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New Mexico Gallup Independent in Gallup, New Mexico
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1985
Page
1
New Mexico Poll Shows Bruce King Favorable for Governor
A statewide survey from last month finds most New Mexicans view former Gov. Bruce King positively and favor his bid. The poll suggests King would win the Democratic primary and the general election if voting occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce King
King
Production line eye surgery starts in Moscow
Patients lie on padded tables as five stations along stainless tracks form a conveyor in an operating theater. A surgeon at each station works under a powerful microscope on a specific segment of an eye operation, creating a production-line approach to eye surgery in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Public Schools Fight Reagan Tax Reform Unity in Washington
Education leaders and lobbyists in Washington unite in warning that President Reagan's tax reform package threatens public schools. They argue the plan shifts funds away from education, risking larger class sizes and reduced programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Gallup Independent Co. publishes 16 pages in two sections
The 1985 issue of The Gallup Independent Co features a 16 page newspaper split into two sections with advertising supplements. The edition reflects standard local coverage and period advertising in a compact format.
Hearings Planned on Navajo Reservation Telecommunications
The Navajo Telecommunications Regulatory Commission will hold seven 10 a.m. hearings this month at chapter houses in Chinle Tuba City Kayenta Shiprock Crown Point and Ramah with a Window Rock session June 24 to gather Navajo input on telecom issues for a tribal code. Written comments may be sent to Box 808 Window Rock and more information is available by calling 602 871 6747.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinle
Tuba City
Kayenta
Shiprock
N.M
Crownpoint
Window Rock
Ariz
Sawmill seeks remodeling funds for Navajo mill
NFPI faces a $4.5 million remodel to convert small logs into saleable lumber and return to profit. Studies by Mater Engineering and Hammon Jensen warn of potential closure without modernization. NFPI has lost about $1.48 million since October 1984, though May showed break-even and a forecasted profit with larger logs. The mill has generated $180 million in gross profits for the Navajo Tribe over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Oriole
Dine Bureau
Navajo
Navajo Forest Products Industries
NFPI
Edward Richards
Richards
Mater Engineering Ltd
Hammon, Jensen, Wallen and Assoc. of
California
Mater Engineering
Umber
Mater
Norman Bircher
Week promotes resource awareness on Navajo lands
Tribal ranger James C. Thomas explains the Division of Resources awareness week at the tribal fairgrounds. The event runs daily 9 to noon through Friday with exhibits, tours, and talks by tribal agencies on enforcement, environment, and culture. Thomas notes Navajo rangers enforce federal and tribal laws on livestock, forestry, and minerals and urge proper branding and licenses to curb theft and abuse. The article also covers upcoming Navajo Tribal Council actions regarding Judge Nelson J. McCabe and related legal maneuvering with the Advisory Committee, Judiciary Committee, and BIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Ariz
Division of Resources
James C. Thomas
Thomas
The
Resources Enforcement Agency
Division
Gorman Hall
Tribal Ranch Program
Environmental Protection Group
Coal Commission, Land Development, Cultural Resources, Forestry
Tribal Parks and Minerals
Rea
Navajo Tribal Rangers
Navajo Tribal Council
Ronald Lee Izzo
Crownpoint
Tribal Police Department
Sanders
Peterson Zah
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wilson Barber
Edward T. Begay
Zah
McCabe
Appeals Court
Samuel Pete
Advisory Committee
Pete
Council
Judiciary Committee
BIA
Window Rock District Court
Landscaping Work Sparks Summer Yard Makeover
Fort Wingate resident Karl Haagsma of Gallup has been busy with landscaping at a home on Zecca Drive. Warmer weather prompts mowing, planting flowers, and new yard improvements for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Haagsma
Fort
Wingate
Indians oppose feather use curbs in Congress hearing
A congressional hearing heard American Indians oppose restricting eagle feathers used in religious ceremonies. leaders argued feathers are sacred, likening them to holy water and the Bible, while lawmakers discussed balancing conservation with treaty rights under the Endangered Species Act. Breaux floated permits if needed, citing about 1,500 bald eagle pairs remain and 300 birds killed yearly for feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Merle L. Garcia
Acoma Pueblo
New Mexico
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
8Th Circuit
Breaux
Interior Secretary
Suzan Shawn Harjo
The
National Congress of American Indians
Interior Department
United States
Gallup McKinley schools praised for annual review
Gallup McKinley County Schools received high marks from the Office of Education and State Department of Education after an annual review. Rebecca Delgado commended salary raises, budget approval for 1985 1986, and accreditation findings for 27 schools meeting New Mexico standards across Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo student needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Guthrie
Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County
Office of Education
State Department of Education
Rebecca Delgado
Office,of Education
Delgado
New Mexico
Gallup- McKinley County
Ter
Pabcido Garcia
Department of Education
Garcia
Gallup settles city hiring discrimination lawsuit
The city of Gallup and the U S Justice Department reached a settlement over alleged discrimination in city hiring practices involving Indians and women. Settlement hearings occurred this week with a fixed cash amount and non financial terms. Judge Edwin Mechem must issue a final decision after details are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
James Parmelee Jr
Parmelee
U.S
Edwin Mechem
U.S. Justice Department
Justice Department
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Albuquerque
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Lukey Williams
James Thomas
Arkansas
Iowa
Minnesota
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Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Supreme Court
John Breaux
D-La
Gilbert M. Pena
All-Indian Pueblo Council
Rep
Lindsay Thomas
D-Ga
Santa Fe
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