Friday June 6, 2008 Number 130 Volume 121
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06 Jun 2008
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2008
Page
1
The page indicates an issue date of Friday June 6 2008 and identifies this as issue number 130 in volume 121 of the publication. It serves as a catalog header for the newspaper edition.
Diocese of Gallup seeks public help after a gold plated ceremonial crosier six feet long and jewel adorned was stolen from an unlocked pickup of Bishop Olmsted's aide between Sunday and Wednesday. The staff dates to 1940 from Fr. Bernard Espelage and can be dismantled for storage in a black case. Public appeal aims to recover the historically significant item.
Residents led by Marcia Heifner petitioned Mayor Mendoza and city leaders in April for traffic fixes on Kit Carson Drive where 24 homes face speeding. Rumble strips were installed but residents say they have little effect as officials discuss broader traffic issues and potential bans on cell phone use while driving.
In McKinley County the Allup Twelve Pillars Veterans Memorial Pillars honor 1 396 area veterans from the Gallup courthouse square. Since 2006 the memorial recognizes residents with names added annually by the committee. Applicants living in McKinley County must submit DD 214 and proof of residency to Gallup City Hall. The artist updates the pillars yearly with new names. 103 were added last year.
Gallup police search for a man who tried to steal 20000 dollars worth of natural gas equipment during a morning residential burglary on Blue Hill Avenue. Deputy Chief John Allen says the suspect fled on foot after the homeowner demanded he stay inside the garage. The stolen van was found later nearby. no injuries reported. CrimeStoppers offers up to 1000 dollars for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
Twin Lakes resident Tony Bowman questioned El Paso Natural Gas Company about the materials used in a maintenance project. The company agreed to test the material and share results with Bowman and the Navajo Nation. EPA official Steven Etsitty said checks for hazardous waste will be conducted, with a meeting among El Paso's Gallup manager, the EPA, and Bowman. Results are expected in 10 days to two weeks for nearby communities.
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