Navajo Chairman Candidate MacDonald Says No Outside Income
Navajo Tribal chairman candidate Peter MacDonald says he earned no income between June 1985 and June 1986. The Independent reports his tribal economic disclosure shows no income for the year before he began running for chairman or any reportable outside business assets. He previously worked for Cataract and has ties to Denny Inc, but the form indicates he is not employed now.
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Kim Oriole Dine
Window ‘Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribal
Peter MacDonald
S. Ethics Office
MacDonald
Mac Donald
Stanley Milford
Milford
C Shcinectinete and Construction Co
Newtown
Penn
Denny, Inc
Arizona
Cataract
Denny Insurance
Navajo Chairman Zah Set to Debate MacDonald in Oct
Navajo Chairman Peterson Zah will debate challenger Peter MacDonald on October 21 in Window Rock Arizona. Zah campaign manager Albert Hale says talks continue on scheduling and format and the Zah camp wants at least two debates, including sessions between chairmen and vice chairmen on different nights.
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Rock, Ariz
Peterson Zah
Peter MacDonald
Zah
Begay
Albert Hale
Mac
Havasupai Fight Uranium Mine Near Grand Canyon Area
Havasupai Indians vow to continue challenging Energy Fuels Nuclear Inc plans for a uranium mine upstream from Supai on Havasu Creek after Forest Service approval. The tribe cites sacred lands and water protection while Kaibab National Forest and EPA officials discuss potential discharges and permitting. The 17 acre site lies near Cataract Creek, 13 miles south of the Grand Canyon and six miles southeast of Tusayan. The EPA decision is delayed and a hearing request remains unresolved.
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Flagstaff
Havasupai
Lund
EPA
Energy Fuels
Ron Nurman
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Tusayan
Havasupais
Red Mesa ballot appeal denied by tribe election board
The Red Mesa tribal election board rejected Mastach’s bid to be added to the November general election ballot after Sept 17 recall-evidence concerns. Officials noted Mas tach may appeal to the tribal Supreme Court, with debate on whether the 10 day window runs in calendar or working days.
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Red Mesa
Harry Were
Mastach
Red. Mesa
Council
J Ae
Supreme Court
Wero
Law
Hogback
Paul George
Vero
George
Tribe PNM air hiring suit viewed as settlement talks
Public service Company of New Mexico says it is discussing possible solutions with Navajo Tribal and private attorneys regarding a discrimination lawsuit against the San Juan Generating Station. Spokesman Mary Zimmerman noted meetings involve tribal labor lawyers and attorney Earl Mettler on behalf of McKelly Begay and others claiming racial discrimination seeking back pay and damages. The company will not disclose further details pending any settlement.
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Albuquerque
Public ‘Service Company of
New Mexico
San’Juan
Mary Zimmerman
PNM
Earl Mettler
Mettler
McKelly Begay
Zimmerman
Trip to the bank By Sue Biniker Staff writer GALLUP
McKinley County commissioners opened a special work session to discuss funding for the Handicapped area services program. They heard the program asks for more money than the $4,999 budgeted for 1986 87, citing past deficits and a 10 percent state cut. County officials weighed revenue options, with MASH possibly prioritized if funds improve.
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Sue Biniker
Gallup
McKinley
Karaleé Bernath
Earnest Becenti
Don Jordan
Commission
Gloria Howes
McKinley County
City Council to meet after home owner fight over house
Gallup City Council plans a 7 p.m. special meeting with homeowner Cub Carson who faces a move or loss of water and electricity. Carson seeks reversal of a decision declaring his house on Sierra Drive near Susan Avenue too close to the street, despite staff knowledge of the violation. Carson’s attorney Ernesto Romero requests the meeting to press for overturning the action. City Manager Dan Dible halted construction after an allegedly illegal July permit was issued by Development Services. The case centers on a house valued at more than $60,000 built despite the ongoing dispute.
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Gallup
Cub Carson
Carson
James Parmelee
Sierra Drive
Susan Avenue
Ernesto Romero
Albuquerque
Rom
Ero
Hughes ‘and Company
Parmelee
Dan Dible
Adnate Eet
Surface
Dible
Local Democrats and Candidates Face Midnight National Guard
A fragmented note lists local Democrats and candidates amid references to a midnight National Guard presence. The readable fragments suggest political tension and security concerns without clear dates, places, or full names.
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National Guard
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Abby
Leleute
Tribal ‘Council
Lee MacDonald
Donald
Hale
I Is Cc
Teeta
Diam
Gallup High
Dave Lundy
Sara Torres
Shawnda Winston
Daron Overman
Highway 66
Hollywood
Abeomtes Géllot
McKinley County Clerk
Atencion
del Condado
Dave Lindy
Dany
Margaret Colvin
West Wilson
Red-Hot Peppers
Christina Colvin
Michelle Sidoma
Chris Colvin
Ben Aguilera
Forrest Buffington
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