Fires on Fort Defiance area burn across 900 acres
BIA forestry personnel and tribal rangers report two fires near Old Sawmill and west of Toadlena totaling about 900 acres. Five fires sparked Thursday afternoon. three contained, two smoldering at 9 a.m. Friday. Cause under investigation, likely man made.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Ba ‘Bureau ‘of Indian ‘Affairs and Tribal” ‘Forestry
Fort Defiance
Toadlena
Ted
Koenig
BIA
Navajo Forest
Archeology reviews slow in Navajo energy boom in New Mexico
The Navajo Nation faces housing and water shortages as energy development expands in northwestern New Mexico. Agencies process surveys and archeological clearances for water and housing projects, with firms frequenting the Navajo Reservation for mining and infrastructure work. Protections under the Antiquities Act and Historical Preservation Act guide preservation and excavation when sites are threatened.
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Vincent Carrolls Energy Boony
New Mexico
Navajo Museum
Martin Link
Link
Poa
Ricn
San Juan Basin
Cal Cummings
T.J. Ferguson
Zuni
Congress
Williams Acres Faces Sewage Crises and Lagoon Solution
Gallup reports Williams Acres area homes lack proper sewer facilities with 17 plus homes having sewage problems and many others on inadequately designed systems. Officials discuss lagoons as a potential public health friendly solution needing proper sizing and soil conditions for evaporation.
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Williams Acres
Gallup
Devironmenta Protest ‘Agency
BIA
Williams’ ‘Acres
Allen
Gulf Oil Mole in International Uranium Cartel Case Probed
House subcommittee eyes DOJ probe into Gulf Oil participation in a world uranium price fixing cartel. Gulf contends acts were compelled by Canada. witnesses include Gulf and Canadian officials. Cartel allegedly raised uranium prices from about 5 to over 40 per pound, affecting utilities and long term contracts.
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Washington
Justice Department
Gulf Oil Corp
U.S
Gulf
Peg
T Testitut
Gyre
Gulf Minerals Canada Ltd
Gregg
Canada
South Africa
France
Australia
Gulf Board
Jerry McAfee
Nessee Valley Authority
South Carolina Power and Light
Duke Power Co
Gulf Canadian
Senate backs nine water projects cuts in Carter plan
The Senate Appropriations subcommittee backed nine of Carter’s 18 water projects for elimination and kept nine in the budget for the new fiscal year, while the House retained all 18. Stennis urged the move to avert a presidential veto, amid budget-balancing pressures and bid delays.
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Washington
US Senate
Ofealie
Carter
Congress
Appropriations
Public Works
John’ Stennis
D-Miss
Costa
Efrene
House“of Representatives
Congressional Democratic
Stennis
Ted
Garrison
N.D
Senate
House
Bonneville
Utah
Navajo Mine Workers Vote in Union Presidential Election
In Window Rock Arizona Dine Bureau reports miners on the Navajo Reservation voted in the United Mine Workers presidential race. turnout was about 20 percent with Roy Tutt of Kayenta the leading candidate while Leesor Miller received about 19 percent. Bamfield noted low interest and little campaigning and Miller’s visit failed to sway voters.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Dine
United ‘Mine Workers
Hogal
Pees
Roy Tutt
Kayenta
Ey Ae Miller
Leesor
Black Mesa
Tutt
Ovation
Bamfield
GAO warns of huge costs in decommissioning aging nuclear plants
Congressional auditors say ERDA and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission failed to plan for decommissioning and waste disposal as hundreds of reactors could be obsolete by the next century. The GAO cites West Valley and Clinton sites with potential costs in the hundreds of millions, and warns of a post shutdown knowledge and funding gap.
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Washington
Carter
Congressional
General Accounting Office
GAO
Energy Research and Development Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commnation
House Science and Technology
Monte Canfield Jr
Energy and Minerals Division
ERDA
Canfield
West Valley
N.Y
New York
Clinton, Tenn
Manhattan Project
Coyote Canyon Man Beaten and Robbed Near Puerco Drive
Police report two men assaulted and robbed 67 year old David Harvey near Puerco Drive and Coal Avenue Thursday night. Harvey was taken to Public Health Service Hospital for treatment of injuries suspected from the attack.
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Gallup
Coyote Canyon
Mai
Puerco Drive
Coal Avenue
David’ Harvey
Public Health Service ‘Hospital
Buy
All Pall All Pall toward the cup
A garbled fragment appears to reference a basketball championship and a player named Arn. The text hints at excitement, afterglow of a game, and comments about a remarkable moment but lacks coherent names, dates, or outcomes.
Olympic Games Debt and Revenue Report Explained
A final report to the 79th IOC session shows the organizing committee posted revenue over 1 million and a remaining debt near 200 million tied to the Montreal cost. The report notes funding and guarantees shared between Montreal and Quebec authorities amid construction costs.
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Prague
Montreal
Quebec
Unclear historical note on city baseball figures and telephonic remark
Fragmentary OCR text references a person calling himself owner of a baseball team and a commissioner Bowie Kyver, with disjointed phrases about blasting and a state of confusion. The source appears damaged and lacks coherent event details or dates.
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Doug“Walgren
D-Pa
House’ Investigations
Pedro's
SRP Benc
Police
Tulsa
Okla
Arnol
Terry Diehl
Oly
Seaver
Sioner Bowie K Yver
Ley
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