Navajo Education Division lifts suspensions amid talks
The Navajo Tribe's Division of Education lifts suspensions for about 20 staff after a meeting with Navajo Tribal Chairman Peterson Zah, education division officials, and Education Committee chair David Tsosie. Back pay and record clearance were granted while双方 seek better communication and a resolution to conflicts involving director Mary Helen Creamer and Eddie Blakeddy.
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Kathie ‘Sattzstein
Dine Bursau Window Rock
Peterson Zah
David Tsosie
Mary Helen Creamer
Creamer
Zach
Eddie Blakeddy
Diviion of Education
Division of Child Development
Blakeddy
Divison of Education
Tim Claushin
Division of Education
Educa
Cal
Wa Te Ga Thee Bengeean
Justice Department
Bruce Friedman
Friedman
Claushin
Créamér
Fractured OCR Reads Bare Gaerne Child Names Parents
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a 41 month old child with unclear affiliations. It lists possible names including Sandy, Anne Sandy, and parents Steve and Geneva Alcinena in Crownpoint. Details are garbled but indicate a family connection and location.
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Bare Gaerne
Arabes Les Vegas
Sandy
Catie Anne
Steve
Geneva
Alcinena
Crownpoint
Elderly woman studies age discrimination problems
Pat Moore has learned firsthand about age discrimination. Once a week for nearly four years she becomes an elderly woman who has studied the problems faced by seniors.
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Pat Moore
Christmas SF rit roc ny Stot in getting
A compact note reports Christmas events in San Francisco and New York. The brief mentions local celebrations and planned activities, highlighting cultural happenings and community efforts around the holiday season.
Family Weekly Color Comics Split Pages in Gallup
The Gallup Independent Co publishes 20 pages across two sections, Family Weekly and color comics, labeled U8P8 213-200. The issue presents a compact mix of family features and comic content, reflecting a mid century local newspaper format with targeted sections.
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Family Weekly
Interstate Commerce Debate Shapes Lawmaker Moves
Lawmakers in Washington grapple with a pivotal Interstate Commerce issue as hearings set policy directions. Officials from major agencies and industry groups outline positions while vote prospects hinge on mounting public concern and party alignments.
Shiprock man indicted for improper use of federal funds
ALBUQUERQUE AP Earl Largo 34 of Shiprock president of Shiprock Early Childhood Development Program board is indicted for diverting 1056 dollars in federal money to his own bank account. Prosecutors say he signed and negotiated three checks in November and December 1981 and diverted payments for personal use. He faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted, per US Attorney William Lutz.
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Albuquerque
Earl Largo
Shiprock
Largo
William Lutz
Nativity Scene Opens in Gallup for Christmas Season
A Christmas Kingdom Nativity scene in Gallup has a new look this year as the holiday approaches. The display aims to help residents celebrate Christmas with seasonal charm and community spirit.
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Gallup
Christmas Kingdom
Navajo Chairman testifies in 24.8 million Times sale suit
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peterson Zah took the stand on the final day of testimony in a 24.8 million breach of contract suit over the sale of the Navajo Times. He argued the sale was not in the tribe’s best interests, citing actions on the Hill between Nov 2 and Jan 11. Defense witnesses valued the paper far higher than Tome’s bid, while Zah noted tribal law and good faith as prerequisites to honoring contracts.
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Navajo Times
Tribal Council
Zah
Tome
Tribe
MacDonald
Michael Danoff
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Cer
Times
BIA
Robert Pencall
Wilbur Curley
Pencall
Danoff
The
the Times
Johnny Descheney
Descheney
Santa Fe Southern Pacific merger faces ICC delay
Santa Fe-Southern Pacific proposed merger would form the nation’s third largest rail system with over 25 000 miles linking the East with the Great Lakes and the West. The ICC issued a cease and desist order blocking action to review the deal as shareholders approved a 10 billion plus merger creating Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. The two railroads would operate under a voting trust while management stays separate and hearings would assess competition and access. The two firms have broad nonrail interests and posted earnings of 108 2 million and 120 1 million on revenue around 3.2 and 3.1 billion respectively last year.
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Newoast
Great Lakes
Santa Fe Soutern Pacific Corp
ICC
Ing
Santa Fe Industries
Chicago
John J. Schmidt
Santa Fe-Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific Railroad
Bob Barrett
Nan
Sarita Fe Industries
Ice
Dennis Watson
Deci
Sion
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Southern Pacific
Obituary notes tribal leader Aitson remembered for Ceremonial dances
Kiowa leader Alton Aitson, longtime Ceremonial board member and advocate of Indian dance groups, is remembered as a pivotal figure behind Ceremonial performances and the AIM-era relations. Born April 16, 1928, in Mountain View, he served in the Korean War and is survived by his wife Doris, two daughters, a son, and his parents. His death marks a significant loss for Gallup and the Ceremonial Association.
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Aitson
Gallup
Oklahoma
Zecca
Marland
Zecca Gal
Ance Linford
Alison
Altson
Coceamipal
Association
Linford
Lin
Altgon
Mountain View
Doris
Gallup-McKinley County
Patty Dianne
Clarice Lourdes
Richard James Aitson
Richard Aitson
Mountain
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