading Co. at 1710 South Second. Store opens Fridays until 7 pm through December 3 and extends hours through December 18.
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