08 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1984
Page
1
Partly cloudy skies are forecast for Saturday with yesterday’s high of 80 degrees at 5 PM and a low of 58 degrees around 5 AM. Data recorded by the Gallup independent office downtown Gallup.
Dr Sanford Stein who fixes teeth plans a summer switch from white coat to a T shirt as he directs a camp for Cabbage Patch dolls. The 44 year old father of five says he loves life and fun and enjoys doing something different.
The Defense Department has formed several secret commando units that operate in recent years. They have attempted to rescue missing Americans in danger zones abroad.
Weather experts report that heavy storms across Texas this week will ease drought in some areas but do little to end the six month drought gripping west and south Texas, continuing a long thirsty period for the region.
The Gallup Independent Co publishes a 1984 advertising supplemented section spanning 14 pages in one section. USPS 213-300 appears on the imprint indicating standard postal distribution. The format reflects a combined newspaper and advertising insert from the era.
At the Southwest Regional Intertribal Veterans Symposium in Tsaile Navajo Chairman Peterson Zah and Hopi Chairman Ivan Sidney urged veterans from Navajo Hopi Ute Jicarilla Apache and other tribes to unite to win federal benefits. They pressed for bringing medical and housing services onto reservations and coordinating lobbying in Washington while criticizing off reserve reliance.
Lions Club Jubilee Week in El Rancho Motel area features a wagon scene setup by maintenance crew Ronnie Ronning and Ray Rascon to evoke western days. Festivities begin with a parade and sky show, arts show and a John Conlee concert, ending June 16.
U S district judge Bobby Baldock dismissed a 1976 suit challenging government demands for Indian students to report family income to qualify for free lunch. The ruling allows continued federal funding of about 26 million annually, with compliance by Indian students. Leonard DeLayo criticizes paperwork as unnecessary. The decision hinges on Interior transferring oversight to Agriculture Department.
Environmentalists across New Mexico mobilize to oppose the Gas Co of New Mexico and Public Service Co. of New Mexico merger. A special alert urges letter writing and mass attendances at hearings, warning the PSC could approve soon, risking higher energy costs and reduced consumer choice.
At Lancaster House London seven nation leaders gather for the 10th annual economic summit. Margaret Thatcher warns high rates threaten recovery and debt relief while urging a coordinated expansion without inflation. Reagan and Kohl among those weighing a political statement on democracy and East West issues.
Your Rodeo Headquarters greets Lions Club members and rodeo fans and contestants at Shermans of Gallup located on 66 Avenue.
Toben Turpen Indian Trading offers to buy cash for assorted items including gold or silver jewelry coins class rings and scrap. The ad emphasizes immediate payment and a wide range of valuables accepted for trade or sale.
McKinley County elections and the district attorney's office probe a report that a Republican woman was denied the right to vote at Baca Day School near Prewitt. County Clerk Gloria Lente notes no confirmed denial and cites one Republican vote cast for a state Supreme Court candidate. Voter turnout in the primary trails the prior year, with 15,635 registered and 1,319 Republicans voting.
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