Navajo Police Raid Sparks Bravery Claims in Window Rock
The NIYC and Navajo police investigate a May 21 raid near Navajo New Mexico after 50 adults and 34 juveniles were arrested in a party crackdown. Reports describe rough treatment by officers, while police defend actions and offer potential internal scrutiny and possible charges.
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National
Idian Youth Council
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New Mexico
Perry Allen
MacDonald
John Redhouse
Farmington
Jack Crowder
Navajo Area School Board Association
NASBA
Fred Whipple
Redhouse
O Police
Tndian Youth Council
Ishe
Willng
Civil Rights Commission
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New
Mexico
Early Gallup primaries show light turnout across 35 polling sites
In Gallup and McEvey County the 35 polling places opened light as voters streamed in slowly. At 9 15 am turnout appeared below the 1974 level, with observers predicting heavier participation by noon, while seven races see Democrat and Republican candidates vying for state senate district attorney sheriff and county commissioner and magistrate judge positions.
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Gallup Jr. High
Indian Hills
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Tohatchi
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Repub
Democrats Face Light NM Primary Turnout Across State
New Mexico Democrats and Republicans hold primary elections with a limited candidate list. Democrats contest four statewide or congressional races while Republicans have one. most district and local contests favor the Democratic side. The Senate race pits incumbent Joseph Montoya against Rich Sims and write-in Orrin Cole. Republican candidates include Harrison Schmitt Eugene Peirce and Arthur Lavine. In District 1, Raymond Garcia and Quinn Mizer seek the Democratic nomination to face Manuel Lujan.
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U.S
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Rich Sims
Albuquerque
Orrin Cole
Cole
Senate
Harrison
Jack” Schmitt
Eugene Peirce
Arthur Lavine
Moriarty
Congress
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Quinn Mizer
Manuel Lujan
Publican
Harold Runnels
Donald Trubey
Portales
Corporation Commission
New Mexico Supreme Court
SCC
John Elliott
Leo Catanach
Santa Fe
Joe Baréla
Town Still Sharp With Losses From Vietnam Day
Beallsville Ohio memories of Vietnam linger as residents recall seven local graduates killed in the war and Earl Pittman mourns his son Jack. Memorial Day observances drew few townsfolk, while Pittman blames bitter feelings and argues against welcoming Vietnamese refugees.
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Ohio
Earl Pittman
Vietnam
Meadowlands
Jack
American‘ Legion Post 768
Pittman
United States
Exiough
Barnesville
Elmer Howell
Otis Thornberry
Terry Hickman
American Legion Post
Death Notice From New Mexico Primary History
A death notice notes the political figures Dan Sosa Jr. and Harry Stowers of Albuquerque within a context of New Mexico’s voting history. It recalls the 1972 state primary as the heaviest turnout in the state’s presidential primary era.
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Supreme Court Ers
Supreme Court
Dan Sosa Jr
Distri Court
Harry Stowers
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Food Store and Gol Selieve E66 Open 24 Hours
A local food store runs around the clock citing convenience for shoppers. The notice lists Monday through Sunday hours and invites customers to plan purchases accordingly.
Paris Pete Derizotis Thanks McKinley County Voters
Paris Pete Derizotis thanks McKinley County voters for their support during the primary and expresses gratitude for the backing received.
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McKinley County
Ee Sedmpaigha
Paris Pete" Derizotis
Renewal Builds Twenty Homes In Zia Project
Rodolfo Carrillo of the Zia Urban Development Project says twenty new homes are being completed this summer with construction partly due to Farmers Home Administration loans. Some lots on First Street near Maloney to Sunnyside School are for sale at about 3 000 dollars each, with 31 lots available. The project abandoned plans for a trailer park and will finish remaining homes in the Zia area within a gra or two.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
First Street
Maloney
Sunnyside School
Carrillo
Farmers Home Administration
City Hall
Uncil Chambers
McKinley Area
World population to double in 30 years says UN chief
UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim warns at Habitat that global population will double within three decades and intensify poverty, pollution, housing, and sanitation problems as slums expand in developing nations. He cites one third of urban dwellers in poverty.
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Vancover Canada
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Habitat
UN World Conference On Human Settlements
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