McKinley County Votes Levy Approval in Local Tax See-Through
McKinley County voters approve a two mill levy raising about 1780001 in local revenue with state matching funds. unofficial results show 358 yes to 435 no, Washington Elementary, Zuni High School, and Mentmore change votes while absentee tallies reveal varied support across precincts. Washington Elementary gains funds for a classroom and library. total project costs near 900000.
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Karla Benefield
Gallup
McKinley County
Esate
Anl
Mder
Reg Erwin
Erwin
Gettig
B.p.m
Jack’ ‘Swicegodd
Washington Elementary
Washington
Zuni High School
Mentmore
Ramah
Lincoln
Jefferson
Noy
Mensa
Zuni
Church Rock
Tohatchi
Crownpoint
Whitewater
Twin Lakes
City budget approved for 1976 77 by DFA Santa Fe
The New Mexico DFA approved the Santa Fe city fiscal budget for 1976 77 after review by Montoya Duran and Sanchez. They said the budget is good and noted a next review session will not occur next year. Sanchez said changes can occur before July 15 without a council resolution.
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Gallup
State Department
DFA
Montoya
Duran
Robert Boyer
City Fiarice
Sanchez
Boyer
Petranovich
Wheatley and Miller
Lebeck
Tafoya
Washington, D. C
Public Service, Co
New Mexico
Felix Schmidt
Connell
Schmidt
McKinley County budget approved with caveats after hearing
McKinley County’s 1976 77 budget received approval from DFA at a public hearing led by County Manager Lindsey Tillian. Questions on mandatory salary increases and revenue sharing sparked concerns about future public review, with dissent from Phil Garcia of the Assessor’s Office and Commissioner Carl Lytle urging harder work to meet state valuations.
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Montoya
DFA
Boyer
Paul McCollum
Jeff Meyer
McKinley Area
City Hall
Gallup
McKinley
Department of Finance and Administration
Lindsey
Tillian
McKinley County
Road Department
Santa Fe
Phil Garcia
SSF
Garcia
Carl Lytle
Gallup Considers Ways to Expand Municipal Golf Course
Mayor Edward Junker and Gallup officials met with Franklin Zecca of the Gallup County Club to explore options for expanding the municipal golf course. land is owned by the club and city maintained under a long standing agreement. discussions covered club operation, city control, or a joint approach while keeping the course open to the public as play increases and demand grows.
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Gallup
Edward Junker
Franklin’ Zecca
Gallup County Club
Junker
Folf
Grinch Organization
Wording of Navajo crafts certificate tied to Sears jewelry
Former NACE wholesale manager says the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise certificate was vague to cover sourcing from off reservation wholesalers. Sears executives claim no intent to mislead customers as most jewelry came from allied suppliers, not direct NACE manufacturing.
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Rock
Atize
Dine Bureau
Navajo, Arts and Crafts Enterprise
NACE
Sears Roebuck
Sears
Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise
Navajo Arts,and Crafts Enterprise
Navajo Tribe
Window Rock
Navajo Nation
Arizona
Fedkn
Arts and Crafta
Moore
Trike Breaks Contract Says Housing Head
Former NHDE official Jack Hudson accuses the Navajo government of breaching a contract by failing to fund the tribal construction enterprise. He cites losses in NHDE management, unpaid debts, and funding gaps since NHDE’s 1972 organization, with federal investigations ongoing into financial irregularities connected to the Navajo Nation. Hudson also notes harassment from tribal officials and says tribal leaders did not endorse NHDE’s reservation construction programs.
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Gallup
Enterprise
Navajo
NHDE
Jack Hudson
Hudson
Oklahoma City
Hogan, Development, Inc
Hogan
NHA
Department of Housing
Peter MacDonald
Smet
Phoenix
U.S. Attorney's Office
MacDonald
Ithe
Gallup Council weighs carnival ordinance changes
Gallup officials debated a proposed carnival ordinance delaying a final reading three weeks. Suggestions included banning games of chance while allowing non profit carnivals with a $500 per day fee for organizations and $100 per day for non profits. The council plans a revised text and a public hearing.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Albert C. Lebeck
Meleor Tafoya
Tafoya
Dan Gutierrez
Lebeck
Gutierréz
Lebuck
James Parmelee
City Hall
Shily
Parmele
Edward ‘Junker
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Eleanor Dzick
Martina’ McCray
Eleanor ‘Ozick
Harold Milam
Paul, Whiteman
John Moore
Ginger
Kay
Zecta Plaza
George Deterle
J.C. Penney
Tealon Rigthy
W ‘Elas
Delorie
Williams
Desert Rosé
Tion
Chruchrock
Sundance
Robert Nog
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad
Wingate Station
Ray
Department of Housing and’ Urban Development
Dallas
Tex
Wiliam Petranovich
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