Indians educate peers on AIDS program graduates
A Phoenix program trained 15 young Native Americans in a six month AIDS and sexually transmitted disease course. Led by Shaiba Allen the graduates will teach peers and repeat the program on reservations statewide with support from the Red Cross and Phoenix Indian Medical Center.
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Phoenix
Shaiba Allen
Allen
American Red Cross
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
The
Indian Community Health Services
Girl charged in officer assault
A 15 year old Crownpoint girl was arrested after allegedly pulling a rifle on a McKinley County sheriff's officer during a domestic dispute between Pauline Tso and Bobby Tso. The girl drew a rifle scabbard from her father's pickup, then lowered it at the officer who attempted to cuff her. She was detained and charged with assault on a peace officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Crownpoint
McKinley County Sheriffs
Clayton ‘Garcia
Sheriff's Office
John Kendall
Kendall
Pauline Tso
Bobby Tso
Garcia
Man kills self after wreck shocks Page 10 sports edition
A man died by suicide after a car wreck in an incident noted in the sports section on page 10. The brief cites no names or locations and emphasizes the unexpected outcome rather than incident details.
UNM students protest reorganization of minority services
About 100 minority students protested outside UNM President Richard Peck’s office as discussions began with Zuni leaders and the Navajo Nation Education Committee. The groups demand reinstatement of African American Native American and Hispanic Student Services Centers, renewed director contracts, additional counselors, and an ethnic center review board with student and community members having real input. They reject the reorganization, urging Peck to respond by June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macario Juarez Jr
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Navajo Nation Education Committee
UNM
Richard Peck
Liberal Arts
Chenoa Bah Stilwell
Stilwell
Peck
el Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan
Mecha
Kiva Club
Raids renew debate over tribal sovereignty in Arizona
In Phoenix, experts dissect tribal sovereignty as federal raids on five Arizona reservations July 12 highlight limits on tribal authority. lawyers say tribes are semi sovereign with restricted power, while some leaders demand respect for sovereignty and push gaming compact talks under federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
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Phoenix
Ian Macpherson
Macpherson
France
Pamela Gullett
U.S
Arizona
Fife Symington
Symington
Eric Dalstrom
State Senate Committee On
Free lunch program targets kids health in New Mexico
Robin Honaker of Rehoboth Christian School leads a $230000 summer food service program funded by the New Mexico Department of Health. More than 3000 free lunches per day will be served to youth 18 and under at about 40 sites in Gallup and nearby areas from June 8 to August, with nutrition education and meals restricted to on-site consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bard
Rehoboth
New Mexico
Health Department
Honaker
Gallup
Gamerco
Fort Wingate
Mentmore
Williams Acres
Navajo Estates
Tolakai
Independent
Rehoboth Christian School
Workshops inspire participation in Dilkon Chapter government
About 400 attended a two day workshop titled Empower Our Community sponsored by the Dilkon Chapter administration with a grant from the Seventh Generation Foundation of California. The event aimed to demystify Navajo chapter governance and boost public involvement across Dilkon and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wicoff
Western Bureau
Dilkon
Ariz
Seventh Generation Foundation of California
Jeddito
Whitecone
Indian Wells
Teesto
Anna Frazier
George Joe
Frazier
Art Belone
Benny Silversmith
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Al-Anon
Serbia
Southwest
Opinion
Tempo
Enrique Jesus Cardiel Jr
Multi-cultural Board
Tamara Viles
Berni Keyope
Sky City
Acoma
Laguna
Gary Holtsel
Tohatchi
K.C. Hall
Bethany Christian Reformed Church
Strong
Philipin
Gloria A. Lente
Ernest Marquez, JR
McKinley County Clerk Bureau of Elections
Silversmith
Associated Press
Stan Marney
Longview
Fort Wayne
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