Business Standout Davis Named Navajo of the Year
In Gallup, Davis a Navajo from Tuba City Arizona was honored as a business standout of the year by the White House Ford administration. He started a garage and auto dealership financed by Navajo revolving credit program and now operates a combined showroom garage parts and service station on the Navajo Reservation.
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Gallup
Hess
Avizova
Smail Business Administration
Washington,d. C
Davis
White House
Ford Davis
Tuba City
Ariz
Navajo Revolv
Ing
Bank
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo utility profits praised while audits loom in 1974
The Navajo Nation utility, NTUA, shows $4.8 million earnings through June 30 1974 with potential revenues over $10 million for the year. GAO auditors prep an extended 1962 backward audit as federal investigations begin. GUNDE GUNCO NHDE criticized for mismanagement. council previously approved Osman study at $70.
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Howard
Graves
Associated Press
Window
Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Dhe
Navajo’ Tribal: Utility Authority
NTUA
Oatama
Ansatcountant
Ita
Navajo’ Housing and Development ‘Enterprise
NHDE
Accounting Office
GAO
Washington
D.C
Bureau
Osipam
Arizona
MacDonald
Osman
Gunde-Gunco
Board
New
Rej Dort
Tep
Dot
Weatewater
Transfer of Fr. Dunstan Stirs Gallup Parish
About 250 residents gathered at the Cathedral gym to protest a transfer order for Fr. Dunstan Schmidlin of the Sacred Heart Cathedral. Diocesan and Franciscan officials cited the pending decision by Fr. Fox in Cincinnati, with petitions and questions voiced by locals and community leaders.
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Gallup
Dunstan Schmidlin
Cathedral‘of the Sacred Heart
Cathedral Gym
Dunstan
Cincinnati
Franciscan Fathers
Kim Radosevich
Jerome “Hastrich
Radosevich
Robert Leyba
Andrew Fox
Leyba
St. Michael's
Fox
Fr. Dunstan
Ilea
Edward Junker
John Pinto
Junker
Art Bowman
Navajo Bia Division of Roads
BIA
Navajo Reservation
Mildred Piano
Ladies Guild of the
Fr. Dunston
Cathedral High School
Wilma
Talia
Cathedal ‘High
Thigh
Micky Mikelsen
UNM
Dudstan
Southwest
Fr.Dunstan
Churchrook
al Garcia
Kentucky
Cathedral ‘Falcons
Louisville Falcons
HUD says Gallup misused Community Development funds
The city received a HUD letter alleging improper use of 631 000 in Community Development Act funds for this fiscal year. A special meeting was set for Thursday to discuss the issue. mayor and MASH officials said HUD could require return of funds for the handicapped group home.
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Gallup
Department of Housing and ‘Urban Development
City
Mer
HUD
Dallas
Jeff Meyer
McKinley
Area Council of Governments
Chihuahua
State
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Water pipeline progress near Fort Defiance Navajo NM
NTUA acting chief Jim Williams reports the emergency water line from Navajo NM to Fort Defiance is near completion with 12 miles total, eight laid by Indian Health Service and three miles above ground this week to speed water delivery amid a Blue Canyon drought. Water hauling from Navajo continues and storage levels rise as crews work 12 hour days with BIA and IHS. permanent line coming after above ground section. Special sale at Gallup Music Store listed with gear prices.
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Authority Ntua
Jim Williams
NTUA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
The
Indian Health Service
Indian Health Services
Williams
Thanager
Mickey Dalton
Anaheim
Calif
Ntua Board of ‘Directors
Fort
Blue Canyon
Navajo Zuni Power Line Expansion Aims to Boost Output
JEMEZ SPRINGS New Mexico AP report details plans to connect the Navajo line to the Zuni station raising voltage to 24.9 kilovolts from the Navajo transmission. Engineers say the project will create an electrical highway increasing service to Zuni and possibly two more stations. Final cost impact on customers undecided as cooperative management reviews funding. Fire crews battle 4000 acre Santa Fe National Forest blaze with added personnel and aircraft.
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Jemez Springs
N.M
Santa Fe National Forest
Bob Steinhoff
U.S. Forest Service
Peel
Steinhoff
Gallup
Navajo Reservation
Navajo
Zuni
Saltstation
Gaul
Kirsch
Pueblo Anda
Albuquerque
Mandgeme
Beirut Arrests Tied to Meloy Jr Death and Other World Events
Multiple reports from AP describe arrests linked to the killing of U.S. Ambassador Francis Meloy Jr. in Beirut amid clashes between Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese groups. The dispatch also covers mercenary prosecutions in Luanda, Jordanian arms talks in Moscow, South Africa violence, and the American third party convention in Baltimore.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Francis E. Meloy Jr
al Fattah
Lebanese Socialist Revolutionary Organization
Bank of America
Mcloy
Robert
Waring
Zoheir Maghrabi
Johannesburg
South Africa
Soiyeto
Polive
Wali
Lake City
Tom Anderson
Whulymian
Semipiusury
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Rene Hii
Eel
Phoenix
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
U.S. Justice
Department
éTribal
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Dunstan Schmid
Gallup Dioscese
McKintey
Benet
Fabian, Martinez
Gates
Mexico
Utah
Fort Defiance
Allant. Howe
Salt Lake International
AN. Electrical
En Eptiieme Eetokeerste
Pueblo
Luanda
Angola
Andrew McKenzie
England
Hussein
Moscow
Jordan
Acabia
Vienna
Alia
Soviet Union
Bessige
Africa
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