19 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1979
Page
1
The readable portions discuss tax filing issues and civil penalties. It mentions a misrecorded amount and possible penalties, with reference to a court or official process. Names and specific dates are unclear due to the damaged text, but the core topic is tax related obligations and potential civil consequences.
Calvin C Hall 54 first director of the UNM Gallup Branch died Monday night in Durango Colorado while vacationing with family He had recently returned to part time work at the Gallup office The veteran World War II alum was born October 10 1924 in Jerusalem Arkansas Services are pending Hall guided the Gallup branch from 1966 as it expanded from a single Quonset hut to new buildings enrollment over 400 and broader offerings He previously held deanships at Arapahoe Junior College Crowder College and roles as counselor and educator in Alamogordo and Farmington.
Dies Hall earned a Bachelor of Science in education from New Mexico State University in 1949 with a major in physical education and sociology minor. He later earned a Master of Arts in 1957 and educational specialist credentials in 1964 from NMSU, plus additional teaching and administrative credentials from the University of Texas in 1965. He was active in the Community College Association and the Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce.
Fragmented OCR lists Micah and his wife with children including Craig and Leah, but no clear event or context is provided beyond partial family names.
Gallup Lions Club prepares a large barbecue for the rodeo week led by Skip Hansen and Lewis McEwen. They will cook beef using a new portable pit, with oak wood burned from Ft. Wingate Depot and firebrick donated by the city. The event runs Wednesday through Friday with judging, rodeo performances, and a western dance, inviting seniors and handicapped guests.
A weekend at the Perk features a downtown parade at 10 a.m. a park barbecue at Sam and a 7:30 p.m. dance and rodeo repeated Saturday. A kid rodeo noon event draws youths in steer riding goat tying and calf roping with 208 entrants last year and expectations of hundreds this year. Lions crews tidy the park arena as North American Championship Rodeo preparations begin for Aug 22 26, first Gallup hosting. Tickets at the door cover events and meals.
Classified snippet promotes a cash rebate sale on all vehicles at Navajo Motors. The ad mentions a 1,000 square foot bale and savings, with contact numbers 722 5464 and 863 5175. Locations referenced include Tyms, Second Pa, and a street near Post Oi. Thursday's paper noted for further details.
Continental Divide Electric Cooperative may submit a counterproposal to striking electrical workers by week’s end if talks progress. The board rejected a union bid to end the June 4 strike, while Federal mediator Henry Meynes conducted meetings with both sides. Local 611 officials await the coop’s next move.
The Interior Department begins an environmental impact study for a 200 mile 200 million dollar water pipeline from Navajo Lake to Gallup and 22 northwest New Mexico communities. Two pumping schemes Cottonwood and San Juan aim to supply 1990s shortages with 46 752 to 48 481 acre feet annually, targeting routes via Shiprock Crownpoint Fort Defiance Window Rock and Burnham. Public comments invited through Larry Kysar in Amarillo Texas.
Karen Moses reports on Gallup McKinley County School Board plans for a new Thoreau High School costing six to seven million dollars. The 106600 square foot campus includes 15 academic rooms, extensive vocational facilities, a central courtyard, a 1400-seat gym, and space for expansion. HEW involvement and bidding timelines are outlined with a 18 month construction period.
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