Fired tribal employee fights for his rights
Melvin Young, a former Department of Emergency Medical Services employee, fights charges of criminal sexual penetration and argues he was unfairly terminated for alleged crimes before trial. He claims Navajo Nation personnel policies and due process were violated when DEMS officials fired him after his Aug. 20 arrest in Gallup.
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Gallup
Melvin Young
DEMS
Young
Navajo Nation
United States
Forts
Defiance
Health Service
McKinley County
Aim
Init
Linda
Slinkey
Vivian
Kenneth ‘Shirley
EMS
Henry Wallace
Shirley
Window Rock
Bee
Death March veterans meet at Gallup convention
Bataan Death March survivors gathered at the El Rancho Hotel in Gallup New Mexico for the 43rd annual convention. About 40 to 45 attendees from New Mexico and Texas attended with about 15 Gallup veterans among them. Tom P. Foy of Silver City, a former Battery G 200th Coastal Artillery guard member, spoke of his 42 months in prison camps and later political service. The convention of the Bataan Veterans Organization continued today.
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Bataan
el Rancho
Mexico
Gallup
New
National’ Guard
Philippines
Philippine Island
Luzon
Bay
Manila
Emnere
Phines
Pearl
Harbor
U.S
Gut
Mariveles
Tom P. Foy
Silver City
Guard
Fort Bliss
Texas
Foy
Clark Field
Navajo Nation adopts air quality code after long effort
By Cate Gilles Dine Bureau WINDOW ROCK Navajo Nation approves a comprehensive Air Quality Code after two and a half years of work led by EPA team. The unanimous Resource Committee vote set major polluter regulation aligned with federal Clean Air Act to cut emissions and protect health with input from BHP Minerals Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Enron El Paso Salt River Project and Arizona Public Service. The council will vote in the summer session on the code that caps fees and tightens oversight on facilities emitting over 100 tons annually.
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Guy Jac
Tim Aikman
Seco Engineering Co
el Paso
Texas
Jamestown
el Paso Natural Gas
Gallup
Dort. Cotton
KPNG
Cotton
Window Rock
David Kelly
EPA
Poin
Sadie Hoskie
Navajo Nation
Huskie
Resource‘Committee
Kelly
Toris
BHP Minerals
Pittsburgh and
Midway ‘Coal Mining ‘Company
Peabody Western Coal Company
el Paso, Natural Gas Company
Enron Operations Corporation
Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service Company
Ain
Charles Roybal
Washington
Roybal
Ron’ Wise
Pittsburgh
Midway
Hoskie
Rural Coalition conference gathers 1000 Navajo and guests
Hundreds of rural groups converge in Window Rock June 14 for the Rural Coalition conference. The event seeks multicultural solutions to rural living challenges across Indigenous and non Indigenous communities, including Canada and Mexico, under the theme One People One Planet Replanting Community on the Land. Navajo Nation Board member Anderson Morgan leads organizing efforts as 1,000 participants and up to 300 visitors are anticipated.
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Window Rock
Rural Coalition
Canada
Mexico
Carlos Marentes
Earth
Mississippi
Navajo ‘Nation Board
Anderson Morgan
Morgan
Thoreau Woman Wins Robert Wood Johnson Grant
Sister Angela Bianco, program coordinator of The Gathering Place in Thoreau, receives a 1000000 award from the Robert Wood Johnson Community Health Leadership Program for expanding health outreach to Navajo families. She is among ten nationwide honorees, noted for tenacity and creativity in reaching underserved communities.
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Elizabeth Bartle
Thoreau
Angela ‘Bianco
Robert Wood Johnson
Ms. Bianco
Catherine M. Dunham
Sister Bianco
Adelphi University
Sisters of Loretto
Bianco
Brooklyn
New York
New Mexico
Seb
Angela Bianco
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Cate Gilles
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Navajo. ‘Nation Council
Suriamer
Cate Gilles Dine
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