Burger to resign, lead Navajo Hopi relocation task force
Kathie Saltzstein reports Leon Burger, director of the Navajo Hopi Indian Relocation Commission for over three years, resigns effective next Friday to head a tribal task force coordinating relocation efforts in the former Joint Use Area. He will oversee the Navajo Hopi Land Dispute Commission and related divisions amid ongoing funding and negotiations.
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Tribal relocation discussed as necessary in negotiations
Goodrich notes limited relocation is inevitable after attempts and tribes seek land exchanges with Navajos. He says cooperation identifies relocation sites while efforts to impound livestock in the area have stopped, signaling a shift in local policy.
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Schmidt in U S to visit Reagan during Florida trip
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt flies to the United States for a three week Florida vacation and a planned meeting with President Reagan. They will discuss the Polish crisis, East West tensions, and Atlantic Alliance issues while Schmidt's delegation arrives with his wife and daughter.
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Gallup EMS staff advance toward full paramedics
Seven Gallup Emergency Medical Services EMTs completed DOT National Paramedic Course modules I to III at McKinley General Hospital on December 16, moving closer to full paramedic status. They can initiate IV fluids and use an Esophageal Obturator Airway device and mast trousers under doctor approved protocols, with three more staff to begin UNM training in January to complete paramedic certification.
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University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Navajo weatherization project now underway
Work has begun on the first phase of weatherizing 363 public rental units on the New Mexico portion of the Navajo Reservation. The initial 60 units should be finished by February 12 with further completions planned for March 12 and April 7.
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Fort Defiance
St Michael High School to remain open next year
St Michael High School will stay open at least through the 1982-83 school year. Budget and staffing shortages had threatened closure, but administration and the school board reached a plan amid 80 girls enrolled. The future beyond next year remains uncertain as enrollment and finances stay tight.
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Santa Fe
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Alviso
VA announces measures on unpaid education loans
Albuquerque AP: VA regional director says veterans in default on education loans cannot receive future educational assistance until loans are repaid. A year of legal action targeted 2.64 million owed by 3,257 New Mexico veterans. About 5,000 NM veterans study under GI education programs this year.
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Inside Today Poland in Crisis Editorials and Notes
Poland endures martial law through the holidays with editorials drawing comparisons to Afghanistan and discussing implications for other Communist Bloc nations. Also in Living items and a range of regional features across religion, sports, and entertainment reaching pages 2 through 18.
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Police investigate Christmas burglaries in Gallup
Gallup police investigated two holiday burglaries. Kerry Peters at KOA Campground reported $800 in cash and a 45 cassette player stolen between midnight and 3 a.m. Saturday after a man appeared Friday and promised to return. Bernie Dominguez on Mesquite reported a break in at 1701 Mesquite with a door window broken and stereo gear stolen between 1 p.m. Thursday and 2 a.m. Friday.
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