Agency defends record in Gallup funding request
Fernando Del Valle reports Friendship Services seeks $50,000 from Gallup and McKinley County leaders for adolescent shelter beds and $40,000 for jail inmate counseling. Officials urge proof of success. Mosher cites higher completion and abstinence rates than national averages and pushes for a continuum of care amid city and county funding resistance.
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Friendship Services
McKinley County
Behavioral Services
Herb Mosher
Mosher
Jeff Condrey
Rehoboth McKinley Christian
Alcoholics Anonymous
Hospital Pharmaceuticals Inc
Navajo Building Co Faces Withdrawal From Joint Venture
Navajo Building Co. a large joint venture with the tribe formed under the Peter MacDonald administration has packed up and may withdraw after giving 120 days notice. Patrick Peterson says the company is not quitting and remains operational, with headquarters and warehouse in Fort Defiance and Navajo. The venture aimed to provide inexpensive housing for reservation residents but has been affected by tribal politics. The company claims progress payments are withheld by the Navajo Division of Community Development, while Roy Cleveland presented a rosier view to reporters.
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Rock, Ariz
Navajo Building Co
Peter, MacDonald
Are
Peterson
Fort Defiance
Navajo
Navajo,Building Co
Cambridge Financial Group | Inc
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Ture
LD Eis
Peterson and Company
Presi
Roy Cleveland
Ina
Independent
Delopment
Gee Company
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Air ambulance service to TC suspended amid crash on Navajo land
Guardian Air Ambulance of Flagstaff halted reservation flights to Navajo and Hopi lands after a near disaster when its King Air struck two horses on landing at Tuba City. The company lost its aircraft and faces insurance and funding questions while doctors warn of patient transport risks. Emergency calls shift to DPS helicopters as replacement aircraft are sought.
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Western Bureau
Tuba City
Ariz
Guardian ‘Air Ambulance of
Flagstaff
Leonard Haskie
Navajo’ Reservation
Washington, D.C
Guardian
King Air Air Ambulance
Tuba City Hospital
Tuba
Stuart Katz
Flagstaff Medical Center
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Phoenix
Katz
DPS
Burbank
Calif
Kayenta
Chinle
Reams Canyon
Grant OK'd for Crownpoint Institute repairs
Senate and House appropriations committees approved a 1.4 million grant to fund repairs at the Crownpoint Institute of Technology on the Navajo reservation. Sen. Pete Domenici said the money will protect the government’s investment and support job training for Indian youth in New Mexico and Arizona. The project, planned to start early summer, aims to complete in about three months and follows emergency earlier funded repairs. CIT, founded 1979, is a vocational-technical school serving Native Americans with programs in culinary arts, building maintenance, carpentry, electricity, surveying, and more.
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Senate
House Appropriations
Crownpoint Institute of Technology
CIT
Pete Domenici
Department of Commerce
New Mexico Republican
Usta Moe
Avalon
Domenici Sai
New Mexico
Arizona
Domenici
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ush Plans to Press 25 U.S. Early as 1992 to Battle
United States officials weigh prompt action with a plan to press forward by 1992 amid looming battles over policy. The agenda cites strategic aims and potential opposition from state actors and international partners.
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Ush
U.sarly
Water outage for repairs on North Hwy 866
Water service will be off Tuesday June 6 from 4 am to 7 am for repairs along North Hwy 866. The notice also lists 99 Whoppers and Burger King locations affected this Sunday.
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