21 Jun 1990
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1990
Page
1
Classifieds and notices from the 1990 issue include obituaries and community classifieds across sections like Living Leisure Southwest and Sports. Neighbors and Abilene notes are interwoven with comics and update briefs, reflecting daily local life.
Eleven candidates debated reform and spending at a marathon Navajo presidential candidates forum in Window Rock Arizona. Haskie and MacDonald sent representatives while Bennett Henderson did not attend. The event lasted from 6 p.m. to midnight with two question rounds.
Federal grand jury accelerates probe into Peter MacDonald case with Paul D. Wood indictment for lying to FBI agents and obstructing justice. Wood, Blaze Construction GM, allegedly gave a Nissan Pulsar to MacDonald and falsely claimed it was for his daughter. Five counts of bribes and kickbacks also cited against MacDonald and son Rocky in Window Rock court.
Eastern Bureau, WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. Reformer Bennie Silversmith criticizes several Navajo presidential hopefuls for confusing government reform concepts with Title Two amendments and the proposed constitution. He notes the Navajo Nation-wide education effort aims to clarify reform projects, urging people to rely on media and official meetings for accurate information. Former tribal chair Peterson Zah is praised for understanding reform, while Dr. Joe Martin is cited as recognizing the program’s educational value.
Apache County officials break ground on a $6.8 million jail and administration complex in St Johns. The facility, designed to house 80 inmates, aims to meet 20 years of county needs with reduced staffing and potential rental of excess capacity. Groundbreaking featured David Brown speaking for his father, Rep. Jack Brown, and addressed cost concerns and a push for counseling over punishment.
The Coalition of Parents for Education endorsed Robert Yazzie as president despite six charges linked to a June stabbing. COPE backed his leadership while seeking district funds for Ball's defense and calling for an attorney withdrawal, with trial dates set for July 31 and September 3.
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