Zunis confront alleged executive indiscretions
The Zuni Pueblo held a 12 hour closed door Tribal Council meeting to discuss alleged marital indiscretions attributed to Gov. Donald Eriacho and Lt. Gov. Bobby Shack. Reported by Malcolm Brenner Statt, sources say the meeting involved council members and their families, with officials declining comment. See Zunis, Page 2.
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Zuni Pueblo
Donald Eriacho
Bobby’ Shack
Independent
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Velma and
Reyes
Shack’s
Ceremonial Board Hears Ticket Price Proposals At Park
The Ceremonial Association discussed ticket and parking price hikes at a Wednesday meeting. General admission would rise to 12 and reserve tickets to 15, while parking may increase to 2 per car or higher. Directors explored funding gaps, show budgets, and potential revenue from coupons and independent operation.
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Churchrock
Brochu Press
Dictor
Larry Linford
Linford
Guido’ ‘Zecca
Atsa
Kalli
Rock
Independent
Navajo Times
Red Rock State Park
Santa Fe reports hantavirus death in California man
A 452 year old California man staying near Santa Fe died from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. He became ill June 4 and died in a New Mexico hospital. Health officials are tracing infection sources in California and New Mexico. The virus spreads via mouse droppings and lacks a cure, with incubation typically one to six weeks.
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N.M
California
State Health Department
United States
New Mexico
Helle
Steve Jenison
Hjelle
Chiron Corporation
Oakland
Calif
University of New Mexico
Chiron
Associated Press
New Mexico Department ‘of Health
Utah
Colorado
Long Island
N.Y
New hantavirus test speeds diagnosis and treatment
UNM researchers unveiled a five hour hantavirus test, three hours faster than prior methods, enabling earlier diagnosis and treatment. The prototype, Four Corners Hantavirus-SIA, comes as authorities track a fatal California case linked to hantavirus.
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University of New Mexico, School of Medicine
UNM
National Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Brian Helle
Hielle
Yavapai Apache seek EPA air protection status
Yavapai Apache Tribe may gain Class One air quality status after a year long EPA review. Tribal Attorney Robert Lyttle says a decision could come any day, despite neighboring Camp Verde and Clarkdale objections. The tribe seeks to shield air quality from emissions by a local cement plant planning tire burning.
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EPA
Window Rock Ariz
Camp Verde
Robert Lyttle
Iulay
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Museum of Albuquerque
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California Department of Health
University of Alabama
Four Corners
Arizona
Cate Gilles Dine
Bureau
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Register
Camp, Verde
Clarkdale
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