Unclear court filing details surface in fragmentary report
A partial OCR fragment hints at a Maricopa court, a judge and charges but lacks coherent details. Names, dates, and places are incomplete, yielding little verifiable fact beyond a legal filing context in Phoenix area.
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At ruck battle amid uncertain play of injuries
In a rough scrimmage session players grapple for ball control as coaches review persistence. Key efforts by veterans and newcomers shape the pace, while endurance and discipline determine who secures the next practice reps.
Two Killed In I 40 Gallup Night Crash
A Gallup man Tilford Marshall 20 and Dawn E Brown 21 of Thoreau were killed in a one vehicle crash on Interstate 40 east of Gallup. The car left the road struck a median and overturned trapping the occupants. Police said Marshall likely slept at the wheel. Brown lived at Box 475 and Marshall at 3315 Churchrock. Both were pronounced dead at the scene by medical investigator Ross Becker at 8 20 p.m.
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Ross Becker
Postal Equipment May Cause Loss for USPS
The Postal Service faces a potential loss from its nearly 1 billion dollar investment in automated parcel handling. A 35 percent rate increase could reduce annual parcel volume below the 300 million threshold, risking the system’s break-even point as private rivals like UPS gain share.
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Navajo Council stalls on reapportionment after six years
After two days of debate the Navajo Tribal Council remains unable to reapportion the tribe. A resolution to maintain the current system until the 1980 census was prepared to replace the January CIA-14-78 plan and calls for DNA-People's Legal Services to convene with the Board of Election Supervisors to craft a compromise. The session saw sharp exchanges between DNA supporters and Election Supervisor Ray Lancer as lawyers sparred over civil rights concerns and delays in presenting the plan to the board.
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New Leaching Process To Be Tried At Crownpoint
Mobil Oil will test an in situ leaching method at its Crownpoint uranium project three miles northwest of town. The process promises less water use and no ore movement, with a planned commercial plant to yield 650,000 pounds of yellowcake annually if successful. The test will verify feasibility in deeper New Mexico ore bodies and potential post-process cleanup.
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Government Paid for Party in Phoenix Indian seniors fete
Fifty seven Indian high school seniors and dates held a $9,600 end of year banquet at a downtown Phoenix hotel with Johnson OMalley funds. About 200 attended, mostly Phoenix Union High School District students, angering district officials who threaten to quit as fiscal agent. District says parent committees control funding. program directors arranged the party two weeks earlier as a substitute for a planned $9,000 Yellowstone trip, canceled after concerns over supervision at a statewide meeting.
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Stanba Cod yA Cin 2008 206 Juno 1970
A brief, fragmented note references Stanba Cod yA Cin with dates 2008 206 Juno and a 1970 marker. The readable text is sparse, offering few concrete facts or names beyond the scattered terms.
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Stanba
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