Domenici urges Navajo private sector jobs at summit
U S Senator Pete Domenici told Navajos to seek jobs from private companies rather than government agencies during a speech at a Gallup American Legion convention. He proposed a Navajo economic summit in late July in Tohatchi and Gallup to lure corporate leaders, with more summits planned if the first succeeds.
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Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
U.S
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Peter MacDonald
Tohatchi
Domenici
Holiday Inn
MacDonald
Navajo Tribal Chairman MacDonald on KFYI talk show
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald spoke with Rep. Jon Kyl on KFYI Radio about business development opportunities and the July 25 Navajo Economic Summit. They urged strong congressional support for the Indian Economic Development Act and discussed partnerships among federal and state governments, the Navajo Tribe, and the private sector to create Navajo Reservation jobs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Peter MacDonald
U's
Jon Kyl
Arizona
MacDonald
KFYI
Voice of Arizona
Kyl
Bureau of “Indian ‘Affairs
General Custer
BIA
Little Big Horn
Bureau
U.S
Congress
Domenici Says Veterans See Defense Spending Too Low
Senator Pete Domenici told the 68th American Legion convention that the proposed trillion dollar federal budget cuts defense funding to its lowest peacetime level since 1979. He warned the military could face training cuts pay delays and SDI research cuts if funding declines continue, urging stronger defense spending.
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Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
Pete Domenici
Congress
Domenici
R-N.m
The
American Legion
Holiday Inn
America
House
Senate
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Explosion Levels Home In Williams Acres From Gas Leak
Gas leak under a Williams Acres house triggered a Saturday morning blast that leveled the home, damaged a neighbor’s residence, and sprayed debris over 100 feet. No injuries were reported. investigators will determine cause as a 500 gallon propane tank fed the fuel.
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Jean-Pierre Carmela
Gallup
Williams Acres
Talmadge Russell
Delta Avenue
Steve Robertson
Russell
Robertson
Thoreau
Russells
Doxol Company
Talmadge and Alfreda Russell
Joé Bailey
Doxel Gas Co
Frank Delatorre
Jack Bell
Navajo Housing Authority Wins HUD Special Recognition
The Navajo Housing Authority in Window Rock Arizona receives a Certificate of Special Recognition from HUD Secretary Samuel Pierce Jr for recent improvements. Executive Director John Chapela notes renewed HUD trust and a recent rental unit completion while audits show prior misused funds and low scores.
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Housing Authority
HUD
Window Rock
Chapela
NHA
Phoenix
Passenger dies after two car crash near Gallup
A 21-year-old man, identified as Dwayne Milford, died Sunday at Bernalillo County Medical Center after a two car collision near McDonald’s on West U.S. 66. He had been stabilized at Gallup Indian Medical Center Saturday morning following the crash, which involved liquor, and occurred early Saturday.
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Gallup
Albuquerque
Dwayne Milford
Bernalillo County Medical Center
Medical Center
McDonald's
West U.S. 66
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Fatal crash near Gallup leaves man dead next day
A two-vehicle collision on U.S. 66 near McDonald's West at about 2 a.m. Saturday killed Milford, hospitalized in critical condition, and later died in Albuquerque. Driver Ben Harrison, 29, Vanderwagen, was arrested for driving while intoxicated and cited for following too closely and no proof of insurance. Police reported extensive damage to Curley’s eastbound car and noted additional weekend theft at Esquire Liquors.
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Gallup
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Vanderwagen
U.S
McDonald’s West
Milford
Calvert H. Curley
Ft. Defiance
Ariz
Curley
Harrison
Esquire Liquors
E.U.S
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