New Navajo Chairman-Elect Plans Early Council Sessions
Navajo Chairman-elect Peter MacDonald says he will spend the first weeks meeting 15 council delegates individually to align priorities for the next four years. He cites jobs education housing and veterans as top campaign topics and intends to compare delegates agendas with his and Vice Chairman-elect Johnny Thompson's. He also previews initiatives including outreach to New Mexico Arizona politicians and the Interior Department. his transition office will shift from collecting resumes to reviewing them for roughly 50 appointments.
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Window Rock
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Peter MacDonald
Council
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Johnny
Thompson
New Mexico
Arizona
Interior Department
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MacDonald Hints At Inaugural Naming Plans And Plan Revisions
McDonald said he hopes to name a third or half of the new leadership by January 13. He argued the deferred compensation plan, developed in 1974 and reactivated by Peterson Zah, should be reviewed for changes and consistency with past policy. He noted some appointees may claim tribal pensions but must choose between that and years earned under Zah, and he will review the Antelope Point marina hotel alcohol contract.
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MacDonald
Council
Peter MacDonald
Zach
Zah
Antelope Point Marina
Navajo Tribal Council
Navajo Nation Withdrawals For Tribal Lands For Projects
Fragmented text indicates withdrawals of Navajo tribal trust lands for multiple projects including a detention facility at Tuba City and a waste transfer station for Upper Fruitland Chapter. References Navajo Tribal Court Complex and communications facility near Na Ah Tee Arizona.
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Na Ah Tee, Ariz
eiNokie
Natate
Arizong
Equitable
Keneton
Tuba’ City
Upper Fruitland
Roadblocks set to curb New Year revelers in Window Rock area
Window Rock police plan heavy roadblocks over New Year weekend to stop drunken driving between Gallup and Window Rock and on Highways 264 and 191. 63 arrests over Christmas weekend included 19 DUIs. fines range from 250 to 500 dollars and jail with a 300 dollar bond for intoxicated drivers.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Steve Nelson
Gallup
Nelson
Chinle
Kayenta
Tuba City
Shiprock
Isleta Pueblo election stalls amid gender ban dispute
Isleta Pueblo faces a suspended governor election after Tribal Council President Ernest Jaramillo declared no election today. The council voided the primary to rewrite rules banning female candidates, despite a tribal court ruling that the election proceed. William columnists and attorneys may pursue further action.
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Richard Sitts
Isleta Pueblo
Albuquerque
Tribal Council
Ernest Jaramillo
Jaramillo
Isleta
Verna Williamson
Ms. Williamson
Bertha Torres
Border coke bust biggest at the border
The weekend seizure of 443.5 pounds of cocaine at the Douglas border crossing, valued at about 20 million dollars, marks the largest cocaine seizure at a border crossing. Officials cited Mexico as a major source and urged stronger measures, including radar and possible military involvement, to curb smuggling. Two suspects, Xavier Padilla and German Cuadras-Escalante, were jailed pending hearings. more arrests were anticipated.
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Dirk Beveridge
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
America
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Harold Ezell
Mexico
Phoenix
Border Patrol
U.S. Customs Service
Douglas Border Crossing
Ezell
Douglas
Xavier Padilla
German Cuadras-Escalante
Sinaloa
Colombia
Wowie Productions Disc o Delight New Year's Night
Wowie Productions promotes WOWIES DISCO DELIGHT at K C Hall Apache Circle 44.00 per person 6.00 per couple admission details list 13 January 1995 at 9 pm to 1 am
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Wowie Productions
Apache Circle
Gallup faces wave of crime in 1986 records
Gallup with a 19,500 population saw an unusual spread of crimes in 1986. A March 7 gunfight near El Rancho Hotel left two brothers dead. Frank Zayed Abdelhadi was freed in a self defense ruling. A missing nine year old, Anthonette Cavedito, triggered a long hunt. A local electronics technician Wes Daniels faced child sex charges and pled guilty to multiple counts. The year also saw forgery, drunken driving, and minor alcohol sale violations. FBI statistics showed crime far above typical city levels.
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Jean-Pierre Carmela Statt
Gallup
el Rancho
Frank Zayed Abdelhadi
Anthonette Cavedito
Arnold Circle
Wes Daniels
Mentmore
Daniels
PTA
FBI
Sami Nassar
Nassar
Ford Drive
66 Avenue
Nassars
Suleiman Abdelhadi
Zayed
Leon Taylor
Albuquerque
John J. Carey
Twin Lakes
Marvin Tom
Benjamin Gonzales
Gonzales
Tom
Cortez
Colo
Roswell
Duane’ Reyal
Melvin Escamilla
New Mexico State
Regina Dahozy
Escamilla
Dahory
Logan Ave
Ms. Dahozy
Jimmy Samuels
Dahozy
Pasquel Barron
Luis Vasquez
Durango
Mexico
Vasquez
Trailways
First Street
Barron
Club Mexico
McKinley County
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Ashey
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