22 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1979
Page
1
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An unreadable OCR fragment mentions an Arizona campus, a former employee filing a complaint, and a scheme involving 3500 pieces of something. It references city parks, possible piracy or fraud, and money related to wages or payments. The text is garbled but suggests a police or investigative note about a theft scheme.
In Gallup and Albuquerque the independent trucker strike caused limited disruption. Stop closures affected seven of ten Ammerica truckstops briefly. fuel deliveries slowed marginally with 10 percent dip in produce shipments for Albertsons. Pickets lined yards but operations largely continued. diesel fuel prices and access remained focal points for drivers seeking affordable costs.
Governor Bruce King designates McKinley San Juan Valencia Sandoval and Colfax as eligible for a $20 million nationwide energy development grant administered by the Farmers Home Administration. DOE review will determine qualification for future $120 million funding. New Mexico priority seeks uranium and coal area projects with a July 15 deadline for a national list.
Police arrested Jennie Artene and Raymond Grey in Gallup for child neglect after officers found them unconscious in a vehicle at Milan's Tavern with a 4-6 month old infant. The infant was placed in the Christian Child Care Home. Police also investigated two assault reports from early today.
In Gallup a foursome played 168 holes starting at 5:34 a.m. and finishing at 8:50 p.m. raising about $6,000 for cancer research. Players included Joe Sherman and golf pro Richard Garcia. event honored late Mayor Edward Junker, with pledges and donations from 260 supporters.
The Lions Club Rodeo in Gallup anticipates weekend events after a crowd-pleasing Thursday night with the famous Playboy bull delivering high action. Stock contractor Buster Webb notes the Brahman weighs 1,800 pounds and has logged 10 rides in approximately 500 tries, branding him a crowd favorite. Webb and bullfighter Larry Lancaster describe the showy routine and travel plans, while announcer Zook Dove praises Red Rock State Park as a top rodeo arena. The parade, barbecue, and kids events cap a busy Saturday, with Indian Capital Horsemen, a Gallup High School band, and Lioness float among over 40 entries.
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