New Mexico approves 5 million gas pipeline from Farmington to Gallup
The New Mexico Public Service Commission grants permit to Gas Co to build an intrastate gas pipeline from Farmington to Albuquerque and Gallup area at an estimated cost of 5 million dollars. The project aims to boost in state gas supply, with a 2.4 cent per thousand cubic feet rate increase and an eight month construction target.
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Bantape
The
New Mexico Public Service
Gag Co’ of
New Mexico
Gallup
Farmington
Albuquerque
T Grants
Commission
Commission’atraction
Pipelicrease Gas Co
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FPC
Gas Co
Montoya
GasCo
Granth-Gallup
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Paso
Natural Gas Co
PSC
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Grapts-Gallup
RSC
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Tomera
Grants-Gallup
United States
New Mex
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Swicegood
Carbon Coal Co
Carbon Coal Co. of ‘Albuquerque
AMCO
Riverside
Calif
Museum Of Indian Arts and Crafts Complicity Found
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled notice mentioning a museum and possible commission building at 103 W 66th Street. We read possible references to Indian Arts and crafts and a building project.
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Museum © of Indian Arts and Grafts
New Superintendent Reports On Reorganization and Projects
Dr. Jack Swicegood, Gallup-McKinley Schools superintendent, reports early reorganization progress and staff moves. He notes contracts, meetings, and overview efforts aimed at improving operations. Northside project works proceed with drawings advancing and bids anticipated, while park funding for Lincoln Elementary moves forward.
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Karla Benefield
Gallup
Jack
Swicegood
Teh Gallup
McKinley County
Carroll
Sam
Northside
Mastin
Assoc
Bing
Eays
Teb City OF
Bureau of Reclamation
Lincoln Elementary School
C.E. Gurleys
Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Association proposes park plans
BONNIE MEYER reports a new proposal to use the park for a ceremonial program. Sharp, the program director from California, envisions dances, rodeos, and exhibitions with potential bookings from Los Angeles and Bolshoi Ballet. Albert Lebeck asked for a formal application and appointed two members to study the plan. Park dates for summer use fill quickly as Gant Clawson and John Chauncey seek July events.
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Bonnie ‘Meyer
Gallup
Inter-Tribal: Indian ‘Ceremonial Association
Red
Rock
Monial
fWo
Ing
Sharp
California
Los Angeles
Calif
Ehthu
Ovabeskis
Bolshoi Ballet
Ganiong
Albert
Lebeck
Powers
Hugh ‘Williams
Harry Mendoza
Joint Power
Clawson
Chauncey
Area director for BIA likely to come from four candidates
Four area agency superintendents are named as potential next Indian Affairs area director: Ed Plummer Crownpoint Frankie Paul Tuba City Ed McCabe Shiprock and Donald Dodge Fort Defiance. The Navajo Tribal Council will narrow the field to three from six candidates next week with Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald having significant influence on the final choice.
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Window ‘Rock
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Leve
BIA
Area Agency
Anthony Lincoln
Ed Plummer
Crownpoint
Frankie Paul
Tuba City
Ed McCabe
Shiprock
Donald Dodge
Fort Defiance
Navajo Tribal Council
Heere
Peter MacDonald
MacDonald
Plummer
Death Notices for Sharon Price and Alfred Harris Sr
Death notices list Sharon Price and Alfred Harris Sr. in Page 6 school section, with brief acknowledgment of their passing and related page reference.
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Sharon Price
Alfred Harris Sr
Gallup man found guilty in heroin trafficking case
Henry Sandoval of Gallup was convicted Monday of trafficking heroin and receiving stolen property. He was sentenced to one to five years in prison on count one and 10 to 90 to 50 years on count two, to be served concurrently and suspended during a 60 day diagnostic period. The trial raised entrapment debates as prosecutors and defense argued over undercover agent involvement. The case is part of a series of 16 jury trials stemming from the February 18 heroin raid in Gallup.
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Tom. Harmon
Gallup
Henry Sandoval
Sandoval
Steve Herrera
Ronald Grenko
Supreme Court
Navajo audit firm kept for now amid council critique
The Navajo Tribal Council advisory committee approved a contest of the auditing firm Peat, Marwick and Mitchell, yet decided to retain them for another year. Ed Begay criticized the firm for delaying audit reports and producing poor work on NHDE accounts. A three member panel Annei Wauneka, Harry Brown and Albert Ross will supervise between the NHDE and the auditor.
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Rock “Ariz
Cine Bureau
Peat, Marwick and Mitchell
Albuquerdue
Couneil
Conneil
Ed Begay
Navajo Housing and Developemnt Enterprise
NHDE
Begay
Arry Lamb
Albuquerque
Viet
Council
Annei Wauneka
Klagetoh
Harry Brown
Shonto
Albert Ross
Ft. Defiance
Quorum Struggles Plague Navajo Tribal Councils
Complaints at Navajo Tribal Council meetings blame lack of quorum in two key committees the advisory and budget and finance. Attendance records printed by the Navajo Times have sparked controversy with calls for vote tabulation and accountability.
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Window Rick
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Navajo Tribal Council
Navajo Times
Times
The
Carl Beyal
the Times
Wanted to Lease or Rent 2 of 3 Bedroom House
Classified notice seeks occupancy by a doctor for a community clinic. Contact numbers 863 3120 after 6 pm and 722 3151 for arrangements.
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University of New Mexico
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el Rancho Hotel
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Dethe Park
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Page's Park
President Ford
Bowling Green University
Ohio
Secret Service
Tun
Page
Fire Dept
Cathedral
Piin
Tol A.m
Anaya Bros
Provocateur
State Supreme Court
Donnan Stephenson
Grenko
District Court
Louis E. DePauli
Cal
Joe Rich
James Serna
Serna
Tribe
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