Indian charity fails BBB rules says Interior memo
The American Indian Heritage Foundation founded by Princess Pale Moon does not meet Better Business Bureau financial standards, according to a Department of Interior memo. Ted Krenzke, head of the Office of Indian Services, cites missing financial disclosures and misrepresented claims to donors.
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Memo
Kim Oriole
Dine
The
American Indian Heritage Foundation
Princess Pale Moon
Better Business Bureau
Department of Interior
Interior Department
Ted Krenzke
Office of Indian Services
Washington, D.C
Krenzke
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Pale Moon
Navajo Area
BIA
South Dakota
Indian Services Office
Arlington
Lee Foundation
Workers Return After Department Shutdown in Santa Fe
About 500 employees of the New Mexico State Highway Department resumed work after being placed on administrative leave due to a fire at the headquarters in Santa Fe.
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New Mexico State Highway Department
Santa Fe
The Gallup Independent 1985 Two Section Issue
A 16 page newspaper issue presented in two sections plus an advertising supplement. The Gallup Independent Co. marks the 1985 production period for postal distribution USPS 213-300.
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The
Gallup Independent Co
Treasurer's office probe widens in McKinley County
The McKinley County Treasurer's Office and the McKinley County Assessors are under separate investigations by the District Attorney's office. Deputy DA R David Pederson says the probe is ongoing and not accusing current or former treasurers of wrongdoing, with top priority and possible completion this week amid other cases including a first degree murder trial.
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Sharman Esarey
Gallup
McKinley County
R. David Pederson
Joe Pena
George Galanis
D-Mckinley
McKinley
Pederson
O.C
Chick” Fero
State Attorney ‘General’s Office
Eleventh ‘ Judicial District
McCabe charges dismissed in pretrial Navajo case
In Tuba City, seven counts of fraud theft and altering tribal vouchers against Navajo Chief Justice Jerome McCabe were dismissed at a pre trial hearing. District Judge Tom Becenti ruled the charges defective and not specific enough. McCabe expressed elation and said he will present his side to the Tribal Council at 9 a.m. today.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribal Council
Jerome McCabe
McCabe
Tuba City
Samuel Pete
Navajo Court of Appeals
Pete
Tom Becenti
Becenti
Robert Walters
Walters
Court of Appeals Fund
John Chapela
Peterson Zah
Evonne Begay
General Auditor's Office
Ed Martin
Martin
Chapela
Navajo Nation
Zah
Tribal Council
Coyote Canyon
Alice B. Casuse
Burnham
Upper Fruitland
Albert Hale
Navajo Justice Department
Council
Judiciary Committee
Appeals Court
Hale
Lee McCabe
Indian gambling hearings begin today in Washington
Congressional hearings open on tribal gambling across 85 tribes in 18 states amid debates over regulation and potential expansion beyond bingo. Interior Secretary Hodel warns expansion could ruin the revenue source for reservations, as tribes explore new forms of gambling and concerns about organized crime involvement surface.
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Washington
Justice and Interior Departments
Interior
Donald P. Hodel
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Norman D. Shumway
R-Calif
Morris Udall
Dariz
Interior Committee
Interior Department
Dennis DeConcini
Robert Robertson
Arizona
Britain and Italy Seek End to TWA Hijack Crisis in Beirut
In Beirut Britain and Italy pressed Shiite leader Nabih Berri for an end to the 12 day TWA hijacking involving 40 American hostages. Syria and Israel reportedly ready to join US efforts. Berri demanded U S warships pull back from the coast, while Iran and Hezbollah ties loom large amid regional diplomacy. Two gunmen by the plane opened fire on journalists with no injuries reported.
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Lebanon
Britain
Italy
Nabih Berri
Syria
Israel
Middle East
United States
Berri
TWA
Rome
U.S
Caspar Weinberger
Spain
Ars
Bahrain
Julis
Shimon Peres
Reagan
as-Safir
Arab Ba’ath Socialist Party
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Genaro's 600 West Hill Closed for Two Weeks
The Genaro's restaurant at 600 West Hill will remain closed for a two week period and plans to reopen on Tuesday July 9. Local officials note routine maintenance and safety checks are complete for the reopening.
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Genaro
West Hill
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