Inside today Inside today More fair weather Thursday
A brief daily note highlights forecasted fair weather for Thursday with continued mild conditions and light winds across the region. No notable events or warnings accompany the outlook.
18 Dec 1985
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1985
Page
1
A brief daily note highlights forecasted fair weather for Thursday with continued mild conditions and light winds across the region. No notable events or warnings accompany the outlook.
Four year old Jarrell DeGroat of Crownpoint hopes for a Big Foot hi rider a motorcycle a Disneyland trip for his family and a real roping horse and saddle like his dad's as his Christmas wish. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jay DeGroat.
The Lincoln County Commission asked treasurer Flora Vega to resign after asserting she did not follow its directives in depositing county funds in a bank that recently failed at Ruidoso. The note references noncompliance with county financial instructions amid the bank collapse.
Scientists at Britain's national crime laboratory claim a new blood analysis technique can identify murderers and rapists with virtually no chance of mistake. They say the method could revolutionize crime detection if accepted by courts.
A major underground nuclear weapons test code named Goldstone is scheduled at the Nevada Test Site near Las Vegas to measure laser beams from a nuclear blast. Critics say the monitor for laser intensity is inaccurate and have urged delay for a better measuring device.
A holiday sale runs through December 31 offering 50 percent off all Indian handmade items. The OBs Indian America shop operates seven days a week at 3330 East 66th Avenue.
WINDOW ROCK Ariz Navajo Nation and SHAPE Inc aim to build a high tech cassette plant in Shiprock NM bringing 160 jobs. Delegates including Shiprock Hogback officials traveled to Portland to reassure SHAPE financiers while seeking $2 million Urban Development Action Grant and $7.8 million in private loans for a $10.3 million project.
Harris Arthur, husband of Navajo tribal Attorney General Claudeen Bates Arthur, faced a one year pre trial diversion after trying to deposit 6020.21 from Navajo Agricultural Products into an account he controlled. The case involved a Farmington bank transfer linked to NAPI funds with no loss reported.
At the Gallup City Council meeting the Navajo Tribe Office of Legislative Affairs won a one day liquor transfer from Esquire Liquors for the Red Rock State Park event. Councilors Gutierrez Mendoza approved with Richards Hight voting against. May or Allan supported the exchange. Mendoza criticized procedure, noting the transfer bypassed proper channels. Parmelee urged a uniform policy to avoid anti trust issues and legislative conflict with the Joint Powers Development Commission recommendations.
In Galup, Medicine Man, Smith Feed Store and Holiday Nursery report brisk tree sales despite a perceived shortage. Prices range from 10 to 20 dollars, with live trees and potted specimens drawing steady buyers. Albertson’s Zecca Plaza sold about 200 trees after Thanksgiving, with another shipment expected as prices sit around 25 to 35 dollars.
Watkins hails congressional compromise that preserves the July 7 1986 deadline for Navajo relocation from Hopi lands while barring federal evictions before replacement homes exist. Hopi officials argue land control steps remain possible with own funds. Officials say by year end 1986 all 399 families will have homes ready.
A pickup and a car collide on 666 near Lincoln early Wednesday leaving Craig Orrel 24 Beeville Texas Vera Damon 37 Tohatchi New Mexico driving north in the wrong lane. Damon was cited for driving while intoxicated.
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