Pottery and storage jars linked to old line of enterprise
Fragmentary text references pottery, storage jars, and ceramic ware tied to a newer business line. Mentions figures like Jenta, Dinnehorse, and Smith, with notes on decorated pottery and preserved sites, but details are unclear and context is limited.
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Disneyland
Attend the K Park Rodeo Plan Unfolds Nationwide
A fragmented notice outlines a national plan tied to a local rodeo at K Park. Details are sparse, but organizers aim to coordinate events nationwide, with venues and dates to be announced.
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K Park
Travel slump hits Gallup gas stations along I-40 bypass
In Gallup, service stations report reduced traveler traffic despite ample gasoline. Owners like Marshall Chitwood and Hershey Miyamaya cite higher travel costs, motel and food price hikes, and the Interstate 40 bypass as causes. Some stations see about half normal business. others expect a gradual rebound as tourism returns.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
A Visit to the Indian Country The magic and mystique
A reflective piece explores tribal history and present life, weaving legends with contemporary culture. It surveys ceremonial traditions, art forms, and community resilience, highlighting how indigenous readers and outsiders encounter the enduring beauty and complexities of native life.
Sun West Airlines suspends Gallup to Albuquerque flights
Sun West Airlines of Phoenix will discontinue the Gallup to Albuquerque service effective today while keeping round trip Gallup to Phoenix flights. President John Walter cites a CAB order requiring 76 seats into and out of Gallup, unless larger aircraft operate, as causing a competitive disadvantage and a potential loss of money in a market he says has been declining.
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Gallup
Civil ‘Aeronautics Board
Sun West ‘Airlines
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Sun West
John Walter
Walters
CAB
Frontier Airlines
Edward McCusker
Budget-cutting plan on road to reality
President Reagan won a 217-211 House vote and backed by a Senate majority, pressing a budget‑cutting package toward a conference. The plan envisions about 38 billion dollars in 1982 cuts and 145 billion over three years, with added social program reductions and certain restorations to gain Democratic support.
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Reagan
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Jim Wright
Texas
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Reward Offered For Navajo Reservation Telephones Sabotage
A 3000 dollar reward is posted for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who sabotaged telephone lines on the Navajo Reservation during June 24 and 25. The towns listed include Window Rock Fort Defiance Ganado Togel Navajo Twin Lakes and Tse Bonito. The FBI and BIA and Navajo Tribal Police are named as contact avenues with phone numbers provided.
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Window Rock
Fort Defiance
Ganado
Togel
Navajo
Twin Lakes
Tse Bonito
Fatality victim identified near Gallup on U S 666
Larry Willie of Coyote Canyon identified as the pedestrian killed Thursday night three miles north of Gallup on U S 666. Ramona Watson, 17, of Gamerco, the driver, was in the passing lane when Willie stepped into the road and could not be avoided.
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Gallup
Larry Willie
Coyote Canyon
New Mexico State
U.S. 666
Ramona Watson
Gamerco
Willie
Water problem looms amid light rain relief
The Thursday night rains eased Gallup heat but did little to solve a growing water shortage in the city's reservoirs. Details appear in subsequent pages.
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Gallup
Probable cause found in truck hijacking case
U S Magistrate Janet Ruesch ruled the FBI had probable cause to charge two men with kidnapping and theft in the hijacking of a tractor trailer loaded with 800 cases of cigarettes. She postponed ruling on Loren S Stalcup due to lack of attorney.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
U.S
Janet Ruesch
FBI
Ms. Ruesch
John Navarrete
Roy B. Scrivner
Window Rock
Ariz
Chris Barreras
Gallup
N.M
Scrivner
Stallcup
Anthony
Barreras
Las Cruces
E. Gooden
Albuquerque
Texas-New Mexico
Gooden
Rio Grande
Navarrete
David Hall
Phoenix
Burglars hit Bruce's again and take over $10,000 in TVs
Burglars struck Bruce's Town and Country at 808 S Second St early Friday, taking more than 10000 in TVs and related goods. Entry was gained by kicking the front door as police noted. The store has seen prior burglaries in recent months.
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Bruce
Chris Mazon
S. Second St
Dominic Bertinetti
Princeton Ave
Bertinetti
Felix Martinez Jr
Ariz
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