Kayenta students join Learnin Tomorrow program
Kayenta Primary School in Kayenta Ariz is one of ten nationwide selected for the Learnin Tomorrow program by the National Foundation for the Improvement of Education. Teachers will receive training equipment and a $10,000 grant to boost at risk students. Principal Diana Leggett said the two year grant will broaden training opportunities after the school applied last spring. Kayenta and nine other schools were chosen from 150 applications. award announced Friday.
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Mary Wicoff
Western Bureau
Kayenta, Ariz
Kayenta Primary School
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Special Navajo session postponed over budget
Eighty eight Navajo Nation Council delegates may arrive in Window Rock for a special session to discuss local empowerment and 7.1 million dollars in supplemental appropriations. The session was postponed amid a dispute over how the funds should be spent and notification delays from the Ethics and Rules Committee chair.
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Navajo Nation Council
Navajo’ Nation
Navajo budget clash delays Navajo Nation special session
Navajo Nation faces delay as the Budget and Finance Committee and three Navajo government branch chiefs dispute 7.1 million in supplemental appropriations. President Hale, Chief Justice Yazzie, and Speaker Kelsey Begay submitted a spending recommendation, but the committee plans to present its original proposal to the Council. Hale will meet with the committee to seek a compromise as a late meeting pushed the session to Wednesday and Thursday.
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Rocks Ariz
Navajo Nativty
Navajo Nation Council
Albert Hale
Robert Yazzie
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Hale
Morris Johnson
Dillon
Government offices face furloughs as Clinton budget clashes stall funding
In Navajo Nation and beyond, federal offices shut down and furlough workers after Clinton vetoes key appropriations bills. About 90 percent of Bureau of Indian Affairs staff at Navajo Area are off duty, with 10 percent remaining. Directors warn of further closures and staff layoffs if budgets are cut or vetoed again.
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Christmas Angel program seeks Hopi sponsorship
Hopi Vice Chairman Wayne Taylor coordinates the 1995 Christmas Angel drive through the Hopi Guidance Center. The office invites individuals and agencies to sponsor Hopi children and elders by selecting angels and buying gifts, with a noon Thursday deadline to hand in gifts for delivery. About 150 angels remain available. Call 520 734 2441 ext 110 for details.
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Taylor
Taylor's Office
Four Missing Men Found Safe Near McGaffey Lake
Four hunters reported missing since Saturday near McGaffey Lake were found unharmed Monday afternoon. Their four-wheel-drive vehicle broke down about 17 miles southeast of the lake. Two snowmobilers in the search located the men hiking along a Forest Service road at about 1 p.m. Monday.
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Mcgaffey Lake
New Mexico
Forest Service
Martin Silva
Gallup district surpasses 14 000 student mark
Gallup McKinley County Schools report December 1 enrollment at 14 000 plus, a first in district history. Officials warn that state budget woes could curb funds for the added pupil costs, complicating plans despite the gain. Projections show about 14 130 students this year with roughly 12 997 in basic education.
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Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County
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