23 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1986
Page
1
Carol Baker and eight volunteers from Earthwatch hunted leatherback turtles on a night shift along a Culebra island beach off Puerto Rico. They tagged nests, counted eggs, mapped nests, and studied hatchling timing while observing that warmer nests yield more males.
Theodore Ted Bundy became one of the first widely known serial killers in the 1970s. He evaded law enforcement for years before his cross-country crimes led to his Florida death row fate, captivating the nation as the killer many women admired.
The listing outlines sections including Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Movies Opinion Nation World parrace escaye Southwest Sports Television across 16 pages in two sections plus an advertising insert. This release notes USPS registration and identifies The Gallup Independent Co as the publisher.
Fayetteville resident Carrie Wilson Jones leads a one woman campaign to educate Arkansans about the Quapaw role in state history during the Sesquicentennial Salute to Statehood weekend on June 14 15. She presented a Quapaw flag for display at the Capitol as a symbol of recognition. Her son Solomon became the first Quapaw born in Arkansas in 150 years, underscoring the tribe’s fading lineage with about 1900 remaining and only four pure bloods.
Oraibi leader Stanley Bahnimotewa argues neither Navajos nor the Hopi Tribal Council have the right to fight over land entrusted to Hopi priests. Caleb Johnson, translating, says the Kikmongwi holds guardianship of the land, not the Navajos or tribal chairman, and development and coal interests may complicate the dispute.
Kerry Hassell, 24, sits on a 15 foot cross near the Homestake Uranium mine standing as a protest over contaminated water and air from a tailings pond. He demands a fair settlement from Homestake for landowners south of the plant, including his father-in-law Fred Holley, who say they have not been adequately compensated.
Window Rock Arizona area court battle over damages in the Navajo Tribe case centers on the amount sought for damages after breach of contract and burglary losses. Jane Yellowhorse Dennis Jones and attorney Robert Wilson challenge the tribe s request as improper before liability is decided. Tribal attorney Donna Chavez defends the sequence, saying the court will rule on liability first and damages later.
Washington says there will be no federal move to evict Navajos from Hopi partitioned lands on July 6. Interior Assistant Ross Swimmer notes Congress recognizes the relocation cannot meet the July 6 deadline and urges media and public not to expect a confrontation next month.
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