Navajo Woman Sues U.S. Over Relocation Housing Failures
Louise Jane Begay, a Navajo mother of eight from Star Butte Arizona, sues the United States Claims Court alleging safety and statutory violations under the Relocation Act. She accuses the NHIRC of supplying a defective modular home that collapsed, denying counseling, and breaching fiduciary duties, while detailing financial strain and injuries to her family. She joins a separate May suit by Joe and Esther Begay in the same court.
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Patricia Guthrie
Flagstaff
United States
Louise Jane Begay
Star Butte
Ariz
United States Claims Court
Independent
Joe
Esther Begay
Begay
Navajo Hopi Indian Relocation Commission
NHIRC
Lee Brooke Phillips
Big Mountain Legal Defense Offense Committee
Phillips
U.S. Supreme Court
Classifieds and sections index at a glance
The page lists section numbers for Movies Comics Opinion Deaths Southwest Leisure Spons Living Television and an advertising supplement. It notes a 14 page single-section layout with USPS circulation details.
Reapportionment meeting cancelled at Crownpoint
A Crownpoint workshop on Navajo Tribal Council reapportionment plans was cancelled. The meeting would have covered Littlewater Nashodishgish Casmero Lake Whiterock and Lake Valley chapters with similar sessions set for Red Rock State Park Shiprock and Baca chapter houses. Public hearings will follow.
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Crownpoint
Navajo Tribal Council
Littlewater
Navajo Election Administration
Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribe
P.O
Sharon Watchman
Open Tonight at The Way Station with Free Drink
The Way Station at 206 South 3rd St announces Western Jubilee Night open tonight until 10 with a free medium drink with the purchase of any sandwich.
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No 1985 funds for Navajo housing programs
WINDOW ROCK Ariz The Navajo Housing Authority learned that the Navajo Tribe will not receive any federal money in 1985 to build new houses Region 9 HUD notified tribes in the Southwest of zero allocations Bruce Charley acting co director said the tribe has 1 377 houses in the pipeline and had asked HUD for over 1 400 units in 1985 The decision may be final by June 28 with little chance of change and the tribe can appeal within about two weeks Region 9 says the 15 part evaluation used Washington DC based Office of Indian Housing to judge allocations
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HUD
NHA
Charley
Raphael Mecham
Region 9
Mecham
Office of Indian Housing
Washington, D.C
Navajo Housing Authority
Testimony begins in Fero murder trial in New Mexico
The state presented its opening in Sierra County District Court as D C Chick Fero stands trial for first degree murder in the February 22 killing of Paul Hanson the superintendent of Gallup McKinley County Schools. Testimony includes a former teacher's recollection of a threatening remark by Fero and details of pretrial proceedings.
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Tim Knowles
Truth OR Consequences
Gallup-McKinley County
Paul Hanson
Hanson
D.C
Chick” Fero
Tohatchi High
Sierra County
Leon Taylor
Louis DePauli
Gallup
Katy Weber
Tohatchi High School
Fero
Unidentified Victims Among Fatal Crash West of Gallup
Three young men died when their car spun off State Road 118 near Lupton between Gallup and the New Mexico line. Police say the driver and two others were dead by the time the vehicle settled after an 85-foot fall. identities remained withheld pending kin notification.
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Gallup
Here
Lupton
Ariz
New Mexico Port of Entry
Gallup-McKinley board OKs single member district plan
Gallup-McKinley County Board of Education approved a move from at large to five single member districts for county elections including the school board. Districts cover Tohatchi Navajo area Church Rock Wingate Fort Wingate Gamerco Bread Springs Cousins Ramah West Gallup Manculito East Gallup Crownpoint Thoreau Whitehorse Prewitt Smith Lake Coolidge Continental Divide. Each district will represent about 9,471 to 10,353 residents in a district of roughly 50,000. The plan awaits U S District Judge Santiago Campos in Santa Fe approval and follows lawsuits alleging unequal representation. The plan mirrors the one filed by Elsie Largo in Crownpoint and could apply to county commissioners. Governor Anaya later signed a law mandating single member districts. The local suit delayed the February election.
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Patricia Guthrie
Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County
Crownpoint
Thoreau
Whitehorse
Prewitt
Smith Lake
Coolidge
Continental Divide
U.S
Santiago Campos
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Elsie Largo
Ms. Largo
Toney Anaya
Cal
Man hit by train near County Road 5 claims life
A 21-year-old Mentmore man, Danny L. Wylie, was struck and killed by an eastbound train at 3:54 a.m. Monday while walking east on the railway about 90 feet east of County Road 5. Police report the incident and ongoing investigation.
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Gallup
Danny L. Wylie
Mentmore
County Road 5
Meeting set on welfare issues in Navajo Nation
Rock, Arizona. A planned meeting between the Navajo Division of Social Welfare and the federal Inspector General's Office may resolve eight months of dispute sparked by a federal audit condemning the tribe's social services program. Attendees will compare audit findings, note corrections, and discuss administration changes, including a sought waiver of about 500000 dollars misspent on the Senior Companion Program.
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Kim Oriole
Rock, Ariz
Navajo Division of Social Welfare
Federal Inspector ‘General
Inspector General
Bruce Friedman
DSW
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