Fire guts trailer in Williams Acres
Flames and smoke gutted a trailer at 1603 Williams Acres Street Monday after sparks from burning weeds blew under it. Outside walls remained, but interior was a total loss. Value estimated at 7000 dollars. Owner Barbara Whapple. renter had just moved out. Manuell Saenz was burning weeds nearby when the fire started.
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Williams Acres
McKinley
August Artin
Barbara ‘Whapple
Manuel Saenz
Saenz
Jury pool in Taos probes alcohol racism migraine bias
A 15 page juror questionnaire focuses on key issues in the Gorder House vehicular homicide trial near Albuquerque. The case involves alcohol use and alleged race bias, with House claiming a migraine. Jury selection continues as the defendant faces four counts of vehicular homicide and possible depraved mind murder.
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Kathy Saltzstein
Independent _ TAOS
Gorder House
House
Thoreau
Albuquerque
Melanie Cravens
Frank Allen, Jr
Taos
Ray Twohig
Allen
House of Hope
Gallup
Nadine Milford
Jegis‘lators
Robert Schwartz
Twohig
Schwartz
Cravens
Tony Julian
See House
Decision on TC buildings stalled
Tuba City Arizona board tabled action on whether to rescind a 1991 demolition resolution for three 1902 sandstone dorms on the campus. The buildings, deteriorating and condemned, are eligible for the National Register and were to be demolished. next meeting is 9 a.m. July 25.
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Tuba City
Ariz
New Northside road eyed to ease Gallup traffic by 1995
Gallup prepares a $2.4 million Jefferson Avenue extension to relieve congestion. The plan includes a 1.2 mile route crossing US 666, serving the mall and west end of Metro Avenue with two lanes and a future four‑lane option. Bids expected by July and construction to start mid‑September, with total costs around $2.4 million and city funding about 25 percent.
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Gallup
Jefferson Aveue
Ninthtreet
Jefferson
Rio West
Josh Richardson
City Public Works
Albert’ Thomas
Bohannan-Huston
Thomas
Smith’s Grocery
U.S. 666
Ninth Street
Richardson
Ninth
Gamerco and Associates
Photographer says merchandise in Rostenkowski's basement
Chicago photographer Walter Perkins II testified that mugs vases and other items similar to those seized from U S Rep Dan Rostenkowski were stored in the congressman s basement Perkins said he was hired in February by attorney Edward Ross Jr to photograph the items in a building connected to Rostenkowski s home The testimony supported arguments that the items were in storage not gifts or personal property
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Chicago
U.S
Dan Rostenkowski
Rostenkowski
Illinois Democrat
Walter Perkins
Indian cultures hard row to hoe
Anthropology students at the University of Georgia labor to recreate Native Georgian farming methods by clearing plots and using handmade tools to study historic crop practices. Led by Greg Keyes and Robert Rhoades, the course emphasizes firsthand work and historical research to understand indigenous agriculture and daily life, with students noting the physical toll of the hands on method.
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Athens
Greg Keyes
University of Georgia
Keyes
UGA Anthropology Department
Robert Rhoades
State Botanical Garden
Brian Henderson
Macon
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Taschek Environmental Consultants
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Cox News Service
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