Heartbreak if judge allows House to travel home for Christmas
Na dine Milford fears a judge will permit Gordon House to visit his Arizona family during the holidays. House, accused of killing her daughter and four grandchildren in a 1992 Christmas Eve I-40 drunken crash, seeks a holiday trip as a hearing looms. Milford says the prospect deepens her grief five years after the tragedy.
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Albuquerque
Na‘dine Milford
Gordon House
Arizona
Interstate 40
Man found dead at local Indian trader's
A Gallup trader's office employee Theodore Mora, 68, was found dead with blunt trauma. Police suspect foul play and are investigating a fourth Gallup murder in two months. McKinley County crime stoppers offer a reward for information with autopsy pending in Albuquerque.
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Gallup
McKinley County
McKinley
Anazasi Traders
66Th Ave
Theodore Mora
Craig Meo
Mora
Meo
A Mora
Albuquerque
Gallup's lights at Exit 16 blamed on state, city in dispute
Gallup's high mast lights on Exit 16 of Interstate 40 are failing to illuminate properly. Public Works Director Stanley Henderson blames the New Mexico Transportation Department for maintenance problems after construction and a joint powers agreement. MJ Jawadi of the highway department says the city was given equipment to maintain the lights in 1992 and lost it.
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Gallup
Interstate 40
New Mexico Department of Transportation
Stanley Henderson
M.S. Jawadi
Highway Department
Shiprock native Dorothy Fulton leads Indian Country law section
Dorothy Fulton, a Shiprock native, has been elected to head the Indian Country Law Enforcement Section of the International Association of Chiefs of Police IACP. The IACP, with 15 390 members across 91 countries, aims to raise standards and support Indian country initiatives. Fulton is the first woman to hold this post and cites national recognition and focusing on crime root causes as priorities.
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Shiprock
Dorothy Fulton
International Association. of
Chiefs of Police. Ca
International ‘Association ‘of Chiefs of Police
IACP
Fulton
Clinton
Fulton Will
Paiutes ready to go home in land dispute flare
Tuba City Arizona residents argue over the Navajo Paiute land issue driven by the Bennett Freeze now in its 30th year. Navajo Nation officials seek a settlement to save litigation costs, while affected families insist on federal court resolution and oppose ceding land without compensation. The case hinges on Hopi religious sites and title claims, with two eagle nesting areas noted near Willo Springs. Residents describe dire lack of roads, water, and school access, urging a return home despite government and tribal council opposition.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Bennett
Willow’ Springs
Ninth U.S. Circuit ‘Court’ of Appéals
Willow Springs
Ruth Tohannieé
Priscilla
Kanas‘wood
Group
Kannswood
Kanaswood
Mike Preston
Hogan
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Tohatchi
Malcolm Brenner Statt
Henderson
Evelyn.James
San Juan
Richardsons Trading CO
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Nowethru
TOBE
Turpen’s
Company
Monnday
Dorothy. Fulton
Paiutes
Jones
Tia
St. Nick
Ciniza Drive
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