Ambiguous Fragments From Atlanta and California Preambles
Fragmented text references the City of Atlanta and California, mentioning broad arrays and potential mics. The readable phrases do not yield a coherent event or outcome to summarize with named entities or a clear action.
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Atlanta
Doctor located Cuba man dies of plague at GIMC
Gallup Colorado authorities found Dr. Mark Hauswald chief of emergency medicine at GIMC after he treated Steven Toledo of Cuba who died from pneumonic plague on his 28th birthday. Contact tracing, antibiotics for 43 people, and flea control efforts followed in McKinley County and surrounding areas.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Colorado
Mark Hauswald
Gallup Indian Medical Center
GIMC
San Juan County
Colo
Scott Jackson
Silverton
Hauswald
Steven Leo Toledo
Cuba
Jackson
State Laboratory
Michael Burkhart
Health Services Division
State Health and Environment Department
Burkhart
Toledo
Ray Bayles
Bayles
Health and Environment Department
Santa Fe
Center For Disease Control
Fort Collins
Gordon Denipah
Kathy Johnson
Tim Kelly
Oil and gas drilling outpaces 1980 in New Mexico
Santa Fe report shows 1981 drilling activity rising sharply with a 33 percent jump in completions and 52 percent more new locations than 1980, which had a record 2218 wells. Northwest gas pools led production, while San Juan County topped wells drilled and combined value reached about 3.8 billion dollars with royalties and taxes above 428 million.
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Kate McGraw
Santa Fe Bureau
Santa FE
New Mexico
Oil Conservation Division
OCD
Richard Stamets
Stamets
Plateau
Anthony Leonard
Albuquerque
Leonard
Southern Union Refining Co
Randolph Scott
Lovington
Middle East
Pete Porter
Navajo
Artesia
Porter
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Amoco
Yates Petroleum Corporation
Yates Petroleum
Northwest
San Juan County
San Juan
McKinley and
Sandoval County
McKinley County
Dakota
Miguel Creek-Gallup
Cracking OPEC and the US Oil Strategy
William Safire in The New York Times outlines four ways the United States, as the world’s largest oil importer, could undermine OPEC. The opinion note appears on page 2. Begay wins 10 kilometer race from Window Rock to Fort Defiance, edging Arthur Gale by 33 seconds in a Sunday event. Sports, page 4. New Mexico unemployment dips from 9 percent to 7.4 percent in Ape, with about 000 jobs lost or gained, per Southwest briefing. Page 400.
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OPEC
William Safire
New York Times
United States
Begay
John Begay
Chinle
Window Rock
Fort Defiance
Window Rock High School
Arthur Gale
New Mexico
Southwest
Paga
Gallup Summer Youth Program funded after offer
Gallup Community Services planned cancellation last week but won approval for a $1,600 sponsor gift from Gallup Sales owners Reed and Cecil Ferrari. The funds cover gym rental and a supervisor while meals shift to a canteen with 25 cent hamburgers and 10 cent hot dogs. The program, in its fifth year, serves 45 to 60 youths daily and will run June 15 to August 7 with trips near Gallup.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Gallup Community Services
Cathedral Gym
Tom Saucedo
Happy Saucedo
Gallup Sales
Reed Ferrari
Cecil Ferrari
Ferrari
Saucedo
Red Rock State Park
Window Rock
Ariz
el Morro National Monument
Chaco Canyon
Debbie Ruiz
Gallup crash injures three drivers at 66 Avenue intersection
Gallup police report a three-vehicle collision on East 66 Avenue at Ford Drive injuring no serious victims. Austin Lee J of Laipton reportedly ran a traffic light and caused the crash. one minor passenger was treated at the Indian Medical Center. Police cited careless driving and failure to stop.
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Gallup
66 Avenue
Sete Eee
Ane Sm
Ford
Norne
Aistin Lee J
Laipton
City Data Ne
Lee
Icia Tela
Farlan
Twa
East 66 Avenue
Nez
Ne Indian Medical Center
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California
Denipah
Sandia
Otero County
Environmental Improvement Division
Peter Carmany
Lori Schmaltz
Josephine Schmaltz
Sandy Blaha
Ford Canyon
Mary Katz
University of North Dakota
India
Aortas Eesti
Bn Iyer