Democrats Split Over Tax Bill Strategy Idaho Echoes
The piece portrays a charged political scene with Democrats debating the White House tax package and a push to mobilize resistance. It references 191 Republicans, leadership in the Ways and Means Committee, and calls for senator and congress to be contacted. The focus is on timing, strategy, and potential budget cuts, with party divisions shaping the debate and floor prospects.
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Gasco rate increase approved by public service commission
The Public Service Commission approved a 10.35 million rate hike for Gas Company of New Mexico, slightly less than requested, boosting residential bills about 5.3 percent after a 4.6 million interim increase. About 270,000 customers will see a rise, with the typical bill moving from 27.20 to roughly 28.70 per month. The order, based on a 65 page document, also rejects an attrition allowance and requires an independent study of Southern Union Gasco’s allocations. a hearing on rate design has not yet been scheduled.
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Branch college under fire at Gallup annexation hearing
Gallup city council approved UNM Gallup annexation after sharp criticism from landowner Nello Guadagnoli who accused UNM officials of lacking cooperation. He urged sewer cost sharing for a lift station dispute, while councilors debated jurisdiction and past service commitments before a 3 1 vote.
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UNM Gallup wins 196000 grant for science math upgrade
University of New Mexico Gallup campus secured a $196,000 state grant to boost science and math departments over three years. Associate professor Fook Yong led the effort with colleagues Donald Gatzke and Doris Frank. Funds fund equipment purchase including five to six micro computers, lab upgrades, and library purchases totaling about $46,000 for year one, followed by support for personnel and supplies in years two and three.
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Gallup Council approves anti litter law
The Gallup City Council approved an ordinance defining litter classifying penalties and offering an optional community service alternative. Key provisions hold parents responsible for their children's and pets actions and provide four hours of cleanup in place of jail time or a fine. The measure aims to improve city pride and curb brake litter and disposable diapers. Local officials plan weed cleanup aid and city trucks for residents cleaning yards, with August service availability.
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State rejects county computer key
Gallup McKinley County's plan to buy a $203,000 computer system was sidelined indefinitely after a state Finance and Administration Department rejection. County Manager Gloria Howes said the five year lease purchase was deemed too risky amid high interest, inflation and federal cutbacks. The county planned to expand use to treasurer accounting and possibly road department while remaining funds and federal revenue sharing were weighed for future payments.
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Identity of Navajo woman shot near Shiprock sought
Authorities still have not identified a Navajo woman among three shooting victims found near Shiprock early Saturday. Autopsy confirms fatal single gunshot to the chest for the unidentified woman and the other two victims Grace Williams and Leo Jim died the same way. A $3,000 reward is offered for leads.
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The Headhunters Boutique Summer Sale
The Headhunters Boutique announces a summer sale offering 50 percent off all summer merchandise. Located at 923 West Aztec, the store promotes big discounts for seasonal items.
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Cousin held in stabbings near Gallup NM
Two Red Rock residents were stabbed at their home on NM 32. Freddie Willie 35 was arraigned on aggravated battery charges. Steven Yazzie 54 had abdominal wounds and underwent surgery and is listed in good condition. Alice Charley 77 required facial stitches and was released after overnight care. A separate family scuffle left Eugene Charley with a skull fracture. no charges planned.
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Tohatchi plague victim identified
Health officials identified 25-year-old Susie Kinsel of Tohatchi as the pneumonic plague victim who died Tuesday at Gallup Indian Medical Center. The case marks the second plague death there this year and third in New Mexico, with officials investigating exposure sources and monitoring contacts.
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Crisis of information in 1979 oil crunch and its players
An official with broad access assembled files portraying consuming nations as information losers during the 1979 oil crisis. The piece surveys how data shaped perceptions in government and industry, reflecting on information power and policy impact.
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