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26 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1979
Page
1
Unclear fragmentary text on botanical research themes
Fragmentary notes reference botanical research, first five items, a name, Hy, and Cross University. The text is incomplete and contains scattered terms such as agave and beer-like, with mentions of Thompson and authority.
Fragmentary note on Arizona police leadership change
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a June 1 event at a police department, reference to a police superintendent and July absorption by a city or agency. Mentions safety, Gav, and Fiona law with partial FBI association. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
City Hall weighs religious group fund solicitations in Gallup
City officials say a Gallup religious group has the right to solicit funds under the Constitution, though local leaders urge residents to ignore the solicitors. The report also notes theater and commission appointments, a Joint Powers Development Commission dinner at Red Rock State Park, library meetings, and a forthcoming $15,000 energy grant from the Plateau Science Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Jim Parmelee
Paul McCollum
Parmelee
McCollum
Public Safety
Joint Powers Development Commission
Albert Lebeck
Red Rock State Park
Martin Link
Park
City” Council
Chambers
Wayne Lewis
McKinley Area Council
Plateau Science Society
Gallup juvenile detention center construction underway
The Gallup Public Health building on Boardman Drive is being converted into a juvenile detention center with 10 new cells, offices, and waiting rooms. Luther Construction says work proceeds, with a $240,000 budget funded 75 percent by state funds and 25 percent by McKinley County, completion planned for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Public Safety
David
Gallup
Gallup Public Health
Boardman Drive
Jerry Wright
Luther Construction Co
Albuquerque
McKinley County
Summit talks focus on Carter energy plan at Tokyo summit
In Tokyo President Carter wraps up preliminary talks with Japanese leaders on a seven nation summit. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal outlined a plan to balance world oil supply and demand by next year with country by country targets to curb imports. He cited a two million barrel per day savings as the gap to fill and noted positive replies from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Carter said the summit should propose actions to ease Indochinese refugees, stressing broad international participation and a Vietnamese policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Carter
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Japan
U.S
Arabia
Kuwait
Vietnam
Masayoshi” Ohira
Cyrus R. Vance
Sunao Sonoda
Indochina
United States
China
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
United’ States
Burglary at Gallup High School Leads to Stolen Chemistry Gear
Police report a weekend break in at Gallup High School South Campus with over $1,000 of chemistry equipment taken and $250 in property damage. Entry was made by tearing a window screen and breaking a glass door. Items stolen include two microscopes, microscope lights, beakers, a balancer, nitric acid, sulfur, and alcohol. Two screen doors and cabinets were damaged. A separate brush fire near Lupton, Arizona destroyed two acres of brush and threatened a propane bottle. Gallup and Sanders Fire Departments battled the flames using about 700 gallons of water, with no wind aiding containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Gallup High School South
Gallup Fire Department
Lupton
Ariz
Sanders Fire Department
Three Hogans Trading Post
Sam DiPomazio
DiPomazio
Incorporation plan for Gamerco delayed
Gallup city council postponed formal decision on Gamerco incorporation for one month to study zoning water sewer and electric service impacts and future contracts. If approved the move would allow Gamerco to form a local government and seek grants while altering Gallup’s obligation to provide utilities and protection services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy* Mueller
Gallup
Gamerco
Rudy Salazar
McKinley County
James Parmelee
County Commission
Don Jordan
Elkins Brothers
Council
Danitsa Hall
Gallup’s
Gamero
Paul McCollum
Sheriff's Department
Parmelee
New Mexico Gets Three Solar Projects Funded
The U S Department of Energy awards 21 5 million for nine solar energy demonstrations, including three in New Mexico totaling over 4 2 million. Lovington shopping center gains 2 7 million for a 150 kilowatt flat panel system by County Electric Cooperative, Albuquerque headquarters uses 1 1 million for a 47 kilowatt concentrator by BDM, and New Mexico State University Solar Energy Institute receives 480 000 for 17 5 kilowatt use at El Paso Electric Newman Power Station. The rest fund projects nationwide from Arizona to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Bureau
Albuquerque
U.S. Department of Energy
New Mexico
John Deutch
The
County Electric Cooperative
Lovington
BDM Corporation
New Mexico State University
Solar Energy Institute
el Paso Electric
Newman
Sea World
Orlando
Florida
Solar Power Corporation
Beverly
Mass
Science Applications Inc
Oklahoma Center For Science and Arts
Oklahoma City
Acurex Corporation
Fourth of July booths invited at Red Rock State Park
Gallup local merchants clubs and civic groups are invited to furnish game booths for an old fashioned Independence Day celebration at Red Rock State Park on July 4. Park provide space free of charge 12 by 4 foot booths. Groups supply manpower equipment and prizes. Beer and food booths planned by local clubs. Event runs 2 p.m. to dusk with a mini circus and Navajo Band concert. fireworks at 8 30 p.m. Reservations via Chester Hubbard 722 5564 by July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Red Rock State Park
Martin Link
Link
Kiwanis
Rotary
Chester Hubbard
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Lessity
Associa
Arizona
Ion
Hepe
Lie
Mer Gav
Fiona Law
Ormer FBI
Hamon Wry
Gallup Little Theater
John Bishop
Linda Williams
Lors Owen
Gwenda McDaniel
Oe Huffman
Bill Johnson
Dan Cobbe
Gallup Public Library
Mark Lennihen Bordy
Johnson Bordy
Harald Roy
Wright
Scotts Turf
Vidal Tr True Nalue
Dock Livingston
Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Rosalynn Carter
Amy
National Theater
N.M
Arizona Public Service Company
Phoenix Sky Harbor International
General Electric Company
R&r
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