Tanner thanks customers at Native American Appreciation Day event
Ellis Tanner celebrated the sixth annual Native American Appreciation Day in Gallup, sponsored by his Trading Co. on South Highway 602. Despite prior flu fears, thousands attended as five local radio stations joined to promote the event. Parking and traffic were heavy as crowds gathered around the trading post, tent, and goat-tying activities.
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Ellis Tanner
Nizhoni
Tannner
Tanner
Colorado Plateau
Ehig-time, Adventure.” Aoe
New Mexico
Lee H. Begay
Low Mountain
Ariz
Ellis Tanner Trading. Co
Navajoland
Pinon nuts linked to mystery illness by health officials
Viral antibody reactions appeared in three more patients from New Mexico and Arizona as federal and state agencies push to identify the mystery illness that has killed 11. Gallup officials report ribavirin may help treatment while Navajo Nation runs a hot line. Early cases tied to pinon nut consumption and rough handling of raw nuts amid suspected rodent carriers.
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Ted Rushton
Gallup
New Mexico
Arizona
Tim Fleming
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Fleming
Kimberly Bartlett
Ivanbito
Albuquerque
Bruce King
State Health Department
McKinley County
Centers For Disease ‘Control
Atlanta
Navajo Nation
Irene Begody
Begody
Thoreau
Crownpoint
Richard Benke
Associated Press
Navajo Country
Eig Draper
Inez Recentio
First Indian Baptist Church
Daily Indian Dances at Red Rock State Park
Local events listing: Indian dances at Red Rock State Park starting at 7 p.m. Admission four dollars per person.
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Red Rock State Park
D H Lawrence Comment on New Mexico Question
A trivia note asks what D H Lawrence said about New Mexico. The item directs readers to page 3 for the answer.
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D.H. Lawrence
New Mexico
Week in Review Radio Link and Sports Briefs
Radio serves as link to week’s events with concise highlights across pages. BRUGUERA defeats COURIER in sports summary, noting outcome and context within the page layout.
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Week In Review
Disease fears give way to relief in Navajo country
In New Mexico and Arizona, fear over a deadly illness lessened as doctors gained confidence in linking a hantavirus outbreak to rodent droppings. CDC researchers reported antibody evidence in three patients, while autopsy results remained inconclusive. No new cases were reported, with 18 confirmed cases so far.
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New Mexico
National
Centers For Disease: Control and Prevention
Tribes Protecting Mother Earth at Indigenous Gathering
Dine Bureau reports the fourth annual Protecting Mother Earth gathering on Sac and Fox tribal grounds opened with dawn prayers and a varied breakfast in a large bingo hall. The event gathers native and non-native participants from Canada, Alaska, the United States, Mexico and South America for workshops and assemblies under a pavilion.
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Marley Shebala
Stroub
Okla
Wipt
The
Sac and Foxation
Mother Earth
Sac and Fox
Canada
Alaska
United States
Mexico
South America
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Lee Tanner
Tamara Viles
Pinons
Fred Koster
University Medical Center
Ted Rushteri
Bruguera
Peterson Zach
Zah
Joseph McDade
McDade
Howard
Asia
Europe
U.S
New Mex
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