Congress approves 1989 federal budget amid deficit doubt
The 1.1 trillion dollar spending plan, approved in the House and Senate, shows a near 142 billion dollar deficit not counting asset sales. OMB cautions higher rates and bank bailouts may raise the gap, with Gramm Rudman targets unlikely to be met by 1993. Senate debate criticized pace of deficit reduction.
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Steven Komarow
Associated Press _ WASHINGTON
Congress
Reagan
House
Senate
Gramm- Rudman
President
Office of
William Armstrong
R-Cole
Senate Budget Committee
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Chiles
Voter turnout seen rising in McKinley County primary
Interm Director Ernest Marquez noted early turnout was slow but expected to pick up, with county precincts showing heavier voting and some city precincts already busier by 11:30 a.m. A jammed machine at Precinct 18 and staff shortages were minor issues as polls stay open until 7 p.m. absentee ballots total 456 sent. registration drives push county totals to a record 18,510 voters.
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Gallup
McKinley County Bureau of Election
Ernest Marquez
Marquez
Elections Bureau
Red Rock
Indian Hills
Williams Acres
Ojo Encino
Marquez Baid
Joyce Lindersmith
Ms. Lindersmith
Juan de Onate
Educational Development Center
Lincoln
McKinley County
Carol Sloan
Sloan
Bureau of Elections
Gallup schools approve AIDS education plan and coach hire
Gallup McKinley County Public School Board approved a state mandated AIDS education plan for kindergarten through high school. The board also named Michael Butkovich as Gallup High School boys basketball coach amid facility cost talks and funding updates for kindergarten and handicap programs.
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Fernando del Valle
Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County
Larry Muzingo
Michael Butkovich
Gallup High School
Ramon Vigil
Muzingo
Susan Cave
Dukakis son visits Gallup on stumping tour
John Dukakis, 29, visited Gallup as part of a six city campaign sweep to lock up the Democratic nomination. He met about 50 Democrats at El Rancho Hotel and praised the Greek community’s turnout while noting his father Michael Dukakis is close to securing the nomination. He offered a cautious take on polls and discussed Indian issues with Navajo representatives and state officials.
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Tamara Dietrich
Gallup
Michael Dukakis
John Dukakis
el Rancho Hotel
Dukakis
Mexico
New Jersey
California
Montana
Bill Richardson
George Galanis
Bruce King
Massachusetts
George Bush
America
Democratic Party
Jackson
Burt Shirley
New Mexico
Jesse Jackson
Shirley
Atlanta
Repp Slayer Sentenced To Life Plus 44 Years
Travis McGuire received the maximum sentence of life plus 44 years in Albuquerque for the rape and murder of Jean Marie Repp. Convicted April 13 of first degree murder kidnapping criminal sexual penetration robbery evidence tampering contributing to the delinquency of a minor and unlawfully taking a motor vehicle.
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Albuquerque
Travis McGuire
Jean Marie Repp
McGuire
Indian Candidates Run in New Mexico Primary
A New Mexico primary features 26 Indian candidates including Daniel Tego and 24 others on state and county ballots. Leaders note Indians comprise about 8 percent of the population and 4 percent of legislators, while groups push a historic turnout drive for the November general election.
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Daniel Tego
House “of ‘ Representatives
Tso
New Mexico
Roger Madalena
Sandoval- Dee
Jemez Pueblo
John Gonzales
National Congress of American Indians
Gonzales
San Ildefonso’ ‘Pueblo
United States
New’ Mexico
Window Rock
Ariz
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Emo Pinto
Don Armstrong
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Cal Foutz
Earnest Becenti
Vigil
Harry Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Immi
Repp Slayer
Gene Taylor
Gene
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