Hantavirus linked to climate change in New Mexico report
Physicians for Social Responsibility released a report tying hantavirus outbreaks in New Mexico to climate change driven rainfall and warmer temperatures from El Nino cycles. The study notes a two year lag after El Nino events, deer mice population surges, and increased rodent-to-human contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
New Mexico
Physicians For Social’ Responsibility
Paul Ettestad
Office of Epiteemology
Albue
McKinley County
San Juan County
Cibola County
PSR
Judge orders partial injunction in Pittsburg and Midway strike
In Gallup New Mexico Judge Joseph Rich granted a preliminary injunction in the case of Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Company against Local 1332 of the United Mine Workers. The order limits picket lines to 25 feet from the mine entrance road and allows 10 pickets on the northeast corner. Union officials may appeal, possibly to the New Mexico Supreme Court, as strike activity continues on the east side of Route 54 amid concerns of traffic and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Pittsburg and
Midway Coal Mining Company
United Mine Workers of America
New Mexico Supreme Court
Joseph Rich
Chevron Corporation of
San Francisco
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Rich
Pradge
Controversy Over Anasa zi Ancestry Sparks Hopi Navajo Clash
Hopi leaders condemn Navajo Nation claims that Anasazi ancestors include Hopi and Pueblo peoples. Navajo Historic Preservation Director Downer counters that multiple groups descend from Anasazi, denying exclusive rights. Hopi councilmembers call the assertion cultural theft and ethnic cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Cedric Kuwaninwaya
Southwest
Chaco Canyon
Navajo Nation
Alan Downer
Historic Preservation Department
Dowaners
Downer
Martha Mase
Ress
Navajo DOJ hires Albuquerque firm to collect debts
The Navajo Department of Justice plans to hire Sutin Thayer and Brown of Albuquerque to collect bad debts including restitution nonpayment. A June report shows only 3 percent of restitution paid over four years, totaling about 165000 dollars, while committee members object to outsourcing and prefer civil judgments in tribal court.
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Jim Maniaci Diné
Bureau
Window Rock
Navajo Department of Justice
Albuquerque
Office of Ethics and Rules
Department
Sutin
Thayer
George Tolth
Baca
Casamero
Lake c
Prewitt
Tolth
Samuel Yazzie
Lukachukai
Round, Rock, Tsaile- Wheatfields
Indian Health Service honors area employees
The Navajo Area Indian Health Service held its 10th annual awards ceremony honoring eight service units and area offices for 1999. Recipients include Janice K. Wolfe Winslow Unit and Gary Russell-King Shiprock Unit among many others for excellence, outstanding performance, managerial excellence, health care provision, and commissioned corps service.
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Indian Health Service
Navajo Area Indian Health Service
Navajo Area
NAIHS
Janice K. Wolfe
Winslow
Tuba City
Gary Russell-King
Shiprock
Patricia Clauschee
Fort Defiance
Laurence V. Hills
Kayenta
Ann O'Connor
Cindy E. Nielson
M.D
Winslow Service
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Pepe Links
Oe Vitus
Jett Jones
Iden
Jameson Davis
Rocky View Elementary
National Indian Youth Leadership
Judge
Zarana’ Sanghani
N.M. Law Firm
Tom Christie
Virgil Brown
Brown
Marilyn John
White Cone
Jeff Jones
el Dorado
Jeremy Hansen
M. Gregor Randall
Mark Law
Dominick Aretino
Catherine J. Moses
Chinle
Four Directions
Sharon A. Jones
Fannessa R. Comer
Priscilla Whitethorne
Kathleen M. Welsh
Dudley Beck, M.D
Della R. Richter
Selva Thompson
Janet Hayes
Jill McGinley
Lynn H. Gerber
Sally Ann Dick
Benjamin Hoffman
Gallup Service
Bernie Yazzie
Juergen Hoffman
Emiily R. Lutken, M.D
Shiprock Service Unit An
Kimberlee
Houk
Anderson K. Barry
Robert C. Bass
Karen L. Parke, M.D
Shiprock Service
Uni
Harry McGinnity
Candice Cotton
Wayne R. Keene
Donald A. Brunk
Frank Weaver III
Jim Jones
Navajo Areaihs
Charlotte Richards
Shiprock Service Unit
Marie P. Perry
Martha Morgan
Crownpoint
Loretta
N. Watchman
Kathleen V. Mahooty
Alice G. Moore
Marietta
S. Coin
Ella M. Arthur
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