31 Dec 1982
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1982
Page
1
A fragmented passage cites Mayor Jane Byrne and Council members discussing a new housing plan. It mentions residents paying monthly rent and concerns about federal funding and program mechanics, with Johnson describing various conditions and expected living arrangements for families.
Zuni Governor Panteah and running mate Simplicio won the December election to lead four years. The inaugural ceremony on the main plaza included new tribal council members and a Harvest dance. Panteah vows to push economic development, jewelry marketing, tourism, and better information to residents while avoiding direct reliance on BIA funding.
McKinley County Board of Commissioners rejected two of four licenses awarded in the August lottery, diverging from statewide approvals. A Dec 17 public hearing blocked the two licenses for Gallup bidders Wayne Radosevich and John Murphy, with Jan 6 hearings set for the remaining two. ABC official Solie Moya noted many counties and Albuquerque approved most licenses, while San Juan and Farmington readings varied. Protesters cited traffic fatalities on nearby highways and impact on public services as reasons for denial.
The Independent reviews 1982 with stories on floods heavy snowfalls layoffs and a merger agreement between McKinley General and Rehoboth Christian hospitals. It notes Donald Yazzie of Lupton performing a fancy dance in the Ceremonial parade and points readers to additional photos on page 11.
The Gallup Independent states it will publish only one edition today with the regular Saturday package including the color comica and the Family Weekly magazine. No normal schedule. two editions resume Monday. address listed as Amold at W665 Ave.
Tribal Council approves extending the Dec 28 deadline for CEPCO to pay a 5.3 million tribal bonus and a 234,514 bonus to chapters for oil and gas drilling on Navajo lands. Interior Department must concur. vice chair-elect Begay objects, citing terms and Interior calls for changes. Repayment details tied to CEPCO and Superior Oil joint venture.
An advertisement lists El Dorado Restaurant and Lounge offering around the clock hours at 1805 Vest Street with a contact number 66 722 3825. The notice emphasizes 24 hour operation and venue location.
Ganado Hornets captured the girls title by defeating the Academy Chargers 57 45 in Thursday night action at the Rehoboth Invitational. The report cites sharp passing inside play and solid shooting as key factors in the win.
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