Rent-a-Wife sought for lonely poodle farm near Grants
In Grants area, John Turner seeks a dedicated woman to live beside his trailer and care for about 30 poodles. He offers half profits from ~200 pups yearly and a home, describing the role as wife-like duties including grooming, vaccinations, and TLC. Turner emphasizes companionship and dog care over romance.
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Mary E. Davis
John Turner
Turner
Prewitt
Grants
Florida
Baby dies after three vehicle crash near Route 66
An 8 month old girl died from injuries after a three vehicle crash Monday night at Route 66 and Boardman Drive in Gallup. Her parents Ray Hobb 36 and Christine Hobb died instantly along with the infant. The six other children will be cared for by relatives as District Attorney Mary Helen Baker vows to personally oversee the case.
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Tanya Brazil
Gallup
Shasawn’ Hobb
University Hospital
Albuquerque
Route 66
Boardman Drive
Ray Hobb
Christine
Mary Helen Baker
Power plant reps threaten legal action
Tasco Gen Systems LLC warned Gallup it may sue if the city does not honor its contract to build an electrical power plant. Gary Tassainer said a March 6 letter expressed confusion about the document, claiming the city failed to meet contract requirements and that Tasco invested significant time and money to comply. He urged the council to clarify the letter and contract terms.
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Gallup
Gary Tassainer
Tasco-Gen Systems, LLC
Tasco
Tassainier
David Ruiz
Tassainer
Ruiz
John Penn
Truckers battle high fuel costs across industry
GAELUP The high cost of diesel fuel is causing a financial crisis in the trucking industry. Smaller companies and individual owners struggle to make truck payments and stay in business as fuel prices surge. Lawrence Collins of Manford Okla and other drivers describe tightening margins, rising insurance, and the risk of talking to banks for adjusted loan terms. Many say surcharges from trucking firms only ease the pain, while oil gouging by suppliers adds to hardship.
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Turner
Louisiana
Georgia
Lawrence Collins
Manford
Okla
Gallup
Collins
Vermont
Jess Taylor
Dayton Beach
Fla
Taylor
Former ins worker guilty of sex charge
Franklin Tso, a former physician's assistant with the Navajo Area U.S. Indian Health Service, was convicted of sexual contact with a patient at the Dzilth Na-O-Dith-Hle clinic near Farmington in January 1998. The misdemeanor charge stems from contact through clothing without consent, with sentencing pending and a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $2,000 fine.
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Gallup
Navajo Area
U.S. Indian Health Service
Franklin Tso
Farmington
Jane Doe
Tso
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Albuquerque
Tribe seeks money to build five Navajo offices
Navajo Nation President Kelsey Begaye plans to press Arizona Governor Jane Hull for 2.5 million in state funds to build five new offices for the TANF program on the Navajo Reservation. Hull opposes the bill as a one-tribe benefit, complicating the tribe’s push as it nears taking over TANF.
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Bill Donovan Diné
Gallup
Navajo Nation
Kelsey Begaye
Arizona
Jane Hull
Navajo Reservation
Begaye
Hull
Alex Yazza Jr
Yazza
Arizona House
TANF
Yarza
Congress
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