09 Jun 1990
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1990
Page
1
An assorting of listings presents the daily classified items including notices, ads, and local briefs across sections such as Comics Dear Abby and obituaries with religion, nation world, and television notes interspersed among the Southwest region.
Sixty Navajo Area Indian Health Service employees will share more than 4 million dollars in back pay for on call time unpaid since 1978. About 2.4 million was paid June 1 to 41 workers. 19 more will be paid within 90 days, possibly totaling another 2 million. Individual payments range from 20 thousand to 125 thousand dollars with an average 30 to 40 thousand.
Thomas Banyacya 83 travels worldwide urging cleanup and spiritual duty for a cleaner peaceful world. He spoke at Oklahoma City's Red Earth festival breakfast symposium, part of a week long event drawing 250000 visitors with tribal dance and art. He stressed native rites unite people to keep the world from harm.
Indigenous Indians from across the continent gather for the Red Earth festival at the Myriad Convention Center. Participants such as Darrell Frank and Lesley Mahingin describe the event as a major powwow with traditional dancing and drums, while spectators like Linda Cerda emphasize heritage and family involvement as the festival begins amid 90 degree heat and high humidity.
A brief notice invites Gallup residents to vote this Sunday and promotes a Burger King offer at both Gallup locations, advertising a 99 cent Whopper with any size fry and drink.
A Tse Bonito man, Stenson Blackgoat, 27, is charged with battery resisting arrest and attempted escape after fighting Navajo police during booking at Window Rock. Police seek a suspect in an attempted sexual assault in Shiprock district involving a 12 year old girl and a blue Chevrolet pickup.
Gallup High School girls basketball coach John Lomasney runs a morning camp for girls entering fourth to ninth grade at Gallup High School through June 15. About 130 girls participate this year, learning fundamentals with the emphasis on picking up the basketball to improve. Camp includes guest coach Doug Hoselton from New Mexico State University and involvement from Gallup High assistants and current players.
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney ordered Air Force bombers to stop carrying the SRAM A short-range missiles until safety studies are finished. Lab directors and Sen. Exon supported the move, citing a remote plutonium leakage risk in accidents.
The 10th Circuit ruled Adair County Deputy Billy Jack McLemore illegally arrested Ronnie Ross on Indian Tribal Trust Land, since Oklahoma officers lack jurisdiction there. The ballpark site is in Indian country under exclusive federal or tribal authority, and jurisdiction must come from legislation. The court remanded the extra jurisdictional arrest claim for trial and upheld the verdict in McLemore’s favor on other counts.
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