Employers face mandatory worker checks start today
Washington AP reports that every employer must verify the legal status of employees hired after November 6 1986 or face penalties up to 10000 dollars and six months in prison per illegal hire. Widespread confusion and several documented mistakes show firms scrambling to comply amid delayed forms and education campaigns.
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Utah
Sears,Roebuck and Co
INS
United States
Charles Kamasaki
National Council of la Raza
Eric Serna
Court blocks drug testing plan amid privacy challenge
Emergency filing by James H Rubin details opposition to the Treasury Union push for drug tests on Customs Service recruits aged 18 to 22. The U S Court of Appeals ruled tests may be considered while Supreme Court weighs privacy rights, with injunctions previously halted tests last November.
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Customs 'Service
Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
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Carriers Needed in Several Areas Listed
The Gallup Independent Circulation Dept seeks delivery carriers in Armory Terrace Apts Orleans Manor DeAnn South 4th St and West Morgan. Contact the circulation desk at 863 681 for details and routes.
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Armory
Terrace Apts
Orleans Manor & DeAnn
South 4Th St
West Morgan
Gallup
Bakker Says He Is Broke and Seeks Cease Fire in PTL Tug
Evangelist Jim Bakker says he has about $50,000 cash and his daughter $50,000 saved from music work, and may borrow money if needed. He calls for a cease-fire with PTL leaders, reflects on past public remarks, and notes his 1986 sale and ministers’ pay amid the PTL scandal.
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Jim Bakker
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Bakker
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Tammy Faye
Jessica Hahn
Navajo Nation wins five district Cuba School elections
A consent decree from U S District Judge Burciaga ends at large elections for Cuba Public School District in New Mexico. The district will split into five districts with three Navajo majorities and a special election set for July 28. The National Indian Youth Council filed suit in August 1986 alleging Indian underrepresentation.
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Cuba
National Indian Youth Council
U.S
Juan Burcia‘ga
The
Youth Council
Gerald Wilkinson
Burciaga
KTNN
Torreon
Ojo Encino
First Grade Start Shows Adjustments and Recess Emphasis
Rand Miranda reports from Gallup on the first year of school where fear and anxiety give way to reading writing and arithmetic. Teachers Gay Foster and Sister Rita Garneau describe large group activities self concept projects hugs and a strong emphasis on reading with recess still valued. A Navajo translation plan for school materials and a district legal suit involving Daniel E. Tso Joe Domingo Sr. and Timmy Otero is noted.
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Rand Miranda
Gallup
Gay Foster
Red Rock Elementary
Foster
Daniel E. Tso
Joe Domingo Sr
Timmy Otero
Cuba
Government tightens trucker license rules nationwide
The Transportation Department begins a crackdown on drivers holding multiple commercial licenses, potentially banning more than one per person. Penalties up to 5000 dollars and possible 90 day jail terms after July 1, with strong support from industry groups and safety boards.
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H. Josef Hebert
Associated Press
Washington
Transportation Department
Elizabeth Dole
Congress
Highway Safety Groups
American Trucking Associations
Barry Sweedler
National Transportation Safety Board
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