Judge rules Carroll competent for trial in sister slaying
A federal judge in Albuquerque ruled that Carroll is competent to stand trial for the beating death of a Catholic sister in Navajo NM. Prosecutors presented mental health experts alleging possible hallucinations and poor cognitive test performance. The decision followed a daylong hearing and evidence from experts.
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Albuquerque
Navajoy N.M
Reehahlie
Carroll
Ea Ann
Preston
Brecht
Mare
Meeting on software in Gallup stores soon
A public meeting about computer software that could appear in Gallup stores soon. It is scheduled for Saturday, June 4 at 2 p.m. at the Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce, 106 W Historic Highway 66 in Gallup. Open to anyone interested.
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Gallup
Gallup-Mckintey
County Chamber of Commerce
Gallupy
DWI software pilot project in Gallup
New Mexico firm M and L Programs hosts a Gallup pilot to screen alcohol purchases at point of sale using VeriFone systems. The system flags at risk customers, denying sales for those with probation for DWI. McCall notes pilot aims to cut minors’ access and protect business permits while stressing proactive prevention.
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Gallup
New Mexico
Gallup- McKinley
County Chamber of Commerce
Mike Wylie
Laura, McCall
M’& L Programs, Inc
Northwest New Mexico
McKinley County
McCall
M & Li
Albuquerque
Mummified Sheep Seen Linked to Coal Plant Sulfates
R.G. Squeak Hunt of Sweetmeats Inc. in northern New Mexico recalls a mummified sheep perched atop a mesa for over a decade. He ties the carcass to sulfate-laden runoff from the San Juan Generating Station and Shumway Arroyo, now a perennial stream, as livestock died after the plant began in the 1970s.
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Cable Hoover
R. G
Hunt
San Juan
Bart
New Bets
Mexico
R.G
Sweetmeats Inc
Shumway
Carla
San Juan River
Arroyo
Flint
Oklahoma State University
Diagnostic Laboratory
Steve Pierce
New Mexico
New Mexico Environmental Department
State ‘Lab
Hoover/independent
A.G
Bandanna robbers strike Gallup again at Oteros Cellular
Gallup police describe two young men in their late teens or early 20s as the Bandanna Banditos, robbing Oteros Cellular and Alarm Co. at 1020 W Maloney Ave around 6 30 pm Wednesday. They fled with cash after forcing the clerk to a back room. The suspects match prior east side robberies at Giant Mustang and Sonic on May 22. Police seek public help.
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Gallup
Otero’s Cellular and Alarm Co
W. Maloney Ave
Gallup’ Police Department
Matt Wright
Otero’s
Gallup Police Department
Highway 66
One Man Killed Six Hurt In U S 491 Crash
A California man died May 19 after a tractor trailer failed to stop for road construction near milepost 660 on U S Highway 491 and hit three stopped vehicles, pushing them off the road. A 6 year old and an infant were flown to hospitals in Farmington and Shiprock for treatment, while several others were treated and released. The crash also killed 30 year old Monty Roubideaux of Riverside at the scene.
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California
Littlewater
Aleario Deluna
Hondo
Texas
U.S. Highway 491
Deluna
San Juan Regional Medical Center
Farmington
Delinda
Nathaniel Pine
Newcomb
Melia Center
Shoshanna Smith
Randall Hardy
Shiprock
Shiprock Hospital
Monty “Roubideaux
Riverside
Calif
Diné mark 1868 Treaty Day at Navajo Nation Museum
Dozens gather at Window Rock for the second annual Navajo Nation Memorial Day event honoring the 1868 Treaty signing. Lecturers and authors discuss the Long Walk legacy as the Navajo Parks and Recreation Department leads the celebration theme Embracing our Traditions and Preserving our Culture.
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Window Rock
Navajo Nation
Navajo Parks and Recreation Department
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