Residents protest plan to alter senior citizens centers in Gallup
In Gallup and surrounding counties residents and officials packed City Hall to urge preserving seven Area Agency on Aging offices. State official George Ellis presented five cost cutting options, with most favoring keeping the current system while warning administrative savings must come from cuts.
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Gallup
State Agency On Aging
Council
City Hall
McKinley
San Juan
Doc Livingston
George Ellis
Alice Lawrence
Thoreau Senior Citizens Center
Juan Ortega
San Juan- McKinley Seniors,Inc
McKinley County
Thoreau
Ellis
AAA
Agency On
Santa Fe
Stephen Kennedy
Kennedy
State Commission On Aging
Department of Human Services
Livingston
Toney Anaya
Anaya
Center
Navajo tribe selects five ranches for relocatees in Arizona
Navajo-Hopi Land Commission approved five privately owned ranches totaling 200000 acres between Chambers and the New Mexico line along I 40 for relocatees from the former Joint Use Area. Prices cited range from 200 to 600 per acre. The panel dropped prior Arizona land requests and considers Paragon Ranch in New Mexico, while a 1974 act governs relocation.
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Dine Bureau
Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Commission
Arizona
Chambers
New Mexico
Interstate 40
Navajo Reservation
Roberts
Tribal
Peterson Zach
Winslow and
Holbrook
Deal
Congress
BLM
Navajo‘and
Congress underpaid versus teachers sparks pay raise chatter
This page notes that members of Congress earn far less than school teachers, prompting complaints from educators when pay raise debates arise. It also highlights a July 8 orthopedic clinic visit by Carrie Tingley Hospital staff in Gallup for youth up to 21, plus flood impacts on the Colorado River region and Sunday TV programming previews.
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Congress
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Handicapped Children's Hospital
Albuquerque
Gallup
Gallup Area
Mustangs Lead With 9-6 Victory Over Giants
Mustangs grab sole first place in Sandy Koufax baseball standings with a 9-6 win as Giants pitchers falter and fielding misplays aid the victory. Also notes tortoise Jalopy seeks cancer treatment in Phoenix and radiation trials for Galapagos tortoise.
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Mustangs
Sandy Koufax
Giants
New York City
Reid Park Zoo
Phoenix
Southwest
Navajo negotiating team plan approved by advisory committee
The Tribal Council advisory panel approved a plan of operation for the Navajo negotiating team handling energy leases, adding five members from each reservation agency and urging CEPCO to resolve conflicts. The panel also voted to repeal an CEPCO tribal agreement and mandated team analysis before any lease submissions.
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Kathie Saltzstein
CEPCO
Larry Manuelito
Aneth
Utah
Manuelito
Department of the Interior
Zach
Department of Justice
Eric Eberhard
Eberhard
George Vlassis
Tribal Council
Marshall Plummer
Coyote Canyon
Begay
Zah
Jury finds Harper guilty in Navajo robbery case
Gallup resident Cliff Harper, 38, was found guilty on five counts including conspiracy to commit armed robbery and three aiding or harboring a felon for the March 1982 Griswold store heist in Navajo. No injuries occurred as $9,500 in cash and two pistols were taken. sentencing next by District Judge Louis DePauli.
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Gallup
Cliff Harper
N.M
Harper
Robert Aragon
Louis DePauli
Griswold
Russell Griswold
Michael Caplan
Navajo
Caplan
Roy Scrivner
Scrivner
Lupton
William Johnson
Johnson
Gallup-McKinley
Horace Perkins
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Aragon
Jeff Brewster
Zuni Governor Remains Critically Yet Stable in Hospital
GALLUP Zuni Pueblo Gov. Quincy Panteah stays in critical but stable condition at Rehoboth Christian Hospital after transfer from Zuni Public Health Service Hospital. He is in the intensive care unit with ulcers complications and has chaired since December 1982 after serving on the Zuni Tribal Council.
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Gallup
Zuni Pueblo
Quincy Panteah
Panteah
Rehoboth Christian Hospital
Zuni Public Health Service Hospital
Lainey McDaniel
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Iste
Lynn Bartels
Peggy Williams
By Joe Millman
Federal Bureau of Land Management
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Public Service Company of
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Department of Interior
Grand Canyon
Commission
Tribe
Colorado River
California
CBS
Television
Walter Matthau
Robin Williams
Columbia Pictures
Willams
Daniel Boone
Frankfort
Missouri
Kentucky
AMIGO
Gallup Christian School
Oks
Tim Knowles
Zuni
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