Dear Abby and Obituaries Highlighted in 1989 Gallup Independent
A clipped newspaper page fragment lists sections including Dear Abby advice, obituary notices, and sports in 1989. The line also references television listings and a Southwest LGIGUIO item, showing the issue’s varied contents across entertainment and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Abby
Scion CO
Sreeesseesesecescever
Southwest Lgiguio
Ccsecesessereee
Living
Cesseseseereaneres
the Gallup Independant Co
Haskie plans return after Teesto meeting disruption
WINDOW ROCK Arizona Navajo Interim Chairman Leonard Haskie intends to return to Teesto Chapter soon after a heated gathering where heckling and jeering forced him to cut his visit short. He said the disruption was unfortunate but that he delivered information not previously provided to the community. The meeting included supporters of Peter MacDonald, who had been placed on administrative leave by the Navajo Tribal Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskie
MacDonald
Navajo Tribal Council
Hit
Co Aa Council
Ae Dete
Trial Net
Hidwaver
George Clark
Indian Wells-White Cone
Hoover Schultz
Tolani
Lake-Luepp-Birdsprings
Benjamin House
Mariano Lake- Smith Lake
Anderson Tully
Teesto
Thoreau Residents Oppose Liquor License Plan
Thoreau area residents plan to organize to oppose the Thriftway Corporation liquor license application for the Thoreau Shopping Center. A community meeting is set for Thursday at the Senior Center to discuss the June 23 hearing before the State Alcohol and Gaming Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau
Thriftway Corporation
Ben Shelly
Diner Rights Association
Betty Miller
Miller
State Alcohol and Gaming Commission
The
Alcohol and Beverage Control
Thareau
Bettyller
Out of money for Navajo women office funds
The Navajo Office of Navajo Women faces funding shortfalls with only 415 dollars left. A 1989 budget of 120000 is offset by an 80000 grant that requires a dollar-for-dollar match, prompting proposals to divert funds from the Navajoland Festival of the Arts to cover operations, child care, and a weaver program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of
Navajo Women
Fed
Betty Reid
Rock, Ariz
Navajo Tribe
U.S. Department of Labor
Pat Whitehorse
Navajoland Festival of the Arts
Navajo Tribal Council
McKinley County Eases Fireworks Ban Debate
McKinley County Commission amended the firework ordinance to allow individual reviews of requests while enforcing the 1988 rule on aerial displays. Fire Marshal August Martin pressed for a total ban due to dry conditions, but Chairwoman Ophelia Gonzales-Bass and others opted for selective consideration and stricter enforcement. The panel also funded waste disposal bins across multiple communities and adjusted landfill rules amid ongoing state regulatory disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando del Valle
Gallup
August Martin
McKinley County Commission
Martin
Ophelia Gonzales-Bass
Felix Begay
Raphael Martin
Roger Radosevich
Waste Disposal Systems
Thoreau
Ivanbito
Church Rock
Bluewater Lake
Red Rock
Road Department
Jim Radosevich
Santa Fe
Radosevich
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Unclear Local Context
The readable fragments reference people and places in a garbled OCR stream. Entities are not consistently identifiable, with scattered names like Hadés Beek and Al EMenia and mentions of cranes and prayers. The passage lacks coherent events or dates to summarize into a clear news item.
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Perles
Bureau of Elections
Shalimar
Peter
Irving Billy
Navajo Tribal. Council
al Grant
Navajo Nation
Ms. Whitehorse
Navajo Festival of the Arts Inc
Wanda MacDonald
Thomas Boyd
Shirle Bowman
McKinley
Cibola County
Prewitt
Rehoboth-McKinley Christian Hospital
RMCH
Roger Gleisner
Regula
Gleisner
Keven Allen
Judy Longan
Hih
Ane
Vant
Ines
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