Mother Teresa to visit area missions Saturday
Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa will visit Gallup on Saturday to see how the needy are being helped. The diocese will ferry her to area missions from Gallup Municipal Airport at 11 45 a m with Bishop Hastrich guiding her brief visit.
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Mother Teresa
Area Missions
Hermelinda
Guardiola
Gallup
Jerome) Hastrich
Missionaries of Charity
Nobel
Missionaries of Charity Motherhouse
Calcutta
Baby Jesse Beats Death Hope Drives Pro Life Campaign
Baby Jesse, a Michigan infant once deemed ineligible for a procedure, remained in critical but stable condition in intensive care at Loma Linda University Medical Center. Parents, who supported the lifesaving claim, expressed optimism as the case drew renewed attention from the right to life movement.
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Jesse
Michigan
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Navajo tax hearing urged keeping rates stable
Firms doing business on the Navajo Reservation urged no tax hikes at a public hearing in Window Rock. Mobil Oil Texaco Pittsburg and Midway Coal and Peabody Coal supported stability to boost confidence for both company and tribe as current rates of 5 4 and 3 percent raise 20 to 30 million annually. The tax commission plans annual hearings to gather input and may keep rates unchanged.
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Kim Oriole
Window Rock
Ariz
Comimission
Mobil Oil
Texaco
Pittsburg
Midway Coal
Peabody Coal
Tax Commission
Emmett Francis
Rodeo promotion signs shine in Gallup window
Self employed sign painter Rick Sarracino finishes a Lions Club Rodeo promo sign in Butler's window on Coal Avenue Gallup. Owner Pat Butler, member of the Downtown Development Group, helps promote the rodeo set for June 18 21 at Bed Rock State Park.
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Rick Sarracino
Lions Club
Butler's
Coal Avenue
Gallup
Pat Butler
Bed Rock State Park
Navajo 1987 Budget Closer to Approval Amid Cuts
The Navajo Budget and Finance Committee eyed approval of a 1987 budget near 105 million dollars the largest in tribals history as tax bonds could balance a 74.9 to 79.2 million spend plan. Richard Kontz said the tribe's income may reach 740 million next year with 30 million bond sales.
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Kim Oriole
Rock
Ariz
Budget and Finance Committee
Richard Kontz
Tribe
Office of Management and Budget
B&f
Kontz
Navajo Community College
Teak Institute of Technology
B&e Committee
Tax Commission
Native Hands Pow wow struggles with $80,000 promise aftermath
At Red Rock State Park a Native Hands Across America pow wow promised 80,000 in prizes and drew 200,000 hoped attendees but left debts of over 20,000 and conflicting explanations. Jerry Brown seeks funds while city officials and state leaders dispute accountability and Hands Across America ties.
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Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
Red Rock State Park
Desert
Navajoland
Jerry Brown
Dan Dible
New Mexico
Hands
Albert Shirley
D McKinley
Mrs. Silva
Irene Fraizer
Ie Life
Brown
Rown
Silva
Hands Across America
Albuquerque
America
Plna
Shirley
The Class Act Rio West Mall Fresh Seafood Dinner Specials
Fresh seafood offerings headline this week at Rio West Mall with fresh oysters on the half shell and luncheon specials. Entertainment is planned this week at Los Copacabana with reservations advised by calling 722-7737.
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Rio West Mall
Shell
Los Copacabana
Gallup and McKinley County Back Sheriff Pompe Support
Acknowledgment from Sheriff Tony Sanchez thanking residents of Gallup and McKinley County for their vote and support in a paid political advertisement.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Tony Sanchez
Wowie's Disco Returns to The Palomino Saloon
The Palomino Saloon at 412 North Ninth confirms Wowie's Disco is back in town. Local patrons anticipate lively nights as the club resumes its regular Friday program with a DJ lineup and dance floor.
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Wowie
Palomino
North Ninth
Driver's Education Classes at UNM Gallup Branch
UNM Community Services offers Driver's Education at Lions Hall Room 107 from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm, June 16 to June 27. Fee is $125.00. Sessions hosted by UNM Gallup Branch.
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Gallup Independent
Ninth St
Gallup
Lions Hall
Gallup council approves quarter-cent sales tax
Gallup residents face a one fourth of one percent gross receipts tax starting Jan 1 1987. The city plans to use about 700000 yearly to back seven million dollars in capital projects including a water treatment plant. Mayor Bob Allan and City Manager Dan Dible outline bonds funded by future revenues. Councilors Hight and Richards were absent.
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Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
George Hight
Sharon Richards
Bob Allan
Dan Dible
Dible
Austria
James Parmelee
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Gramm-Rudman-Hollings
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