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New Mexico Gallup Independent

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1976

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Wyoming WCDA Aids Boom Towns With Bonds And Plans

Dr. Edward Allen of the Wyoming Community Development Authority pitches a strategy for boom town management. He notes WCDA’s $100 million bonding capacity fueling sewer and water projects and urges plans for busts, high quality core services, and industrial parks to balance rapid growth with stability.

Organzai Edward Allen Edward Allen, Civic Project Directoor Wyoming Community: Development ‘Authority WCDA WEDA Wyoming New York New Lars Allen Grants Robbie Robertson Ald

Navajo Reserve Figures Show About 55 Million

Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald told the Navajo Tribal Council that reserves as of Tuesday stand at 54.9 million dollars, higher than the 54 million cited by the BIA. He traced declines from 1965 to 1970 and noted gradual increases since 1970, with total assets rising from 145.7 million in 1965 to 161.4 million in 1975. He warned of a planned next-year deficit and urged budget cuts or review before council actions.

Bill Donovan Window Rock Peter MacDonald Tueadey T MacDonald Bureau of Indian Affairs MacDonald Raymond Nakai MacDonalld Council Tribal Council Wilson Skeet

New Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Mandatory Death Penalty

The New Mexico Supreme Court affirmed the constitutional validity of the 1973 mandatory death penalty for first degree murder. In a separate opinion, the court overturned a first degree conviction of a man on death row due to the mandatory penalty. Both rulings originate in southwest New Mexico.

Santa .Fe N.M New Mexico Supreme Court High Court Southwest

Hostages Freed as Ugandan Airport Crisis Continues

Palestinian hijackers at Uganda's international airport released 40 of more than 280 hostages including children and the elderly after Idi Amin's appeal while Israel weighed ransom terms. France blamed for passenger safety and Rabin urged caution. In London, a Heathrow theft suspect linked to a $4.1 million loot is pursued by Scotland Yard.

Paris Uganda Idi Amin Yitzhak Rabin Israel France London Heathrow Airport Scotland Yard Stephen Patrick Raymond Yard

Navajo Hopi relocation debate stalls at Rocky Ridge meeting

Navajo residents voice defiance to court ordered moves in the Joint Use Area. Speakers including Tara Begay on crutches urge staying on home land as commissioners seek a plan to avoid violence and satisfy relocation orders amid questions about mineral rights and Hopi land use.

Jerry Kammer Rocky Ridge, Ariz Dine Bureau Rocky Ridge Miai- Relocation Commission Hawley Atkinson Paul Urbano Forest Lake Tara Begay Begay Fr“aie US District Court Tucson Raymond Keyoni Bill Collier Joint Use Administrative Office Rayoni Collier Katherine Smith Arizona Smith Mina Lansa

Sanitation plan promises half bills in Gallup vote

Felix Schmidt of the Sanitation Department pitches a mechanized collection system to reduce costs, aiming to cut the monthly fee from 3 to 1.50 dollars and save about 135000 dollars first year and 200000 second year. The plan shifts to neighbor joint ownership containers and eliminates much labor, with cities like Farmington and Truth or Consequences testing the system ahead of a July 27 bond election.

Bonnie Meyer Gallup Felix Schmidt Schmidt Knights of Columbus Sunrise Kiwanis Club Tucumcari Marty Rodriguez Gaid Schmidt Environmental Improvement Agency Farmington Truth Or Consequences Lordsburg

Four of Zuni Wells Show Poor Output on Testing

Preliminary results from the U S Geological Survey indicate four of six wells drilled on the Zuni Reservation would yield poor to marginal water. The two strongest wells may produce 25 to 50 gpm with water at about 400 feet. Additional tests suggest some wells could reach higher yields if sandstone fractures exist. Seismic tests may guide broader drilling.

Zuni Ross Becker Zuni Reservation U.S. Geological Survey John McLean McLean McLeann Geological Survey

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