Hopi villages await money from tribe amid funding delays
Hopi communities report missing monthly allocations after January funding reduced to 300 000 per village for the year. Officials cite slow finance office processing and communication problems hindering utility payments and village operations. Community meetings planned to address payments and other concerns.
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Stan Bindell
Kykotsmovi
Ariz
Robert Sumatzkuku
Upper
Maenkopi
Moenkopi
Hopi
Phillip Quochytewa
Ernice Sakeva
Tom ‘Kahe
Ivan Sidney
First Mesa Consolidated Villages
First’ Mesa
Debra Moon
Mishongnovi- Sipaulovi
Tim Keevama
Keevama
Are there more illegal aliens by Tom Purdom staff writer
Grants report questions rising numbers of illegal aliens along Interstate 40. Cibola undersheriff and state police offer divergent views, with 1999 counts indicating a sharp rise. Recent busts in McKinley and Cibola counties net 31 illegals. Officials say most migrants pass through toward the East and Midwest, seeking work.
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Interstate 40
Cibola County
Johnny Valdez
Glenn Thomas
Gallup
Thomas
McKinley County
United States
Georgia
Milan
Sheriff's Department
Cibola
Valdez
McKinley
INS
Middle America
Mexico
New Mexico
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
U.S. Department of Justice
Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
North Carolina
Nebraska
Tennessee
South Carolina
Utah
Gamerco man held in fatal crash
Manuel Brown, 20, a former Haskell student from Gamerco, will serve two years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of aggravated battery, and one count of driving while intoxicated in the August crash that killed Yancy Longhat, 20, of Zuni. Two other passengers were injured. Brown apologized in court as families testified.
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Lawrence
Kan
Haskell Indian Nations University
Manuel Brown
Douglas County
Brown
Yancy Longhat
Zuni
Kerry, Jymm
Gallup
Joshua Longhat
Treaty gives Paiutes land in Arizona tribal pact
HIDDEN SPRINGS Ariz After almost 20 years a small band of San Juan Southern Paiutes in northeastern Arizona gains a home In a ceremony 300 Paiutes signed a treaty with the larger Navajo Nation granting about 5 400 acres of Navajo lands to the Paiutes The treaty creates a reservation fully surrounded by the Navajo Nation President Kel sey Begaye hailed cooperation without outside interference The signings drew about 150 spectators near Hidden Springs Baptist Church
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Bill Donovan Diné
Springs
Ariz
San Juan
Arizona
Kelsey
Begaye
Congress
Hidden’ ‘Springs Baptist
Hidden Springs
Udall pushes to lower seniors drug costs in Congress
Rep. Tom Udall D NM revived floor debate on prescription drug prices for the elderly a study shows New Mexico seniors pay far more than average prices for medications Udall called for action noting a 87.4 million settlement in a Knoll Pharmaceuticals case and ongoing profit pressures as seniors face choices between medicines and food within Medicare and supplemental coverage.
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Gallup
U.S
Tom Udall
D-N.m
U. S
House of Representatives
Udall
Knoll, Pharmaceuticals
Knoll Pharmaceuticals
New Mexico
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Indepena
Mckinley West
Johnson Yazzie
Cedar Bluff Road
Sumatzkuku
Upper Moenkopi
Finance’ Department
Upper Moe
Tom Purdom
Gamerco
Michael Fagans
S.J. Ludescher
Western Skies
Lin
Leona
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