Navajo finances face possible bankruptcy amid federal probe
The Navajo Nation faces a financial crisis as cash reserves drop from $73.0 million in 1964 to an estimated $30 million by June. Tribal leader Peter MacDonald and officials defend progress while federal investigators probe alleged financial irregularities and oversight gaps dating to the 1960s.
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Howard Graves
Associated Press
Nanelal
Interior
Rogers CB. Morton
Anthony P. Lincoln
Bureau of Indian
Area
Lincoln
U.S. Treasury
Federa Bureau
Attirney
Peter MacDonald
MacDonald
Department’ Oficial
Fetter
Bréa
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Show Low mayoral winner linked to historic card game tale
In a bicentennial framing a card game tale shapes the election. Robert Pittman drew the deuce of clubs to oust Mayor David Foil at the rodeo grounds as Show Low celebrated the Gen George Crook trail reopening with a parade and ceremonies.
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White Mountains
Tuck
Robert Pittman
Rodeo Grounds
David Foil
Hits Post
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Coryden ‘Cooley
Marion Clark
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Col. Cooley
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Cooley
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George Crook
Catastrophic Idaho Dam Break Triggers Mass Evacuations
A burst earthen dam in eastern Idaho unleashed a 55 million cubic meter flood, forcing thousands from homes as water roared down the Teton and Snake rivers toward American Falls reservoir. Gov. Andrus flew over the scene, authorities warned residents, and crews worked to blunt flood damage and save bridges.
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Idaho Falls
Snake River
Teton Dam
Idaho
Sheriff's Department
Falls
Teton Dams
Harges
Cecil Andrus
Regn Maison
Ford
Smith
Bureau of Reclamation
Teton
Snake Rivers
American Falls
Adamson Bolles case shifts to lab clues in bombing probe
Phoenix AP The bombing that critically injured Don Bolles, Arizona Republic investigative reporter, led police to exam magnets wires and debris. John Adamson, involved in a prior defrauding innkeeper charge, surrendered and was booked on a misdemeanor. investigators seized magnets and other items from his apartment while Bolles remained in critical condition.
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Phoenix
Arizona’ Republic
Don Bolles
Bolles
Clarendon
John Adamson
Adamson
Ned Warren
Adams
Glenn Kenner
Frank J. Landry
Crownpoint Man Killed In Truck Crash Near Gallup
Raymond Shorty of Crownpoint died when his pickup rolled over twice on old US 66 west of Gallup at about 1:15 PM. He and three passengers were ejected. Police cite slippery pavement and excessive speed as factors. Injured include Leonard Shorty and Anita Haley with serious injuries. Other incidents over the weekend included a vehicle collision near Navajo Road and 66 and multiple arrests and detentions.
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Gallup
Raymond Shorty
Leonard Shorty
Crownpoint
Anita Haley
Rocky Point
Bernice
Charley
Thoreau
Nina Wyatt
Jeff Bean
Rehoboth Hospital
Bean
Clair Ward
South Carolina
US 66
Navajo Rd
Lupe Sampson
Mentmore
McKinley General
Hazel Todachine
Navajo
Aztec
Clement
EY Morro Theater
Zuni Absorbs Move to New Tribal Office Building
The Zuni tribal offices plan to occupy a new 12 000 square foot building costing about 600 000 dollars. Tenants include the tribal court police game wardens probation parole health programs and census. Building completion came early funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs with work by the Zuni Building Company and Banes Co. plumbing and electrical work were subcontracted. Building inspectors will check June 10 before ownership transfer. Welfare services will cut client hours until air conditioning repairs are finished.
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Celia Bonannie
Theuni Pueblo
Tribal ‘Court
Police Department
Game On Fish Rangers
Probation and
Otitis Media
Te Census
Bowanle Siad
Zuni Building Company
Jim Gardom
Building Enterprise
Albuqquer; Que
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Bureau of Inds Affairs
Tribe
Education
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Pueblo
Bonanieé
Bureau
McKinlay County, State Welfare Agency
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Henry A. Kissinger
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John B. Connally
Teasury
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Ohio
Wayne Hays
Haya
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