Four Corners group revived to pursue road funding
McKinley County Commissioner Richard Vanderwagen backs reviving the Four Corners Transportation Committee to prioritize energy impacted roads in a five county region and press for renewed federal and state funds. The executive committee will include county representatives, tribes, and state and federal agencies with 15 to 20 members.
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Pat McFadden
Farmington
McKinley County
Richard Vanderwagen
Four Corners Transportation Committee
Northwest
Vanderwagen
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Land Management
Federal Highway Commission
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Sierra Club
McKinley
Valencia
San Juan
Sandoval
Rio Arriba
Cochairman
Jack Morgan
Rsan Juan
Fed
Eral
U.S
Clifford Fox
Federal Highway Administration
Jim Chaney
David Martinez
State Department of Finance and Adminstration
Burt Levine
Farmington Road
Drowning at Ford Canyon Pool Ends Gallup Party
A Gallup man, Carlos Parra, 26, drowned early today at the Ford Canyon Park pool after a drinking party. He was pronounced dead at McKinley General Hospital at 3:42 a.m. and his body sent to Albuquerque for post mortem exams. Five gallup men witnessed the incident. police report notes the pool was to open to the public later that day.
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Gallup
Ford Canyon
Jay Finch
Carlos Parra
P.O. Box
Parra
McKinley General Hospital
William Bennett
Finch
Albuquerque
Ford Canyon Park
District Attorney’s Office
Acoma Governor Opposes Wilderness Near Pueblo
Acoma Governor Raymond Concho reiterated opposition to federally designated wilderness near the pueblo, saying lands west and south of Grants, including the 115,000 acre El Malpais lava flow area, are sacred. The hearing drew only two attendees, so records were not opened, though informal remarks stressed preservation of aboriginal lands and archeological sites as the BLM considers 450,000 acres in Socorro district for wilderness study.
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J W. Schomisch
Eastern Bureau
Acoma
Raymond Concho
Pueblo
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Socorro
Concho
el Malpais
Malpais
Valencia County
Rimrock
Grants
New Mexico
Sand Canyon
Little Rimrock
Pinon
Petaca Pinta
Laguna Indian Reservation
Socorro District
Kent Carlton
Congress
Carter
Nickel buffaloes captors at window rock romance blooms hoped
Nickels tale of a thousand pound buffalo who escaped capture for five days at Brigham Young University and later met a male bison donated by BYU continues. Zoo officials hoped pregnancy would occur but a Gallup vet confirmed she was not pregnant. They plan to expand the buffalo pen to ten acres and name the new male.
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Kathie Saltzstein
Cine Bureau
Window Rock
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
University
Zoo
Gallup
Gary Holtson
Brigham Young
American Indian Services Department
Nickel
Holtsoi
Buffalo Pen
American Indian Service Department of
Flag Day program to mark 200 year history of US flag
A Gallup news release announces a Saturday public event at Grandview Public School Stadium to honor the 200 year history and meaning of the American flag. John Spinelli emphasizes solidarity and freedom as the nation observes Flag Day with local sponsorship and nationwide observances.
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Gallup
Et A
Grandview
Lpatks
Upe
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Na Lonwide
Ipenshlrae Ee
An ‘Galt
Half of New Mexico drivers speeding on highways
Columnist Flora Lewis notes widespread speeding on state highways with a caveat about the effect of driving a state-owned car. The piece highlights leadership responsibilities and mentions ongoing updates across pages on Southwest, Living, and Arts.
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Flora Lewis
Cupar Ae
New Mexico
Highway 666 construction delays motorists near Tohatchi
Beverly Crowe reports from Tohatchi that the nearly six million dollar U.S. 666 project, run by Corn Construction of Grand Junction Colorado, may extend into August. The work from N.M. 264 to 28 miles north to Tohatehi includes a heating surface rejuvenation, new overlay, widened bridges, extra cattle guards, and seeding after completion. Pilot trucks guide traffic as lanes remain unchanged and driving safety improves with the new procedure.
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Beverly Crowe
Tohatehi
Henry
Twin Lakes
Mexican Springs
Jane
Tohatchi School
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