Gallup Truck Stops Blockaded by ITA Protest
ITA members blocked diesel pumps at Gallup Union 76 and Truckstops of America Sunday afternoon as part of a statewide protest over high fuel prices. Five to six trucks arrived around 2 p.m. to shut the diesel pumps, while gasoline pumps stayed open. The shutdown lasted about two hours and ended after other Interstate 40 stops began selling fuel.
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Nancy Mueller
Gallup
Independent Truckers Association of New Mexico
ITA
Union 76
Americas Complex
Ron Marcee
John Lewis
Truckstops’ of
America
Marcee
Interstate 40
Santa Rosa
Tucumcari
Wayne Winston
Park Service drops protest of new coal plant near Chaco Canyon
The National Park Service withdraws its protest against Plains Electric's proposed four unit coal plant four miles north of Prewitt in eastern McKinley County. EPA permit approval remains pending public hearing. Park Service cites 45 mile distance and pollution controls as likely preventing Class One air quality violations at Chaco Canyon National Monument. Plains Electric officials say state and federal permits are pending with a July environmental impact statement due, and the project could reach 1000 megawatts.
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J.W. Schomisch
Eastern Bureau
Santa FE
National Park Service
McKinley County
The
Park Service
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Plains Electric Generation and Transmission Co-operative
Plains Electric
Chaco Canyon
Keith Yarborough
Stan Burger
Dallas
Burger
Thoreau
New Mexico
Chaco Ca
Nyon
el Morro
Yarborough
Public Service Company of
Bisti
Farmington
Plains Plant
Plains
David Suess
Suess
Co-Operative
Rural Electrical Administration
Prewitt
Co-Op
Harvey Wildschuetz
Peg&t
Continental Divide Electric Cooperative
Wildschuetz
Navajo Relief Plan Faces Senate Move
Navajo and Hopi dispute over land in the Four Corners area drives a relocation debate. Sen. Dennis DeConcini re introduces a life estate bill for Navajos aged 40 plus, allowing elderly Navajos to stay on non Hopi land in the JUA until death while providing two year window for applications and a 250000 acre relocation land purchase. The measure, opposed by Hopi and the Carter administration on age and subsistence issues, aims to ease the impact of relocation under the 1974 Relocation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orr - Dine
Window
Rock
Ariz
Four Corners
Congress
Peter MacDonald
U.S
Dennis DeConcini
Arizona
DeConcini
Senate Select Committee On Indian Affairs
MacDonald
Commission
John Mulky
Gallup man arrested for possession
Gallup police stopped a car near Seventh Street and Maloney Avenue around midnight and found several bags of marijuana in the 19 year old driver Eugene L. Martinez Desert Rose Park 24. He faces possession charges plus speeding running a stop light no valid registration and no license. A passenger Douglas W. McGowin 18 was arrested on warrants for negligent use of a firearm. A burglary on Bedrock Drive was reported with an antique coin missing.
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Gallup
Eugene L. Martinez
Desert Rose
Mobile Horpe
Seventh Street
Maloney Avenue
Martinez
Douglas W. McGowin
Cedar Hills
Bedrock Drive
Gamerco incorporation tops council agenda on sewer and parks
Gamerco incorporation tops the city council agenda with sewer service to the Wyatt Dee Ann Street area and a citywide landscaping project with the New Mexico Natural Resources Department covering 13 city parks at 50 50 cost sharing. The measures accompany zoning changes, park lighting proposals and council appointments in a packed session.
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Gamerco Incorporation
Wyatt-Dee Ann Street
New Mexico Natural Resources Department
Community Development Department
Washington Neighborhood Park
Council Chambers
City Hall
Tanner to leave Ford Canyon Youth Center post
Gallup Ford Canyon Youth Center director Tanner will depart July 9 to attend graduate school at the University of New Mexico. He helped expand programs for youth, emphasized drug prevention, added counseling for families, and boosted participation with activities, trips, and counselor talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Bob ‘Tanner
Ford Canyon Youth Center
Tanner
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Nathan
Floyd Kezele
Ford Canyon
Kezele
BLM sets bids for coal lease near Gallup New Mexico
The Bureau of Land Management will offer 320 acres adjacent to Amcoal’s operation east of Gallup for a coal lease. Sealed bids open Tuesday with a minimum bid of 25 dollars per acre. The site holds about 1.436 million tons recoverable at 80 feet depth.
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Santa FE
Eastern Bureau
Bureau of Land Management
Amcoal
Gallup
Bureau
Amecoal
New Dining Room Hours Start Today at Gallup Club
Susan Drive location announces new dining room hours beginning today with luncheon 11:30 to 1:30 and dinner from 6:00 to 9:00, Monday through Friday only. Supreme Mattress and Box Spring sets offered, mis matched cavers full and twin sets priced at 99.95 and 79.95, water beds in stock at Ricca's Mercantile, 306 W. Cool, phone 863-4641.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Country Club
Susan
Supreme
Ricca‘s. Mercantile
W. Cool
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