Kennedy pushes for compact contiguous districts in NM redistricting
In a Gallup interview Rep. Stephen Kennedy urges that New Mexico redraw legislative maps to be compact and contiguous. He notes gerrymandering must end, says population shifts after the 1980 Census will affect seat allocation, and expects a September special session to set 70 House and 42 Senate districts with districts sized about 18 500 and 30 000.
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Thoreau seeks second phase funding from CAC
Thoreau officials plea before the state Community Assistance Council at Gallup City Hall to secure $248 440 for water and sewer upgrades as CAC weighs second phase funding of up to 10 million for public works in energy affected areas. The council must assess first phase delays and in kind service obligations tied to a $200 000 grant for new water lines.
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Fire destroys park display in New Mexico exhibit
Gallup authorities report a replica log cabin at Red Rock State Park burned Saturday night, with investigators from the city fire department at the scene. The loss is estimated at 3000 dollars as arson or lightning remains undetermined. The cabin had stood for three years as part of the New Mexico Historical Exhibit movie display.
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Reagan delays AWAC sale second time to Saudi Arabia
The Reagan administration again delays its planned sale of advanced radar planes to Saudi Arabia amid strong congressional opposition. Secretary Haig says the deal will not be dropped and outlines arrangements for a future sale. An AP survey shows 47 senators likely oppose the sale, with a few open to changing minds if concerns are raised, while ten of 54 seek to drop the deal. Rejection by both houses is required to veto.
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Hua resigns as Maoist era ends in China amid leadership shuffle
Peking AP Hua Guofeng resigns as Communist Party Chairman. Hu Yaobang named new party chairman replacing Hua while Deng Xiaoping is elected chairman of the party's military commission. Zhao Ziyang also elected vice chairman. Deng remains top leader. Hu, 67, had led day to day affairs since last November and aligns with Deng. Central Committee vows end to Mao era. Mao’s lingering influence fades.
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Reward Offered for Navajo Reservation Telephone Sabotage
A $3,000 reward is posted for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who sabotaged telephone communications in Window Rock Fort Defiance Ganado Tayel Navajo Twin Lakes and Tse Gonito on June 24 and 25. Reports can be given to the FBI at 505 863-9322 or BIA at 602 871 181. Navajo Tribal Police at 602 number also listed.
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Fatal Tehran blast kills 64 Iranian leaders as civil war nears
In Tehran a hazardous device exploded at the Islamic Republican Party HQ killing Ayatollah Beheshti and 63 others, including ministers and deputies. Leftist and militant groups blamed, amid chants against the United States and signs of growing civil conflict. Beheshti’s death shocks the revolution, with a state funeral planned and a week of mourning declared as demonstrations flare.
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Sign of the times restaurant brags on name Worst Food in Oregon
Inside today the feature notes Berle and Betty Hannaford chose the bold restaurant name Worst Food in Oregon drawing curious motorists for meals and repeat visits. The piece sits amid a Daily section spanning Living to Sports and national briefs.
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