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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1986
Page
1
A helicopter and a twin engine plane collided and crashed in flames into the Grand Canyon on Wednesday, killing all 25 people aboard. Authorities investigated the high profile accident, with investigators tracing the route and flight data to determine the cause and sequence of events.
A new analysis of giant fossil footprints in a Texas riverbed concludes there is no evidence of human prints mingling with those of dinosaurs. Paleontologists present methods and results supporting the separation of tracks.
The Gallup Independent Co reports an 18 page issue published in two sections plus an advertising insert. USPS registration 213-300 indicates standard post distribution. No further context or specific articles are provided in the fragment.
Two week old McLemroe McCorky of Houck Ariz was reported kidnapped after being taken from the Gallup Indian Medical Center pediatrics ward about 6 p.m. Tuesday by his parents. The mother Lula Mae Irving was identified. the father’s name was not released. FBI Special Agent Harlan Coffman led a multi agency probe before finding the baby with the grandparents in Gallup. Coffman urged hospital personnel to be informed in similar circumstances.
The Gallup Independent invites youths aged 12 or older to apply as carriers in the PHS area Stagecoach area Hawaiian Village Trailer Park Chamisal Trailer Park Maloney and Pershing area Orleans Manor apartments and Hazel street area. Interested parties should call Piano or Barbara Peres at 863 6811.
Hopi Tribal Chairman Ivan Sidney says the Hopi will not seek eviction of Navajos from partitioned lands amid recent violence in the former Joint Use Area. He spoke after a Tuesday clash between Hopi law enforcement and Indians opposing Navajo relocation near Teesto, noting one officer was lightly stabbed. The relocation deadline set by Congress remains July 6, with hopes for a peaceful resolution.
Rodeo week in progress at Red Rock State Park features the 38th annual Lions Club Rodeo. Alvis Largo, 5, won the barnyard scramble on kids night earning a goat and a $50 Savings bond. Tonight’s program starts at 7 p.m with free escorted women and a 9 p.m to 1 a.m. rodeo dance. Friday adds rodeo and crowning of the rodeo queen plus another dance, with a downtown parade at 10 a.m. Saturday and a neon barbecue and more rodeo events to follow.
The Navajo Budget and Finance Committee urges the BIA to modify ten 1988 budget areas. It says funds are unfairly distributed among tribes and areas, and calls for Navajo priority in open jobs, control of census funding, relocation land development from Congress, and dedicated funds for new lands.
President Corazon Aquino cites national duties and a constitutional commission as reasons she cannot attend Tohatchi High School's commencement. In a May 19 letter she sends a written message to the senior class instead. The message arrived late due to delivery issues and was read after the May 22 graduation.
A graduation address urges the class of Tohatchi High School to pursue higher studies or other paths as the Philippines embarks on nation building. It emphasizes freedom, democracy, integrity, public service, and continued US-Philippine alliance to rebuild the nation with truth and justice.
McKinley County Commission considers adopting a county wide personnel pay scale and evaluation plan. Pat Holloway, hired wage analyst, surveyed 26 entities and found most county salaries align with peers. Recommendations include capping top earners and adjusting future hires to proper pay levels.
FBI agents probe a confrontation on Hopi partitioned lands that injured a BIA officer and a Hopi tribal ranger while a Navajo leader and Hopi officials trade blame. A lawyer returned missing weapons to the BIA amid relocation tensions affecting about 238 Navajo families.
Promoter Bob Grad plans a one day concert at end of June to raise 130000 for the Big Mountain Legal Defense/Offense Committee and promote Navajo and Hopi unity. He says there is no tribal dispute, views relocation as the issue, and targets attention on Black Mesa coalbed politics.
Local saloon kicks off rodeo weekend with a Lord Calvert party. Native Kustom band set to perform, drawing patrons for a lively, music filled social. Event showcases community turnout and local entertainment.
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