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Tourism takeover contested
Gallup city council split 3 to 2 approving a 90 day takeover of the Chamber of Commerce tourism and conventions duties while seeking a permanent plan. Mayor Munoz and critics clashed as Hans Pircher accused promotions officials and Munoz of improper actions amid a dispute over Lodger’s Tax Committee membership and hotel competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
Edward Munoz
Chamber of Commerce
Munoz
Chamber
George Hight
Sharon Richards
Harry Mendoza
Dan Gutierrez
Gallup- McKinley Chamber
Hans Pircher
Pircher
Ledger
Mike Scarselli
West 66 Avenue
Judi Snow
Marie Sullivan
Pitcher
Holiday Inn
Sammy Chioda
KYVA
KKOR
Barney Castro
California
Hight
Scarselli
el Capitan Hotel
Alberta Schlaefly
Ambrosia Lake cleanup hearing highlights local jobs
Public hearing at the Cibola County Courthouse heard strong demand for local employment in the Ambrosia Lake uranium mill tailings cleanup. Officials cited a potential local boost from contractor use and purchases, with up to 92 percent of similar project workers drawn locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Bureau
Ambrosia Lake
Cibola County
Rod Harrison
MK Ferguson Co
Albuquerque
Harrison
Grants
U.S. Department of Energy
Robert Peel
Jacobs Engineering Group
Department of Energy
McKinley County
Michael F. Abrams
Phillips Petroleum
United Nuclear Corporation
State of
New Mexico
Michael F. Brown
State Environmental Improvement Division
Brown
Peel
Shiprock
Monument Valley
Tuba City
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Congress
Navajo relocatees press for BIA Navajo Tribe role in move
In Sanders Arizona six Navajo families in 14 new BIA built houses urge the tribe and BIA to ensure proper relocation. They form New Lands Ad Hoc Committee seeking joint oversight and a signed consultation agreement with Ross Swimmer to resolve discrepancies in Hopi Partitioned Land resettlement plans and report within 14 days of signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Reid
Richard Sitts
Sanders
Ariz
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ross Swimmer
Interior Secretary
Indian Affairs
Washin’don
Marie Begay
Mesa
Memia
New Lands
BIA
Congress
Here
Peter MacDonald
Swimmer
Navajo Nation
MacDonald
Carl Shaw
Shaw
Navajo council to rule on judge's fate in dispute
Navajo District Court Judge Robert Walters faces a tribal council vote after eight months without a hearing. Walters was removed on paid leave amid a $75,000 missing funds audit and about 2,000 unaccounted case files. His attorney calls the process flawed and predicts the council will reject removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hardeen
Tuba City
Ariz
Robert Walters
Walters
Tribe
Chief Justice and Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Steve Gudac
Gudac
Council
JUDGE
Open Houses Crownpoint Thursday Evening 6 8 PM
Open houses announced for Crownpoint Thursday evening from 6 to 8 PM. Carriers needed. Seasmot j a Beginning July 1st in the P H S and B A 1104 Chosel Drive areas in Crownpoint. Stop by and visit on your way home. Call The Independent ERA THE PROPERTY SHOPPE Circulation Department 863 681 Public meeting notice Northside Sewer Rehabilitation Project Thursday 7 00 PM Northside Neighborhood Center Fifth at Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crownpoint
Seasmot
P.H.S
B.A
Property Shoppe
City of
Gallup
Northside
Princetari
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