Family of Colleen Lincoln Faces Homicide After Missing Teens Death
The 19 year old Colleen Lincoln, once a successful student and athlete loved by family, is mourned as a homicide victim. Relatives wrestle with questions about what led to her death after she disappeared December 22 while telling her parents she was driving a Gallup route. Police say she was reported missing after failing to return by December 26, prompting Navajo Nation Public Safety to list her as a missing person.
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Nation plans swift appeal in Crownpoint eviction case
Navajo Nation attorney Greg Kelly says the Nation will appeal the eviction ruling against ranchers Loretta and Raymond Morris in Crownpoint District Court. The email notes the appeal will proceed as quickly as allowed by civil procedure rules to challenge the eviction order issued Thursday.
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Bind Burgau Window Rock Indian Gaming Revenue Declines
Kathy Harms reports that Indian gaming revenue shows its first decline year over year in 2009, with a note that the industry remains a significant segment. The Gaming Industry Report, released Wednesday, cites continued growth potential amid the downturn, quoting analysts and industry associates.
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Library board weighs tax measure on city ballot
Residents vote on a gross receipts tax set to rise from 8.0625 to 8.1275 percent. The seven member library board held an informational meeting at the Gallup Cultural Center to present views on whether the measure should pass, tied to library construction and city finances.
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Budget impasse and bipartisan talk in film incentives debate
Sherry Robinson reports on a fractious session where a 5.4 billion budget passed narrowly after amendments. Republicans faced criticism for driving compromise as Rep. Lurnistrom and others pressed for rural education funding. The interview notes calls for unity and constituent-focused action amid budget pressures.
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