Tourists wait as crews remove crash victims at canyon
Tourists queued to fly into the Grand Canyon as rescue teams removed bodies from a fatal crash, authorities said. The scene unfolded Thursday as investigators assessed the wreckage and secured the area for responders and travelers arriving at the popular site.
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Indian Congress Seeks Economic Health Advances in Albuquerque
Albuquerque AP delegates to the National Congress of American Indians discuss education economy health and natural resources in a three day meeting led by Mescalero Apache Tribe President Wendell Chino. Governor Anaya cites minority advancement and persistent discrimination as barriers to improvement.
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National Congress of American Indians
Wendell Chino
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Toney Anaya
New Mexico
Anaya
Carers sought in multiple Gallup area communities
The Gallup Independent advertises care positions in PHS area Stagecoach area Hawaiian Village Trailer Park Chamisdt Trailer Park Maloney Pershing area Orleans Manor apartments and Hazel Street area. Applicants must be at least 12 years old. Call Kim Piano or Barbara Perez at 863-6811 to express interest.
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Navajos file new suit over relocation methods
Navajo Nation joins recent relocation lawsuits against the federal government claiming unlawful Navajo relocation. Attorney General Claudeen Bates Arthur says the suit mirrors a prior filing but extends the illegality claims against the Navajo Hopi Indian Relocation Commission and Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Kim Oriole
Navajo Tribe Plans Peaceful Education Drive Over County Fights
The Navajo Nation aims to educate county officials nationwide about tribal sovereignty through cooperation rather than confrontation. Tribal leaders cite a letter from the National Association of Counties urging a presidential review of federal Indian policy. They seek broader awareness of treaty, land, water, grazing and jurisdiction issues affecting both tribal members and non Indians near reservations.
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Kim Oriole Dine
Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribe
Tribal Council
National Association of Counties
Reagan
National County, Association
Harvey McKerry
Dennehotso
McKinley hiring probe linked to city inquiry
A U S Department of Justice probe into McKinley County hiring practices grew from evidence gathered during the Gallup city hiring investigation. County officials said the city probe raised questions about county hiring, with the matter discussed at a Thursday meeting as the department pursues its inquiry.
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Gallup
U.S. Justice Department
McKinley County
Don Jordan
Gloria Howes
Justice Department
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Howes
Buffington
Jordan
Ms. Esch
Lerk
Earnest Becenti
Lee McKinley
Hopi Kikmongwi Speak on Navajo Land Dispute in San Francisco
Hopi traditional leaders led by kikmongwi Stanley Bahnimotewa spoke at the San Francisco Press Club on the Navajo Hopi land dispute. The forum, also involving To na Sanchez of the International Treaty Organization and Hopi Chairman Ivan Sidney, marked a historic direct address to the public on the century old case. The discussion covered partition law, relocation deadlines, and the Big Mountain resistance among Navajo families.
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Catherine Feher-Elston
San Francisco
Calif
Oraibi
Stanley Bahnimotewa
United Nations
The
Ivan Sidney
California
Big Mountain Support Group
Richard Grow
Congress
Big Mountain
Bahnimotewa
Caleb Johnson
Marilyn Harris
Orlan Tewa
Harris
Tribes urged to build own economies in Montana visit
Ross Swimmer, assistant Interior secretary for Indian affairs, told Billings audiences tribes must create their own employment by fostering business environments rather than relying on federal aid. He outlined a plan to help start 100 jobs in the first year and to establish a tribal business center with professionals to assist development. Swimmer noted past approaches focused on feasibility studies and emphasized tribal initiative.
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Mont
Ross Swimmer
Interior
Indian Affairs
Montana
West
Wyoming
Wind River
Washington, D.C
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Sai Peamakes
Capita Bpecee
Swimmer
Tulsa
Okla
University of Oklahoma ‘School of Law
Round Up Saloon Honga Road BWEEKENE Coors Gold P.
Native Istom Band headlines at Round Up Saloon on Honga Road with Coors Gold P. as sponsor. Short-set event features party atmosphere and live music by Native Istom Band, attracting local patrons and visitors.
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Bweekene Coors Gold P. Party
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Burglary Information Sought With Reward Offered
A reward of 1500 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those involved in a burglary at a local facility. Authorities request strict confidence and contact details for tips and evidence.
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