13 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1983
Page
1
A terse notice indicates Wehase is sending a value advertisement in colors priced at 48.99. The fragment mentions U’s in colors and a price point, suggesting a promotional insert or catalog entry. No additional context or dates are provided.
Jubilee Week in Gallup features the 35th annual parade barbecue and series of rodeo events at Red Rock State Park. Rodeo nightly at 7:30 p.m. includes rodeo queen contest and kid's rodeo with dances after each rodeo. Fry bread contest set for Friday 3 p.m.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that states cannot apply their hunting and fishing laws to non-Indians on Mescalero Apache tribal lands near Ruidoso New Mexico. The decision supports tribal self-government and warns that concurrent state jurisdiction would disrupt the federal tribal regulatory framework.
Gallup City Council faced a broader problem after restricting hires to residents within five miles of city limits. The rethink urged targets potential impacts of the ordinance. Other items note abortion growth in Poland and sports results, with crime updates and local ads.
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that military personnel may not sue their superiors over alleged constitutional rights violations. Five black sailors claimed racial discrimination aboard the USS Decatur and alleged officers tolerated abuse. The court cited military discipline and distinct civilian and military justice systems as reasons to dismiss the suit.
An 18 year old Navajo youth died from complications of an extremely severe pneumonic plague in New Mexico. Six plague cases have been reported this year, with three recoveries and two hospitalized and improving. Authorities traced contacts and emphasized no person-to-person spread. The victim was treated promptly but succumbed. infection origin uncertain, possibly near the Arizona border.
President Reagan told the U S Conference of Mayors that the economy is on the mend with lower inflation and interest rates and unemployment moving down while acknowledging city problems. He pledged ongoing federal support as mayors pressed for more aid and hunger relief amid calls for budget cuts and faster fiscal discipline.
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