Decision on judge due today
In a predawn session the Navajo Tribal Council heard 14 hours of testimony on Tuba City District Court Judge Robert Walters. They planned an executive session to decide his fate after Walshers faced charges of misfeasance malfeasance and neglect of duty. Walters claimed no wrongdoing and blamed the fiscal officer for missing funds and files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter MacDonald
Walters
Tuba City
Larry Ruzow
Tribe
Judiciary Committee
Ruzow
Gudac
Western Navajo Agency
Western Agency
Navajo Nation
City of Gallup fireworks permit notice
The Gallup Fire Department requires all fireworks sellers and businesses to obtain a FIREWORKS PERMIT for June 27 through July 4 1987. Permits are issued at the Main Fire Station South Second and Nizhoni Blvd from nine AM to five PM Monday through Friday. Rosarena Chavez Gallup City Clerk.
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Gallup Fire Department
South Second
Nizhoni Blvd
Veto Threats Cloud Two 1988 Appropriation Bills
The House and the Reagan administration clash as two fiscal 1988 appropriation measures advance amid threats of a veto. OMB cites overrun funding and failure to meet environmental pledges, urging major changes before enactment. The energy and water bill and the natural resources package drive funding for parks, fish and wildlife, and Indian programs, with voting margins cited and a plan to bar wild horse killings included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Reagan Administration
Office of Management and Budget
Reagan
Canada
U.S
OMB
Congress
Big Bo bonding goes to council for Navajo ranch plan
The Navajo Budget and Finance Committee urged the Tribal Council to approve an 8.2 million general reserve appropriation to make a second ranch payment for the Big Boquillas Ranch south of the Grand Canyon. Proposals include selling up to 38 million in tax exempt bonds by September with Drexel Burnham Lambert as senior underwriter and Citicorp as co underwriter. bond terms cover 15 to 20 years at 5 to 6 percent.
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Betty Reid
Bureau
Window Rock
Ariz
Big Boquillas
Navajo Tribal Council
Tribe
Grand Canyon
Robert Billy
Whitehorse
Navajo Nations
Karen Diakun
Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc
New York City
Citicorp
San Francisco
Gallup asks Amtrak for one year to boost ridership
Mayor Edward Munoz urged Amtrak to delay closing Gallup's ticketing office for a year and to boost the station's promotional budget. He cited plans to double tourism promotion to lift ridership, and he enclosed a June 23 letter asking Washington to rescind the closure, fund promotion, and allow a one year trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
Edward Munoz
Amtrak
Munoz
G. Claytor
Washington, D.C
Gallup Station
Mahoz
Peyote Way ruling may take 3 months
In Dallas Texas U S District Judge Robert Maloney delayed trial of the Peyote Way Church of God Inc until late September extending the period before a ruling on the church s right to peyote based religious practice The government argues only Native American Church members may use or transport the drug for spiritual purposes while Peyote Way contends its members deserve the same privileges The trial pause followed opening testimony and statements from Native American Church leaders and government attorneys coordination for continuing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Peyote Way Church of God, Inc
U.S
Robert Maloney
Maloney
Doug Becker
Peyote Way Church
United States
Peyote Way
Becker
San Antonio
Emerson Jackson Sr
Native American Church of North America
Fort Defiance
Independent
Jackson
Peyote Way Church of God
Carriers Needed For Several Gallup District Areas
Local circulation ad seeks newspaper carriers for North side area Desert Rose Baca Court Chihuahualla Coal Basin and Terrace Apartments. Applicants call Gallup Independent Circulation Dept at 863-6811 Ext 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Area
Desert Rose, & Baca Ct
Chihuahualla
Coal Basin
Terrace Apts
Gallup
Notice Water Shutoff Within Hillcrest Cemetery
Water service will be shut off at Hillcrest Cemetery from June 27 to June 30, 1987. Expect no water during the period and plan accordingly for any essential needs or irrigation requirements impacting gravesites and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Cemetery
El Malpais National Monument Bill Advances in Senate
The Senate Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously approved legislation to create El Malpais National Monument and Conservation Area in west central New Mexico. The bill funds $16 million for projects, protects Acoma Pueblo access and water rights, and links the Masau Trail with historic routes. It also contemplates land exchanges, park and BLM management plans, and renaming Capulin Mountain Monument to Capulin Volcano National Monument while adding 17 acres of BLM land. The measure moves to the full Senate for approval.
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Washington
D.C
Senate’ Energy’ and ‘Commerce Committee
el “Malpais
el ‘Malpais National
Grants
Westcentral
New Mexico
Pete ,Domenici
Jeff Bingaman
Senate
Congress
Domenici
Acoma Pueblo
Acoma
Malpais
New “Mexico
el Malpais
Chaco ‘Canyon
Gila Cliff
Bingaman
D-N.m
Pontes
ASBLM
New
Mexico
Puebl “Acoma
Santa
Pacific Industries
Park ‘Service
BLM
Park Service
Pecos National Monument
Capulin Mountain
Valcano
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Navajo Council
Richard Sitts
Rosalena Chavez
Benny Chambellan
Mr. and
Beverly Shilling
M.C. Chambellan
McKee Drive
Benny
Ken
Nam Chambellan
Tina
Tustin
Calif
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Corps of Engineers
Health Service
For Energy
New England
National Park Service
Administration
Fish and Wildlife Service
Interior Department
Big Bo
By Patricia Guthrie
Bai
Gurley Motor CO
Coal Ave
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