06 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references dairy cooperatives and price index concerns. It notes arguments about market power and the impact on milk production and efficiency within cooperative systems, with dissenting views on the role of inter cooperatives.
Mrs. Carter travels through Jamaica Costa Rica Ecuador and Peru as a diplomatic envoy with leaders praising her command of talks and her role as a surrogate for the president. She reports one to one discussions and notes “some understandings” on armaments with Peru while stressing the trip’s goodwill and regional stability aims.
From Window Rock Aziz (Dine Bureau) Navajo leaders urged immediate state and federal relief for what they call the worst drought in 15 to 20 years. Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald warned that unless aid arrives, thousands of Navajo families may rely on welfare to survive as water for people and livestock becomes scarce.
UN envoy Andrew Young warns in a Playboy interview that a race war in Africa would provoke white panic and violence in the United States, potentially triggering attacks on blacks in northern cities. He cites Detroit Atlanta as possible flashpoints and criticizes Nixon era policies while endorsing Carter disarmament aims.
Community advisory reminds campers to be cautious with fires due to dry weather and surrounding hazards. Officials urge proper extinguishing practices and adherence to local burn bans.
Meek urges revision to extend tribal court jurisdiction to non Indians and to treat possession of dangerous drugs as a violation with penalties. Navajo police report arrests of Indians for federal drug laws but tribal courts cannot handle non Indians. few cases reach U S attorneys. Police note large illicit plane landings from Mexico using reservation land for smuggling.
Gallup officials aim for 1.4 million dollars from a 175 million drought relief fund after talks with Albuquerque agencies. Airport activity at Clarke Field rose sharply last month, with Danoff noting more flyers and airline traffic. In Albuquerque, Dr. Paul Milligan received Scouting’s Silver Beaver Award at a Southwest Area Council banquet.
Blood Services of New Mexico, based in Albuquerque, collects blood via state drives and charges hospitals $18 per unit for packed red cells. Hospitals pass costs to patients, with total clinical charges around $49 for a unit when crossmatching and screening are included.
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