06 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1984
Page
1
The House on Monday approved a bill to continue juvenile delinquency prevention programs and establish a permanent National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Passed by voice vote, it funds the initiatives through the 1989 fiscal year at $200 million annually and sends the measure to the Senate.
No opposition now for three Republican delegates to Congress Senator Pete Domenici and Representatives Manuel Lujan Jr and Joseph R. Skeen were nominated without party opposition. They had a campaign breather Tuesday but will face opposition in November general election.
In April in Cangyuan County near the Burma border, Li Mingzhi a schoolteacher, heard dogs bark and encountered a giant hairy primate while hunting. Scientists are unable to explain the animal-like human encounter.
Classified note from The Gallup Independent Co. details 46 pages across 2 sections plus advertising supplements under USPS 213-300, dated 1984, indicating the newspaper’s production and distribution format.
Mondale trails by 11 votes from majority as California primary shifts delegates. Hart wins California with strong gains, Jackson also collects. Mondale vows unity and a push for the nomination at the July convention while Hart vows to continue the fight. ONeill and Hart campaign officials discuss strategy and possible delegate realignment ahead of San Francisco.
The Other Place offers a daily lunch special Monday through Friday from 11 to 2 at 1502 South Second. Call ahead orders are welcome at 863-6467.
George Galanis edged George Kozeliski and Sam Ray Sr. to win the Democratic nomination for the District 5 House seat. Tony Sanchez led a six challenger field to win the sheriff nomination. Galanis touted stricter alcohol enforcement and local economic development as he awaits the general election.
In McKinley and San Juan counties, all four district judgeships in the Eleventh Judicial District drew no opposition in both primary and general elections. Democrats Louis DePauli, Benjamin Eastburn, James L. Brown, and Paul Onuska are assured November victories. McKinley County will also gain a district attorney, Robert Aragon of Gallup, unopposed in both ballots. Herbert Walsh of Gallup, a Democrat, was unopposed for the State Board of Education. In McKinley, Bill Richardson led in the 1st District primary with broad county support, while Gary Hart and Judy Pratt led in statewide races. County Commission nominees Glorian Howes and Russell King won nominations. Howes faces no opposition in November. King will face Dennis Moeckel Sr. in November. In District 2, Earnest Becenti defeated David Dallage, with Johnny R. Thompson also listed in results.
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