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New Mexico Gallup Independent

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1983

Page

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Advance sales rise for 1983 Inter-Tribal Ceremonial

Tim Knowles reports advance ticket sales for the 1983 Inter-Tribal Ceremonial are up about 10 percent from last year with 578 tickets sold by June 15. The event runs August 11-14 at Red Rock State Park. Linford notes art posters sell nationwide, celebrates Spirit of the Corn by Preston Monague.

Gallup Laurance Linford Linford New York Preston Monague Red Rock State Park Paul Harvey Guido Zecca Jr Harvey Ceremonial Dennis Claw All- Indian Rodeo Cowboy Association Claw Lions Club Rodeo AIRC Marland Aitson Aitson Zuni Fort Wingate Phoenix Tucson Mark Gartner Gartner

City Council reviews 45 city manager applications

Gallup councilors are reviewing and ranking 45 applications for city manager after Paul McCollum's resignation May 10. Mayor Colaianni says councilors will meet in a closed session to select final candidates. Most applicants hail from Colorado Arizona and New Mexico.

Gallup Frank Colaianni Paul McCollum Charles Esparza Colorado Arizona New Mexico Colaianni

Anaconda sale marks end of uranium era in Grants region

The Anaconda Minerals Co plans a large equipment auction as uranium demand slumps, signaling the end of 30 years of activity near Grants. About 500 workers have left and nearby spots like the Bluewater Inn no longer bustle. officials say the mill will not return to uranium operations anytime soon.

David Carlson Anaconda Grants Anaconda ‘Minerals ‘Co Anaconda Mill Bluewater Inn U.S. 66 Jerry Fleming Bluewater Village

Anaconda Ends Uranium, Sells Jackpile Mine Auction

Former Anaconda workers say market speculation drove the exit as the Jackpile Mine near Laguna Pueblo is nearly mined out after 30 years. In Grants, auction buyers from 40 states and three Canadian provinces bid on trucks and a classic 1957 Chevrolet ambulance amid dwindling local jobs.

Anaconida States Canadian Anaconda X. Fleming Laguna Pueblo Fleming Dave Zervas Audienees Anaconda Minerals Co

House moves to reclaim veto power after court ruling

The House opened a push to curb executive actions by restricting CPSC regulations without congressional approval. Rep Elliott Levitas proposed a rule blocking any regulation from taking effect without both houses and the president, while Rep Waxman offered a 90 day delay allowing possible majority override if the president objects.

Washington House Supreme Court Executive Branch Consumer Product Safety Commission Rep. Elliott W. Levitas D-Ga Henry A. Waxman D-Calif Waxman

Reagan urges education renewal in California visit

President Reagan spoke at Pioneer High School in Whittier praising its improvement and calling for a grassroots campaign for educational renewal. He emphasized local control, higher standards, and merit pay while noting 50 percent of entering ninth graders struggle with basic skills but seniors meet diploma standards. He planned a $1,000-a-person fund raiser in Long Beach as part of his education push and touted tuition tax credits amid broader reforms.

Whittier Calif Reagan Pioneer High School Department of Education National Commission Excellence In Education White House Richard M. Nixon California Republican Party Long Beach Howard Hughes Supreme Court Minnesota Education Commission National Education Association

Clothes-Out Sale at El Capitan Motel Hospitality Room

July 1 at 2:00 PM the AttnGhs Class of ’50 hosts a wall to wall clothes-out event in room 42 at El Capitan Motel Little Bear's Plaza offers buy two get the third free on all summer merchandise Fashion Findings featured.

el Capitan Motel Rm 42 Little Bear's Plaza

Tire clearance sale at Little Bears' Gal and Save Tire Shop

Advertisement lists 50 percent off Air Goodyear and Eldorado tires at the Little Bears' Gal and Save Tire Shop on North Hwy 666 in Gallup. Mentions residential trash pickup dates but the text is garbled with multiple incorrect phrases and dates. The readable items reference a July 4 pickup and other nonsensical trash pickup notes.

Air Goodyear Eldorado Little Bears SAVE North Hwy Gallup

Carbon Coal Mentmore Mine Open Yet to Set Reopen Date

Carbon Coal Co says Mentmore mine production halted April 1 with 168 employees laid off and no reopening date set. General manager William Orlandi notes resume planned but not dated while AEPC discusses power sales impact and maintenance mode continues. The shutdown follows February closure of the mine and wider local unemployment rise to 16.7 percent in April.

Gallup Carbon Coal Co Mentmore William J. Orlandi Carbon Arizona Electric Power Cooperative Arizona Electrical Power Cooperative AEPC Benson and Cochise Ariz Orlandi McKinley County

Japan ends restraint on auto exports to U S

Japan said it will not extend its voluntary auto export restraint to the United States for another year. Sen. Donald Riegle criticized the move as opening the door to a flood of imports. Japan had capped U S auto shipments at 1.68 million vehicles in fiscal 1981 and 1982 and had agreed to extend the restraint for a third year beginning last April.

Tokyo Japan United States U.S Michigan Pearl Harbor America Sen Donald Riegle Detroit International Trade and Sosuke Uno Trade and

Debates and briefing papers color the 1980 race

The October Cleveland debate lingers in memory while Carter briefing papers surface in Reagan campaign circles. A talking computer helps Suzie utter her first word, and Little League crowns the Thoreautional champion as Juan Silva drives six RBIs and a inside-the-park homer. Floods may aid Grand Canyon, while Wyoming plows clear snow ahead of July Fourth. Barbecue chicken recipes and patriotic dishes fill A la carte pages.

Cleveland Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Grand Canyon Colorado River Arizona State University Wyoming Zac Erto

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