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Fragmentary OCR text from the Gallup Independent includes stray words like classifieds comics opinion obituaries living and television. The readable items do not form a coherent story or identifiable event to summarize.
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Haskie leads Navajo economic push after turmoil
Development work resumes on marina project as Leonard Haskie, interim chairman, consolidates control after Tribal Council ousted Peter MacDonald. Tulsi Uprety notes credibility rebounding despite unsettled deals, with talks ongoing with several companies.
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China Bloodshed Deepens as Army Suppresses Protests
Reported by Jim Abrams the Associated Press describes soldiers firing on civilians in Beijing with fighting between military units near Nanyuan air base. Western diplomats cite deep splits in the PLA over martial law, with tallies suggesting over a thousand killed and thousands injured. Protests spread to provincial cities as Beijing rates the crackdown as patriotic.
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Circus brings thrills to Gallup at Red Rock State Park
The Bentley Brothers International Three Ring Circus performed at Red Rock State Park in Gallup on Saturday with two shows sponsored by the Correctional Peace Officers Foundation. Featured acts included 14 year old Syrian bears Speedy and Taynda performing many tricks. Speedy was shown riding a bike with Jessica Hudson and Daniella Martinez watching. Staff photos by Don Armstrong.
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Pipeline blast in Russia kills hundreds near Ufa
Mikhail Gorbachev announced a blast from a leaking pipeline caused a fireball that killed hundreds aboard two passenger trains on the Trans-Siberian route near Ufa. Tass reported over 1,200 aboard with about 800 missing. more than 580 rescued. Investigators will probe why a gas pump operated during a leak and why trains stopped unscheduled. The disaster prompted a national day of mourning.
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Millions mourn Khomeini death in Tehran crowd
Millions gathered around Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's bier in Tehran as his body lay in a glass coffin outside the Mosalla mosque. Officials said a stampede killed eight and injured hundreds amid record heat as mourners cried and beat chests in Shiite rite. President Khamenei was named temporary successor to avoid a leadership vacuum. Burial planned for Tuesday.
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Codetalkers Honored as Exemplary Military Service
WINDOW ROCK Ariz. Defense of American freedoms, often taken for granted, honored here Saturday as friends and supporters gathered after the Arizona state Legislature approved a memorial recognizing the Codetalkers exemplary military service. George Sertied accepted the honor.
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North to West Roadwork Notice on Montoya to 9th
Public notice outlines a weekday June 6 work window from morning hours to early afternoon on Highway 666 between Montoya Boulevard and 9th Street West. Authorities warn drivers to expect lane restrictions and possible detours during the indicated period.
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