Date shifted for Salabye trial in Window Rock
In Window Rock Arizona the trial date for Navajo Nation Legislative Advisor Robert Salabye has been changed from Friday June 19 to Wednesday. Salabye, a former Navajo Nation council delegate for Nazlini, was arrested June 10 on a warrant for May 21 nonappearance and charged with battery relating to an alleged December 12 1991 incident at the Tribal Legislative Offices the Window Rock district court ordered him to reappear June 19 at 10 a.m.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Robert Salabye
Navajo Nation Council
Nazlini
Salabye
Michael Smith
Window Rock District
Verna
DeConcini Pushes Reclamation Out of Glen Canyon Talks
Arizona Senator Dennis DeConcini charges the Bureau of Reclamation delays stall Glen Canyon Dam Environmental Impact Study begun in 1989. He says the Grand Canyon suffers from fluctuating river flows causing beach erosion wildlife loss and damage to archaeological and Indian religious sites. Interior Secretary may decide soon after reviewing the allegations.
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Glen Canyon
Phoenix
Dennis
DeConcini
D-Ariz
State Bureau of Reclamation
Grand Canyon
Manuel Lijan
John Wright
Lujan
Glen Canyon Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Witness: Pilot radioed he was having trouble
An eyewitness to Friday's Grand Canyon sightseeing plane crash testified to federal investigators that the pilot radioed he was in trouble just before the Cessna 402 went down killing all 10 aboard. Investigators noted engine gauges showed the right engine at zero RPM at impact and discussed the flight's final moments near Hualapai Reservation.
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Meadview
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas
Kolstad
Jim’ Bettis
Grand Canyon West
Boris J. Orent
Orent
Federal Aviation Administration
Mohave
Jan Rodriguez
John McCain
R-Ariz
Senate Commerce Committee
Flagstaff
McCain
Canyon
National Park
West
Grand Can
Young Navajo youth lead on religious freedom at UNTY conference
Denise Yazzie, 18, Marcy Dick, 17 of Chinle and Lisa Begay, 17 of Tselini Springs spoke at the United National Indian Tribal Youth conference in St. Paul Minnesota. Their resolution supporting the American Indian Religious Freedom Act was passed unanimously. The Chinle High School Native American Youth Leadership Council led the effort.
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Denise Yazzie
Marcy Dick
Chinle
Lisa Begay
Tselini Springs
United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc
St. Paul
U.n.lt-Y
Yazzie
Chinle Leadership Council
Arizona
Steve Pavlik
N.ay.l.c. Angh
A.D.D
Pinon High School funding approved after years of effort
After five years of persistent effort, Pinon High School receives initial funding of 8.5 million dollars. The grant comes via a June 12 letter from Charles Hansen, Impact Aid Program director, enabling a complete K-12 campus in Pinon on Navajo-Hopi land.
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Pinon
Charles Hansen
Impact Aid
Washington, D.C
Tom Bahe
Chinle
Navajo Nation Council
Nelson Gorman, Jr
Miguel Quintero
Native science exists in harmony with earth
Mary Wicoff reports from Tuba City as Thom Alcoze of Northern Arizona University argues Native Americans use scientific reasoning in bow making and agriculture. He cites geology for arrowheads, forestry for wood, ornithology for feathers, anatomy and zoology for animal processing, and genetic awareness in ancient crops and clan taboos, asserting native science predates and parallels mainstream science.
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Mary Wicoff
Western Bureau
Tuba City
Ariz
Thom Alcoze
Alcoze
Division of Native Education
Northern Arizona University
Tuba City Unified
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Chinle High School
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