Turbulent NHDB finances raise Navajo housing fears
AP reports NHDE faced severe losses with 10 million deposited in two banks over eight months. A Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise accountant Ira Usman warned that NHDB records show signs of collapse including payroll checks unpaid in February and overall financial disarray.
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Arviso Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Case At Navajo Nation
In Phoenix Art Arviso former assistant to Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald pled guilty to one embezzlement charge. Former Navajo Tribal Fair director Dave Jackson received one year probation after pleading guilty weeks earlier. Case and financial irregularities linked to tribal funds were discussed as officials seek to clarify the tribe budget and development financing.
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U.S
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Justice Dept
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Arvizo
Navajo Tribal Fair Board
Navajo felonies face low trial odds. federal system blamed
Navajo Police Chief Roland Dart cites that only six of 100 Navajo suspects arrested on federal charges reach trial, far below the national 25 percent. He urges shifting resources to reservations, transferring jurisdiction to Indian governments, and notes the fragmented system hinders victims and communities.
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Thank you for your loyal support David Dal lago
A brief note from David R Dal Lago thanks supporters for loyalty and encouragement. The message conveys gratitude and appreciation without additional details.
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Bomb wounds Phoenix reporter in alleged gangland attack
Don Bolles, 47, investigative reporter for the Arizona Republic, was critically injured when a bomb exploded under his car near the Clarendon House Hotel in Phoenix. Police call it a deliberate murder attempt tied to Bolles' Mafia probes. a $25,000 reward was offered, while blood supplies were urged and leaders urged calm as the case drew national attention.
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Rariz
Republic
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Don Bolles Arizona Independent columnist
Don Bolles served about three years as the Independent’s Arizona capital correspondent and wrote a weekly Capital Highlights column on state government. He also contributed his own news reports and accepted special assignments for readers in northeastern Arizona.
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Reward Offered for Information in Bolles Bombing
Gov Raul Castro offers a 1000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those behind the bomb blast that critically injured Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. He calls the act a cold blooded, ruthless crime and vows full support in the investigation and pursuit of justice. Senate leaders join in pledging full state resources and sympathy for Bolles and his family.
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Phoenix
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Lounge’s Suspension Halved After Second Review
Gallup New Mexico Liquor Director Carlos Jaramillo reduced most of a 60 day suspension for the Rendezvous Lounge to 15 days, with 15 additional days on probation for six months. Richard and Luis Lucero paid a $2,000 fine. prior penalties included suspensions and a $1,000 reduction on the initial fine. The bar faced no further liquor-law actions for six months as a condition of the suspended penalties.
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U.S. 66
New Mexico
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Jarmillo
Luceros
Senate Okays Cibola Addition Near Gallup
The U S Senate passed a bill to add more than 19 000 acres near Gallup to Cibola National Forest The land includes 4556 acres formerly part of Fort Wingate Army Depot near Beton southwest of the Fort The expansion also covers 6870 acres of the Elena Gallegos grant and 520 acres on the Sandia Mountains west side Senator Pete Domenici supported the measure which stalled in the House last year
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U.S. Senate
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Fort Wingate Army Depot
Beton Acres
Albuquerque
Elena Gallegos
Sandia Mountains
Pete Domenici
N.M.L
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House of Committee
UN mission urges 432 million for Vietnam aid
UN officials in New York call for 432 million in aid to South Vietnam with a plan to relocate nearly 1.5 million people from cities to the countryside to ease urban strain and restore farming after wartime damage. The mission warns of Communist resettlement to relieve city burdens and boost productivity.
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