Park phase three plans eyed for Gallup area
Gallup officials and Joint Powers Development Commission members will meet in Santa Fe and Albuquerque to discuss phase three park improvements east of Gallup and an Interstate 40 off ramp. They plan finalizing phase three bids within 10 days and will seek leasing terms, campsite fees, fencing, and seating numbering to manage events at Ceremonial arena.
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Gallup
Park
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Joint Powers Development Commisssionswho
Phil Woodard
Cii
Woodard
Julian, Garcia
State Highway Commission
Lebeck
MACOG Survives Budget Attack to Secure 15729 Funds
In a Friday session the McKinley Area Council of Governments narrowly avoided a budget cut as commissioners delayed vote until Richard Bowman could attend. The panel then approved funding MACOG at 15729 dollars for fiscal 77, with the city agreeing a matching contribution as discussed in prior meetings.
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Gallup
McKinley Area Council of Governments
MACOG
Cpt
Cack
Jobin
Lytle
Richard Bowman
Bowman
Pinto
McKinley County
Jen Bowman
Senate compromise eyed on Alaska gas transport plan
President may decide how to move Alaska natural gas to the lower 48 under a Senate introduced measure. Congress could overturn the decision. The bill seeks a final ruling by year end and limits judicial review to speed approval. It is led by Sen Adlai Stevenson with broad bipartisan sponsorship and strong Commerce Committee backing.
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Washington
Alaska
Senate
Congress
Adlai E. Stevenson
D.I
Commerce
Stevenson
Commerce Committee
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mike Gravel
D-Alaska
Ted Stevens
Mondale
Canada
Upper Midwest
James B. Pearson
Brian
Ernest
D-S.c
Gallup Council weighs Sunday liquor license hike up to 200
City Council members discuss raising local liquor license fees to 200 for bars opening Sundays citing extra police work sanitation costs and tourist impressions. Mayor Junker notes past Sunday sales vote and possible state law support while appealing for enforcement and a liquor inspector.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gaelup
Danitsa Hall
Hall
Mrs. Hall
Gallup
Junker
Arizona Reporter Bolles Recovers From Bomb Injury
Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles showed early signs of recovery after a bomb blast that tore off his right leg. John Adamson, 32, surrendered to police on a 1975 fraud warrant and was released on 100 dollar bond. Bolles, who had written on organized crime, was lured to a Midtown hotel by a caller using Adamsom’s name.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Republic
Don‘ Bolles
Attac
John’ Adamson
Scottsdale
Bolles
Adamson
Sales Spring and Summer Fashions JBi Closet Jurie
Fashion sale event at JBi Closet highlights spring and summer styles. Includes apparel for women and men with discounts. Jurie offers limited-time pricing from the 7th to the 12th. Located at the store, customers can find new arrivals and sale racks.
Syria to move tanks against guerillas near Beirut
Right wing papers report Syria has served formal notice that tanks will sweep the hills east of Beirut to uproot guerillas and leftists. Syrian armor has been seen on roads from Damascus about 290 miles from Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Damascus
Security alert at nuclear plants stays in effect
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission extends the security alert at U.S. nuclear power plants until after California voters cast ballots in the state atomic power referendum. The NRC cited information that intrusions might be attempted amid heightened protection. President Ford says he will rely on delegates from a third group to mount a first ballot win at the Republican convention while conceding a tougher fight with Reagan in California.
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Wachington
California
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington
Ford
Ohio
I Inis
Ronald Reagan
New Jersey
Fires rage in Zuni Mountains near Grants and Mount Taylor
Regional Forest Service investigators probe arson amid nine fires spreading across 25 acres in the Zuni Mountains southwest of Grants. The 70 acre blaze near Mount Taylor, sparked by lightning, remains under control as crews from multiple national forests combat spread. Over 100 firefighters battled the fires with aerial drops and ground crews, while investigators consider possible arson linked to local vandalism and disturbances in the Gallup area.
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Cibola National Forest
Grants
Zuni Mountain ‘Range
Mount Taylor
Tain
Zuni Mountains
Forest Service
Nothwell
Montoya
Goosebury
Nordwall
Zuni “Mountains
Ft. Wingate
Gallup
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Sam Graft
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el Te Sytheed
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Iccunderd
Spain
Ene Nistion
Framestock
Max Flatow
By Tom Harmon
Edward Junker
Brian Mendoza
William Dozer
Clarerdon House
State Capitol
Sam
Steiger
R-Ariz
Police Crime Laboratory
Joe Collier
Emprise Corp
Emprise
Buffalo, N.Y
Arizona
Prescott Downs
Ramcorp Metals
U.s.supreme Court
Las Vegas
J.bi's
Jurie
Jeff Schomisch
Emilio Montoya
National Forest Service
Rex Aller’ Hopper
Soni
Brother
Fay
Brenda Hopper
Cibola
Gila, Sandia and
Carson National Forests
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McGaffey
Mount Sedgwik
Post Office Flats
Mt. Taylor
Neil’ Beckman
Pai
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