Navajo Nation ICU talks seek new site for asbestos dump
Navajo Nation Vice President Marshall Plummer leads talks with ICU and New Mexico agencies after a public hearing suspended ICU’s permit for an asbestos dump. Negotiations aim to protect Navajo interests and honor mountain concerns as a favorable site is sought amidst delicate, time consuming discussions. A separate incident reports a Chinle woman, Rosalyn Bahe, 21, injured in a DUI crash on US 666 near Gallup. driver Harry Shorty, 40, of Yah-ta-hey, arrested on DUI charges as investigations continue.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation
State of New Mexico
Insulation Contractors Unlimited, Inc
ICU
Executive Branch
Marshall Plummer
Santa Fe
Plummer
New Mexico
Solid Waste Bureau
New Mexico State
Gallup
Chinle
Gallup Indian Medical Center
McKinley County Sheriff's Department
Rosalyn Bahe
GIMC
Harry Shorty
Donna Goodrich
Sheriff's Office
Shorty
Bahe
Goodrich
Toy Xochimilco y sus festividades, Page 10 Sports O'Neil top draft pick
Obituaries im 13 wn By pane 3. Natort se shows fragmented notices across pages. The readable Sports item highlights O'Neil as a top draft pick, while other pages contain brief business notices and classifieds with unclear details.
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O'Neil
Tenants unite against forced move in Navajo NM
In Navajo New Mexico more than 50 residents gathered at a Lutheran Church to challenge a June 30 eviction deadline tied to public housing renovations. A tenant committee formed after a heated meeting with five NHA staff and DNA Legal Services to seek options and legal aid.
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Marley Shebala Dine
Bureau
Navajo
N.M
Navajo Housing Authority
Lutheran Church
NHA
Bruce Fox
DNA Legal Services
Legal Services Office
DNA
San Juan County
New Mexico
Fox
Chester ‘Carl
Lillian Sam
Bo Bowman
Carl
Sam
Ernest Goatson
Goatson
Congress pressed to halt rail strike disruption
Congress faced pressure to end a coast to coast rail shutdown that halted freight and stranded travelers. Amtrak reduced service as automakers warned of layoffs while unions alleged lockout by railroads. White House and farm groups urged action as leaders weighed a back to work cooling off period and potential congressional intervention.
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Ann Levin
Associated Press
Congress
Amtrak
Washington-to
Boston
Lynn Martin
Machinists
CSX Transportation
Northeast
White House
Bruce Lear
American Farm Bureau Federation
al Swift
D-Wash
House Energy ‘and Commerce Transportation Subcommittee
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Washington
Navajo health conference calls for local responsibility
Delegates at a Navajo Area Health Advisory Board Conference in Farmington urged Native Americans to take charge of their own health care. Dr Raymond Reid of Johns Hopkins emphasized individual responsibility while John Hubbard Jr of IHS highlighted community boards shaping health policy. Board members urged more authority at the chapter level and stronger field staff, with IHS reservations about budgets and legal limits.
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Catherine Welp
Farmington
Raymond Reid
Johns Hopkins University
Indian Health Service
Navajo Area Health Advisory Board
John Hubbard Jr
Navajo Area Indian Health Service
Hubbard
Ann Descheny
Breadsprings
Church Rock
Health Board
IHS
Travel stop integral to Acoma's economic future
The Acoma Tribal Council plans a string of redevelopment projects starting with a 24 hour travel stop at Exit 102 on Interstate 40 reopening July 1. The upgraded 15,000 square foot building will include a tourist information center a mini museum and a commercial laundry with 34 washers and 20 dryers. An Artist of the Month display will showcase Acoma pottery and a potters catalog will be released in July to aid sales for local artists. The project has created about 20 jobs so far and aims to attract production video to promote tourism with a market study by state tourism and highway departments guiding efforts.
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Charlotte Fellers Grants Bureau Pueblo OF
Acoma
Sanchez
State Department of Tourism
Highway Department
Investment Plus Living Quarters Rental Ad
Market listing for a two bedroom one bath income rental unit with a large kitchen. Property described as enclosed and in need of updates, with asking price noted around 61 500. Realty contact or seller name appears as a partial 402 area reference and unclear agency tag.
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Ays Realty
Setae
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