Prosecutor hammers at House's inconsistencies
Katharine Saltzstein reports Gordon House testified about the Albuquerque accident that killed Melanie Cravens and her three daughters, with prosecutors highlighting inconsistencies in prior statements. He described a stressful Christmas Eve including a shelter party, drinking to cope, and stops in Grants and Albuquerque before visiting his sister and shopping for his wife.
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Taos
Gordon House
Melanie Cravens
Albuquerque
House
House of Hope
Thoreau
Grants
Winrock Mall
Ginger
Coronado Mall
Hopi defend 1974 land law in Navajo housing dispute
The Hopi Tribe says it enforces a 1974 law prohibiting new Navajo construction on Hopi land without approval while Navajo President Zach accuses Hopi of harassment. Officials say maintenance and repairs under $250 are allowed and disputed land remains under mediation.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Hopilands
Peterson Zach
Kim Secakuku
Hopi
Ferrell Secakuku
Secakuku
Zah
Zach
Gallup features prominent in regional magazines
The June issue coverage highlights Gallup in New Mexico and the Southwest with advertorials inside three magazines. Mayo George Galanis fronts a New Mexico Business Journal spread showing the mayor and Navajo jewelry, plus an in-depth crafts feature, travel guidance, and a Gallup tourism push through Gallup Convention and Visitors Bureau materials.
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New Mexico Business Journal
Gallup
George Galanis
Body found on I-40 near Arizona border in Gallup
State police near Gallup say a 34 year old man was found dead about five days ago on Interstate 40 five miles east of the Arizona border. Officials not releasing his identity but believe they know who he is, pending dental record verification. Foul play is not suspected and the cause of death remains undetermined.
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Gallup
Tosday
Arizona
Interstate 40
Faron Segotta
New Mexico
State Highway Department
Sen
Richard
Malone
Sugotta
What is an Advertorial In Gallup Context
Gallup advertorials appear in three area magazines financed by city tax money. Southwest Art runs 18 pages at 13120, New Mexico magazine June issue costs 10000, and New Mexico Business Journal about 7000. Ellen MacAndrew-Caplan notes 200000 yearly ad budget from tax income. Mayor Galanis backs the strategy to reshape Gallup’s image.
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Tors Bureau
GCVB
Gallup
Ellen’ McAndrew Caplan
Caplan
Elmo Baca
Southwest Art
New Mexico
White Sands
Santa Fe
Sally Noel
Hollywood
Rio Puerco
Cher
New Mexico Business Journal
Ellen MacAndrew-Caplan
Steve Foreman
Ayee
Galanis
MacAndrew
Navajo Nation, BIA and IHS sign waste plan
Navajo Nation, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indian Health Services signed a collective agreement to clean up reservation waste. President Peterson Zah and agency directors endorsed a plan to analyze existing dumps, develop transfer systems, and shut hazardous sites as funding allows. Plans include 15 waste transfer stations and coordinated responsibilities.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indian Health Services
Peterson Zah
Area Bia
Wilson Barber
Area Ihs
John Hubbard Jr
BIA
IHS
Zach
Barber
Hubbard
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Mayo George Galanis
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Gurley. Motors
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Armando Alvarez
Francisco Lopez
John Boomer
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