10 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1983
Page
1
Researchers note that earlier theories about those living in the town may be flawed. New data suggests revise assumptions about local demographics and behaviors, urging cautious interpretation while highlighting the need for further study.
Benjamin S. Eastburn, 42, of Farmington, was named to the 11th judicial district to replace retiring Judge James Musgrove. Eastburn will base in San Juan County, has a Tulane JD (1970), admitted to NM Bar in 1971, and has taught at San Juan College. He is a private practitioner and former campaign coordinator for Jan Hartke.
The Gallup Chamber of Commerce presents a look at customs and culture past and present. The program runs Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. at 103 West 66th Avenue. Host Marian Jones welcomes attendees and details are available at 722-2228.
A New Mexico district court ruled the City of Gallup acted properly in denying a liquor license transfer for Thriftway Marketing Corp. The suit challenged a second October public hearing held after Thriftway claimed lack of notice. Protests grew at the second session as opponents cited concerns for public health safety and morals.
Gallup and McKinley County leaders dedicated the Harold L. Runnels Recreation Complex on Thursday. Lt. Gov. Mike Runnels could not attend. Dorothy Runnels attended and a New Mexico flag was presented to Battery C. About 100 people were present as ceremonies included a culture blessing by Earnest Becenti Sr. and remarks praising collaboration to complete the pool project.
The Harold Runnels 1Dare Center finally opens and draws praise from residents enjoying the new pool. The piece notes delays and a broader lesson for the community about project timelines and accountability.
Hours after his firm’s debut on the stock market millionaire Dennnis Barnhart, president of Eagle Computer, was killed in a fiery crash when his red Ferrari struck in Los Gatos. Eagle makes small personal computers. Also notice a TV page listing and a weekend balloon roundup at Gurley Motor Co near McDonalds East.
Democratic leaders led a counterattack accusing President Reagan of gutting federal school programs while Congress increased education spending. They criticized his tour and urged tougher standards and merit pay for teachers as Mondale and others pressed for accountability. Reagan defended budgets and urged national debate on the commission’s reforms.
The 35th Annual Gallup Lions Club Rodeo and Western Jubilee Week runs Wednesday through Saturday June 18. Weekend events include Red Rock Balloon Rally launches on Saturday, a downtown parade, Hare and Hound chase at Red Rock State Park, a horseshoes contest, a 10,000 meter run, free children’s games, barbecue lunch at Ford Canyon Park, a Connie Mack doubleheader between Farmington and Gallup, and a free western dance at Ford Canyon Park with Six Pack.
Dr Bruce Tempest joined Indian Health Services in 1967 at Tuba City on the Navajo Reservation. He later moved to Gallup Indian Medical Center in 1970 and this year was named the national IHS outstanding clinician for 1989. He helped reduce tuberculosis cases and developed a pneumonia vaccine that cut illness among Indians. Tempest chose IHS over military service, valuing systemwide care and public health impact. He recalls culture shock at Tuba City and notes Navajo traditions remain strong there.
Community notice advertises buying cash for gold and silver items and announces an open house for Indian jewelry at three locations. It lists scrap and class rings, references Century 21 Acts Realty of Golipt n and notes Reverend Don Murphy as the new pastor of the Methodist Church. Event details include Saturday from 11:00 PM to 3:00 PM at 1605 Grandview with property shape and open mic.
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