Wheels turning slowly in Gallup liquor case
In Gallup, 14 clerks and 12 liquor dealers cited in March for alleged violations face slow justice as only one case, a clerk at the Round Up Saloon, Mary Yazzie, was decided May 19 in her favor. Judge Eastburn found no knowing sale to an intoxicated person due to factors like limited vision and noise distraction. The case signals ongoing but uneven progress, with prosecutors noting need to prove knowledge of intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Tamara Dietrich
Gallup
Wheels of Justice
Benjamin Eastburn
Mary Yazzie
Tammy Schneider
Forrest Buffington
Hopi Priests Warn Road Dump Endanger Snake Dance
Hopi tribal priests say a road and garbage dump near Shungopavi in extreme northeastern Arizona threaten the Snake Dance, the Hopi tribe’s most religious ceremony, which involves ceremonial snakes. A spokesman for Chairman Ivan Sidney dismissed the danger, noting the council allowed the construction after hearings.
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Ivan Sidney
Shungopain
Arizona
Bertha Torres
Cliff Balenquah
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Rangers In fatal Canyon de Chelly scuffle identify five involved
WINDOW ROCK Ariz. National Park Service released the names of five rangers involved in an attempted arrest at Canyon de Chelly that led to Phillip Claw of Chinle dying after a 59 foot fall during a confrontation at the Antelope House overlook. Two rangers fought Claw as a third drew and warned, then Claw charged. The park notes vehicle break ins have risen while park visits grew from 386 000 in 1983 to 800 000 in 1988. Budget cuts threaten road work and surveys.
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Chinte
Canyon de Chelly
Claw
Bill Tanner
Tanna Chattin
National Park Service
Santa Fe
Ms. Chattin
Department of the Interior
Road projects delayed in New Mexico budget squeeze
Santa Fe reports nearly 56 million in state funded road projects to begin this fiscal year are postponed due to budget gaps. Dewey Lonsberry, chief highway administrator, says most delays will span three to four months, with some pushed through the five year plan. Federal funded projects unaffected. Gov. Garvey Carruthers and the state highway commission held an emergency session amid revelations of a revenue overestimate and unanticipated legal settlement costs.
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Santa Fe Bureau
Santa FE
New Mexico
Dewey Lonsberry
Highway Department
Lonsberry
State Highway Commission
Garvey Carruthers
Commission
Don Caviness
Caviness
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a local sale action and officials. Readable pieces indicate sale details and responsible authorities.
Senator jousts with Cookie Monster over cookie guidelines
Senate subcommittee probes a 15 page Pentagon cookie specification governing government issue cookies. Senator William Cohen cites the rules reading aloud, noting the emphasis on chocolate chips and computer chips alike and concerns over contractor entry obstacles.
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Donna Cassata
Associated Press
Washington
Napoleon
Pentagon
Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee
William Cohen
Rmaine
Sandwith
Cookies and procurement clash in Pentagon spec talks
In a hearing, officials debated cookie quality standards and the Pentagon procurement system. Deputy Defense Secretary Donald Atwood pledged to review about 50 000 specifications to favor commercial products where feasible, while Senator Carl Levin noted a drop in defense contract competition from 118 000 to 38 000.
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Donald Atwood
Defense Department
General Motors Corp
Carl Levin
D-Mich
Pentagon
Levin
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Atwood
General Electric
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