No white Christmas See page two item note
A brief bulletin notes yesterday’s high temperature reached 59 degrees at 4 15 PM. No mention of snow or white Christmas conditions is indicated on the page two item.
24 Dec 1985
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1985
Page
1
A brief bulletin notes yesterday’s high temperature reached 59 degrees at 4 15 PM. No mention of snow or white Christmas conditions is indicated on the page two item.
Stacey Lynne Nicoll, 22 months, seeks a baby brother or sister born by Christmas. She is the daughter of Terry and Martha Nicoll of Crownpoint. In prison Christmas brings more gifts, services, visits, and a special meal. See page.
The Gallup Independent 1985 edition lists classified ads across sections including Living Business Sports Leisure Education and Opinion with two sections and advertising inserts USPS 213 300. The index indicates page structure and section labeling for readers and advertisers.
Louisiana Supreme Court orders Al Copeland to tone down a lavish Christmas lawn display in Metairie after a neighbor sued, citing disruption to quiet enjoyment. Copeland faced possible arrest for defying the court order. The annual scene drew thousands of gawkers as a festive contrast to other holiday displays across the country.
Fire in a truck trailer at Truck Stops of America in Gallup destroyed about half the furniture load. The alarm came in at 6 58 a m. Investigators continued to probe the cause as no damage estimates were available at press time.
Have a safe and happy holiday from the Gallup McKinley County Retail Liquor Dealers Association. Remember to celebrate responsibly and avoid drinking and driving to protect yourself and others.
WINDOW ROCK Ariz Five chapter managers earned awards for leadership in 1985 at a banquet. Phefelia Johnson Kayen a Johnny Begay Lukachukai Martin Bahe Jeddito Herbert Pioche Lake Valley Marjorie Irwin Newcomb were honored for developing local projects securing outside funding and implementing management systems.
The NTUA management board voted December 9 to raise water rates by 28.8 percent and wastewater by 23.7 percent, effective January 1, 1986. A study was ordered to improve efficiency and cut costs to limit future increases.
Gallup parents Mike and Jacki Ryan watch as their 10 month old daughter Ashley experiences her first Christmas. A photo by Don Armstrong shows Ashley reacting to the tree belonging to her aunt Diane with no damage or harm evident from the session.
Indian rocker Tom Bee, once of XIT, promotes a gospel concert at Shiprock Recreation Center from 6 p.m. to midnight. Admission is free and about 3,000 are expected. Bee, a Navajo Sioux figure, says he has laid down his arms for the Spirit and will perform with a White River backup group, linking Native traditions with Christian message.
Tom Bee, once tied to rock and roll, becomes a gospel singer after a religious call. He says Jesus never left him, despite neglecting the evangelist path, and some friends left him when he shifted to sacred music. See WARRIOR, page 2.
Louis Denetsosie Navajo deputy attorney general will serve on a 31 member Royalty Management Advisory Committee overseeing mineral royalties. Appointed by Interior Secretary Donald Hodel, the panel includes state tribal and industry reps and will aid the Minerals Management Service which collects about $6 billion annually. First meeting set for Denver in early January.
About 130 needy families in Gallup received Christmas food baskets through the Baskets of Brotherhood program. Rev. Bob Williams of Westminster Presbyterian Church and Gallup Rotary Club checked baskets at the Gas Company of New Mexico distribution point as many clubs churches businesses and individuals contributed to the effort.
AP reports the National Safety Council predicts 150 to 250 deaths on highways during this year's two day Christmas period. As of 1 am EST seven deaths had occurred. The council expects 7400 to 12600 disabling injuries during the holiday window from 6 pm Monday to midnight Wednesday. Last year’s four day Christmas holiday saw 537 deaths. The council urges seat belt use and proper child seats to reduce injuries.
On Tuesday January 7 the store announces a Christmas sale at Tobe Turpen Trading Co. 1710 S Second Gallup offering 50 percent off all Indian arts and crafts through December 31st.
A Christmas Eve event at the Round Up Saloon located at 404 2 North Third features prizes and contests. Local attendees join the festive gathering and enjoy themed activities with likely small prizes for winners.
TOBE TURPEN INDIAN TRADING at 1710 South Second advertises cash for gold and silver items including Indian jewelry coins class rings and scrap seeking quick sales and instant cash at the shop.
The City of Gallup announces modified refuse pickup for the Christmas holiday with routes shifting. No residential pickups on Christmas Day. Thursday and Friday collections move accordingly to maintain service through the holiday week.
TUBA CITY Arizona district court schedules a 9 a.m. hearing on pre trial motions for former Chief Justice McCabe amid ongoing delays since his March charges of fraud theft and altering tribal vouchers. McCabe's removal and a renewed federal angle linger as prosecutors warned of potential referral.
A private Beechcraft Baron crashed into the Sun Valley Mall in Concord California as Christmas shoppers gathered to see Santa. Three people died and 59 were injured as flames and debris filled the crowded area. The plane was on an instrument approach to Buchanan Field in heavy fog when it struck the roof. Police reported the dead likely the pilot and two passengers, though identities were not confirmed. Fire sprinklers doused the flames and water flooded parts of the mall creating an indoor lake. Emergency crews from across Contra Costa County rushed victims to hospitals as authorities worked to identify all aboard. See crash.
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