Navajo Nation Urges No Budget Cuts For 2012 Plan
Shelly and Javier Ramos of the Navajo Nation Washington Office urge President Obama to hold harmless any cuts to Navajo Nation and Native American tribes in the 2012 budget. Chief Justice Herts Yizzie also voices concern about possible judicial branch cuts as the federal government operates under a continuing resolution through March.
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Driver's Sober Test Confusion In Gallup Stop
In Gallup, 22 year old Hoskie was stopped by Deputy Monty Yaszie for expired plates at a McDonald's. He provided no license or registration, offered a false name, and claimed no alcohol despite admitting codeine use and marijuana. He failed field sobriety tests as authorities noted multiple inconsistencies across identities and drugs.
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Drunken weekend at city shop prompts police calls
At City Electric Shoe Shop a drunk man lay at the front entrance after failing to walk on February 26. Employees said they called police three times before responders arrived nearly an hour later. The incident followed discussions with a friend and comments on past intoxication levels downtown.
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Signs of spring at Zuni HS by Viola Volker Stall
Signs of spring appeared at Zuni High School as students in the horticulture class helped Becker’s science group tend 14 beehives. Bees rose from the nests as students in veiled masks observed, harvested honey, and prepared the outdoor garden with spinach onions radishes.
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Legislature Ale Bills Move Through Session
In Santa Fe a slate of alcohol related bills advances as lawmakers push to finish. HB 182 heightens penalties for serving alcohol to minors with fourth degree felony for some sales. Another measure would extend local option hours for sales and consumption, drawing debate from industry groups and advocates.
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