20 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1984
Page
1
Beginning July 1 teachers seeking certification in New Mexico in any of 12 subject areas must pass national competency tests. The change affects all new applicants and aims to standardize qualifications across disciplines and districts.
The debate focuses on whether scientists can freeze human embryos and the moral implications if the embryos become orphans, if would be parents die, or if they choose not to raise a child. The discussion touches on legality and ethical responsibilities in reproductive technology.
An Arizona court seeks the whereabouts of a bachelor attorney who has been missing for several weeks. He faces no criminal charges, but $99,000 from a client's estate was cashed and converted into traveler's checks recently.
A Tampa dentist undertook dental work on a Bengal tiger kept at a facility in the city. The animal, described as large and calm, required routine care while the dentist monitored its response to the procedure.
A brief notice describes a two section advertising supplements published in 1984 by The Gallup Independent Co. The document notes the publication included sixteen pages across two sections and is identified with USPS 213-300.
City sponsored tennis lessons are underway at Ford Carryon Park with Tim Kocsis guiding young players in learning the game. He offers tips and drills as the participants enjoy favorable weather and outdoor practice.
Gallup City Council in a work session agreed a mandatory $200 fine for second offense DWI and considered minimums up to $300. They also moved to adopt city ordinances on drug paraphernalia and minor marijuana possession, with fines up to $300 or 90 days in jail, while keeping the first offender DWI school intact and reviewing riding with an intoxicated driver.
Three of four inmates who fled the Gallup jail over Memorial Day weekend were recaptured. Paul Brody and Arnold Yazzie were taken in by authorities, while Howard Eddy was picked up after the escape. James Russelle remains in custody on burglary and forgery charges with a $30,000 bond. his name has been entered in NCIC. The escape involved forcing a jailer and a guard, with a nonworking dormitory lock noted by Gallup Police Chief Frank Gonzales.
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