17 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1989
Page
1
Gallup utilities director Buck Monday urged residents to conserve as the main water tank, 22 feet deep and holding 4 million gallons, fell about two feet amid peak weekend use. He reported a 20 percent rise in consumption this week and warned the dry, hot conditions hinder rapid refill.
Fire Marshal August Martin warns the driest year in 15 years could spark wildfires from fireworks. He cites state officers who call conditions explosive and notes prior Fourth of July brush fires, including a June event near Black Rock that required over 12 hours to control. Authorities urge only legal fireworks.
TUBA CITY Ariz The grant board for Tuba City High School approved a plan described as a new comprehensive educational program ten weeks before students return. The plan replaces the earlier enriched program and omits details on administration or relationships with the public school district. Superintendent Tah noted no notification or joint meetings with the public board. He cited chronic underachievement among dormitory students and high dropout rates as context for the split.
Four Zuni Pueblo youngsters from Zuni Elementary testified at a Santa Fe hearing on the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant project. They wore kirtles and kilts, danced, and urged safety, citing EPA standards, groundwater risk, and the impact on future generations.
Virg ies Restaurant at 2720 West 66th announces closure for remodeling. The notice states one day and Tuesday June 20 as the closure, with Burger King locations listed for alternative meals.
Ben Bennett Navajo Fair manager confirms a husband and wife trick riding team from Missouri will make their first Navajo appearance. Local civic center plans include wagon exhibits and related enticements around the event.
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