Bolles Death Ties to Bombing Probe and Arizona Figures
Don Bolles, veteran Arizona Republic reporter, died after a midtown Phoenix bombing aimed at his car as he left a hotel. Investigations tie the attack to a land deal involving prominent Arizonans, with names such as Steiger and Adamson linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R-Ariz
Arizona
Steiger
Fabbits
S.O.B
Bolles
Don'Lozier
Washington
Adamson
Emprise
Mafia
Emprise. Corp
Ramcorp
Buffalo
Don ‘Bolles
E Imprise
Stéiger
Isi
Harry Rosenzweig
GOP
Goldwater
Rosenzweig
Sald
Don
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mickey Clifton
Paradise Valley
Emer
Ron Dalrymple
Cal
Adamsop
John Hart
Dalrymple
Dalrymples
Water shortage hits Fort Defiance area in Arizona
Officials race to halt wells drying at Blue Canyon as Navajo water trucks haul supply thirteen miles to Fort Defiance. NTUA crews join the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indian Health Service to lay an above ground pipeline linking Navajo and Fort Defiance with storage tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Blue Canyon
Fort Defiance
Window Rock
Navajo New. Mexico
Navajo
Fort
Red Lake
NTUA
Bureau of Indian’ Affairs
Indian ‘Health Service
Mike
Indian Health Service
NYUA
College of Ganado
Ganado, Ariz
Office of Nursing Education
The
Navajo Health Authority
Navajo Agency changes shift leadership roles in BIA
Rexin transfers from Navajo Area director post to new assignment. Wilfred Buea named acting assistant area director for administration. William Babby appointed temporary Navajo Region director from Billings office. Curtis Geiogamah returns to Phoenix. Thompson to appoint permanent director after selection by commission. Candidates include Dage Fort Defiance, Plummer Crownpoint, Paul Time City, McCabe Shiprock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windowrock
William Babby
Administra‘thon
Billings
Mont
Babby
Curtis’ Geiogamah
Hig
Phoenix
Ates
Morris Thompson
Area ‘Agency
Donald Dage
Fort
Defiance
Ed Plummer
Crownpoint
Frankie Paul
Ed McCabe
Ship
Fire Rages Near Page In New Mexico Wilderness Blaze
A forest fire started Monday about 20 miles south near Gallup and 5 miles southeast of McGaffey Lake burned 200 acres and remained uncontrolled Tuesday morning. Emilio Montoya said 320 firefighters battled the blaze as air tankers dropped retardant and mop up began in cooled areas. The cause is under investigation with winds monitored for spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Staif
McGaffey Lake
Forest Service
Page
Emilio Montoya
Mt. Taylor Ranger District
Wisconsin rider maps 325 mile Great River bike trail
Salem Wisconsin AP reports 22 year old Ellefson plans a 325 mile route from La Crosse to Bayfield with future extensions toward Galena and New Orleans. He participates in a July ride with La Crosse Wheelmen promoting bicycle awareness and regional planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Wise
Ellefson
State Natural Resources
Ment
Mississippi
la Crosse
Bayfield
Lake Superior
Croase Wheelmen
Inc
Galena
New Orleans
Navajo District Board Delays Hearing on Budget 76 77
Fort Defiance Arizona meeting of the Window Rock School Board postponed a public hearing on the 1976 77 budget. The board plans a special session to discuss the budget and related issues including a court action to test P L 81 874 validity for additional federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort ‘Defiance
Ariz
Ding Bureau
Fort Defiancé
Window Rock
Arizona
Peterson Zah
Allan Begay
Katherine Arviso
Jack Lutton
Roslyn Moore
Pérponnnel
Stanley van ‘Kueran
Zuni Pueblo Watershed Project Moves Toward Funding
Senate Public Works Committee endorsed the Zuni Pueblo Watershed Project in McKinley County. The plan costs 4.827 million dollars with 966 thousand from local sponsors, includes a flood dam, a 3 foot diameter pipeline to the Zuni river, and land treatment to cut erosion. The project aims to expand farming on 884 additional acres and add 66 previously low yield acres, with 4 736 acre feet storage and 300 thousand dollars annual benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D.C
Senate Public
McKinley County
Pete” Domenici
R-N-M
Soil Conservation Service
Domenici
Zuni Pueblo
McKinley Natural ‘Resource Conservation’ District
Northwest
New Mexico
Pueblo
Aztec Avenue to become one way again in Gallup plan
Manuel Gonzales public safety director will urge the City Council to restore Aztec Avenue to one way westbound after a three month trial. A hearing is set at 7 30 p.m. in Council Chambers with a decision due this week amid traffic concerns and unfinished state highway guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie ‘Meyer
Gallup
Manuel Gonzales
Public Safety
Aztec’ Avenue
Chambers
Edward Junker
Gonzales
Aztec
Yeis
Sunrise Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Wast Y
West Y
Stan Lutz
Los Angeles
Calif
Gamesco Wash
City ‘Water Commission
State Highway Department
Army Corps of Engineers
Niuajo Students Face Reduced Summer Scholarship Funds
Window Rock Arizona Niuvajo education leaders say the BIA has withdrawn 106000 from the tribe scholarship program and transferred it to adult vocational programs. Dillon Platero says funding for most applicants will be cut leaving maybe 130 of 600 accepted. BIA officials insist the transfer complies with the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windowrock
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Dillon Platero
Division of
BIA
Platero
Tribe i
Tribe
Walt McBrooms
Explosion in Farmington Kills Man. FBI Probes Cause
Police say an explosion in a Farmington van killed 21 year old John Schumann and critically injured Bill Reeves. Investigators, with FBI help, explored a possible link to a bank bomb scare as officers described the blast and vehicle damage. Diocese rally announced for June 16 at Cathedral Gym to support Fr. Dunstan’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Bob’ $S Shell Staton
Reeves
U P.m
Winston Davis
al. Tigers
Valley Bank
Gordon Hogue
Schumann
Diocese of
Gallup
Fr. Dunstan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heinz‘Karnitchnig
Maricopa County
Dri
Becaus
Permins
Valley National Bank
Gall
Peter’Kay
Arizona State University
Oe Kay
Elefson
Pivé
George Traviella
Thebdard
Navajo Division of Education
Alfred Holloway
Farmers Home Administration
Federal Building
Mark Findley
Ruidoso
Beeeee He
Farmers Home
Albuquerque
City Hall
FBI
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!