24 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1989
Page
1
A fragmentary note discusses Rio active contamination avoidance and future clean water plans. It mentions Standing Rock Chapter Manager Jimson Jee as co chair of ide AS and references a windmill scene and a kilometer walk. The text is unclear and lacks concrete actions or dates.
Gallup attorneys warn a Supreme Court decision allowing dual state and tribal taxation on oil operations could deter new industry and drive existing businesses from the disputed 1.2 million acres in McKinley and nearby counties. If the land is Navajo, both governments may tax companies, risking reduced investment in the coal and uranium belt and harm to the Navajo economy.
Navajo Chairman Peter MacDonald and his wife Wanda refuse a tribal court subpoena for personal financial records. Their attorney says a motion to quash will be filed soon. Prosecutor warns of jail or daily fines for continued noncompliance. Extradition via state courts possible due to jurisdiction limits. Subpoenas issued to at least 15 individuals linked to the tribe in an inquiry over the 1987 Big Boquillas Ranch purchase.
Downtown Walkway on Coalene features a staff photo by Beverly Shilling showing contestants tied for first place in the bunny category.
In Many Farms Arizona 13 students from Phoenix and nearby learned bull and steer riding under Ted Nuce and Calvin Teddy at the Ted Nuce Bull Riding School held at Thomas Arena. Youths aged seven to 26 practiced in chutes, watched riding videos, and were matched to appropriate bulls or steers with instruction on posture and grip.
Car ad lists a 1981 Jeep Renegade for sale with contact numbers Carl 722-7797 or 722-9106 for inquiries.
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