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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2008
Page
1
A partial reading shows a St Louis Cardinal contributor going 2 for while another player went 4 for 4. The fragment mentions a service week and a 305 Van Po reference, but details are garbled. The record preserves the core: two players with notable hitting lines for the Cardinals.
Gallup civil suit over July 2007 police photos of former Bishop Donald E Pelotte prompts venue change request. Attorney Martin Esquivel alleges bias due to Gallup officials and Kozeliski ties, while questions about Pelotte’s lack of representation persist amid public records disputes and multiple defendants.
Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley promotes two referendums to shrink the 88 member Council to 24 and to gain line item veto authority. He defends reform claims against Speaker Morgan’s critique, arguing the measures would increase efficiency, balance power, reduce micro-management, restore policy making, and trim costs. He says the reforms benefit Navajo governance despite opposition.
A seller at a flea market recounts selling three helmets on the first Saturday, noting his family of four children made each helmet a costly purchase. He said he couldn’t afford more, yet accepted the price of ten dollars per helmet and has agreed to continue sales.
Senate Energy panel approved a bill by U S Sens Bingaman and Domenici to settle Navajo Nation water rights in the San Juan Basin New Mexico advancing to the full Senate The measure authorizes 870 million for the Navajo Gallup project with state and federal funding offsets and other settlements noted for Aamodi and Abeyeta cases The leaders said the plan ends years of uncertainty for Navajo Nation Gallup Farmington and area farmers and would ensure future water supplies
Attorney Billy Ray Blackburn of Albuquerque asks the 13th Judicial District Court to exclude two expert witnesses a separate witness and an appraisal in the Darner case. Judge Camille Martinez Olguin will hear at 9 am Friday. Darner faces 20 counts including illegal possession and sale of elk and sheep heads from Mount Taylor. Martinez says two New Mexico Game and Fish officers may testify if allowed. Trial date set for June 23 with motions to dismiss and penalties up to 44 years and 58,000 dollars.
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