14 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1986
Page
1
Police watched as protesters from the National Right to Life Committee and the National Organization for Women faced 22 arrests on Friday for investigation of trespassing after a disturbance outside the Rocky Mountain Planned Parenthood clinic.
Steve Allen pays tribute to Benny Goodman who died in his sleep and is hailed as the world's greatest artist on the jazz clarinet. The Swift Goodman King story notes his hard man persona but his musical genius endures.
The Gallup Independent Co presents index classifieds television sections .15 16 20 pages in two parts plus USA Weekend and advertising inserts. USPS 213-300. 1986 edition outlines page layout and product sections for readers and advertisers.
Cine Bureau WINDOW ROCK Arizona Navajo voters will choose among 12 candidates for chairman in the August 12 primary after the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors certified all contenders. The board also drew ballot order with Andrew Benallie top and Kay C Bennett second. remaining names include Larry Manuelito Peter MacDonald Raymond Nakai and others from Tohatchi Crownpoint Shiprock and more.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a career minded person for dependable sales work with good salary commission and benefits. Mathews Furniture offers attractive pay and company benefits. Call Unit 722-4424 for an appointment.
The Navajo Advisory Committee approved a $9.5 million purchase of 92,500 acres called the Winslow tract, including surface and mineral rights. The full Tribal Council must approve. a tour of the land is planned June 30 to July 2 to inspect the site before final action.
One year after the state ordered cities with 10 000 or more residents to adopt single member districts Gallup has not changed its council election method City Attorney James Parmelee notes the law HB 195 aims to improve minority representation Officials cite legal complexities and delayed action while City Manager Dan Dible says the April 1987 election is the next test date Lawyers plan to advise the council on constitutional issues and rights to proceed See DISTRICT page 2
Gallup county commissioners approved 275000 in federal revenue sharing to 16 offices and groups. Eight county departments received 217300, with 5700 to outside organizations. The roads department got 130000 for equipment, sheriff 40000, buildings 17500, and minor sums to the manager's office elections clerk and others. Several groups did not receive funds, while three 10000 grants went to Pinedale Chapter McKinley Area Services for the Handicapped and San Juan McKinley Seniors.
Nobel laureate Mother Teresa met President Reagan for ten minutes to seek White House backing for centers in the United States to aid AIDS victims. She said Reagan gave her hope and encouraged the effort while noting she would pray and he would handle the work.
Gallup officials will greet Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa on arrival at Gallup Municipal Airport at 11:45 AM during her nationwide tour to aid the poor. City leaders plan to present gifts and issue a proclamation naming a Mother Teresa Day before she visits local missions with Bishop Jerome Hastrieh.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a report involving immune deficiency cases at a New York home. Names, dates, or exact roles are unclear. event details and context remain tentative.
U S Justice Department attorney Eugenia Esch will visit Gallup next week to discuss Gallup’s hiring practices consent decree and review past hiring records. She plans to meet County Attorney Forrest Buffington and speak with residents about the $750 000 settlement awarded to four people while 16 others seek more. The final decree could be finalized June 23 unless objections arise.
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