16 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1989
Page
1
The fragment references classified comics and sections from a 1999 issue of The Gallup Independent Co. It mentions Dear Abt Schools Leisure Living Movies Opinion Obituaries Southwest and other page headings, indicating a mix of community notes and features.
Western Bureau reports Tuba City High School will separate into a public school and a grant school with the public building to be renovated for grant administration. Grant leaders cite dormitory student needs and a testing finding that many grant students lag behind. The split follows walkouts and prior dissatisfaction, with mediator and attorney costs totaling over $10,500.
Governor Garvey and backers dedicate New Mexico's first privately run women's prison in Grants. The Corrections Corp. of America will operate the facility at 69.75 per inmate per day, aiming to save about 700000 yearly with 200 beds. The complex frees 180 beds at Western New Mexico facility and cost about 6 million to build.
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald and Vice Chairman Johnny R. Thompson pleaded not guilty in Window Rock District Court to multiple counts related to interference with judicial proceedings. A Phoenix grand jury probe looms with possible indictments while a Santa Fe firm subpoenas tribal and personal documents.
Residents near Thoreau organized People Against Alcohol and Drugs gathering hundreds of signatures for a petition to block the transfer of a liquor license to Thoreau Shopping Center. About 375 signatures were collected in two days for a June 29 Alcoholic Beverage Control hearing. A march to the shopping center is planned and a reservation-wide boycott of Thriftway stores may follow if the license is approved. The group seeks legal assistance and photos of the area to support objections.
The 41st annual Lions Club Rodeo kicks off tonight at 7:30 PM at Red Rock State Park with crowning of the Rodeo Queen and a 9 PM Rodeo Dance. Saturday events start at 9 AM with rodeo continuing into the afternoon and a 9 PM Beat Rodeo Dance.
Navajo Office of the Prosecutor filed charges against an individual from Window Rock District. Allegations include use of a tribal airplane on March 25 to travel from Window Rock to Kayenta and to the Peabody Mine at Black Mesa and back, and an alleged attorney contract dated March 27 with various officials referenced.
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