Hale gambling veto upheld by Navajo Nation Council
Navajo Nation Council passes seven votes short of overriding President Hale s veto, killing legislation to set reservation gambling ordinances. President Hale says council respects Navajo voters who supported the gaming issue in the last referendum and will comply with its outcome.
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Window Rock
Navajo Nation Council
Navajo Nation
Albert Halé
Tom Line
Hale
Hale Gambling
Zuni superintendent seeks elusive certification
The Zuni Public School District chief, James B. West, has held one year licenses for 1993-94 and 1995-96 but lacked a valid certificate for 1994-95. State education officials warn the lapse risks accreditation and a $5.7 million state grant, while the district debates accountability and license procedures.
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Zuni Public
New Mexico Department of Education
Department of Education
West
Black
Morgan
New Mexico
Zuni Federation of United School
Zuni
Navajo Nation Council Plans Return Vote on Thursday
WINDOW ROCK One day turned into two as Navajo Nation Council delegates, about 6 p.m. Wednesday, decided to reconvene today for one more vote. Speaker Kelsey Begaye urged all delegates to be present.
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Kristen
Davenport
Bureau Window Rock
Navajo Nation Council
Kelsey Begaye
Dine curriculum pushes Navajo language framework praised
Navajo Nation President Albert Hale praised the Dine Language and Culture Framework for Navajo language and culture education. The Navajo Nation Education Center published and distributed it to all districts to help teach language and culture amid rising Navajo language decline.
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Annetts Brown
Navajo Nation Press
Officer Window
Rock
Navajo Nation
Albert Hale
Hale
Navajo Nation Education Center
Navajo Nation ‘Council
Education Department
Gallup's Route 66 sculpture draws mixed reactions
Colorful, oversized Route 66 sculpture on Second Street in Gallup sparks confusion and debates about cost and meaning. Residents liken it to a fish, a sign, or an alien while business owners call it ridiculous. The piece, funded under a state program, aims to commemorate the historic highway with art representing its neon-era signage.
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Gallup
Second Street
Route 66
Donovan Ferrari
Nello Guadagnoli
Kiva Gallery
Mul-larky
Guadagnoli
State Highway and Transportation Department
New Mexico
Chris LaMaster
Patricia: Navarrete
Joe Athens
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Gamerco
Malcolm Brennerinde
A.J. Durante
Counce Considers
Otice
Logan Diamond
Christine Barber
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