Navajos Seek Rename To Dine Nation In Self Identification
Navajo President Peterson Zah pushes a resolution to change the tribe’s official name to Dine Nation. The Shiprock Agency Council supported the move, arguing the Spaniard given Navajo label is inaccurate and undermines sovereignty. If approved by all agency councils and chapters, the final decision rests with the tribal council.
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Peterson Zah
Shiprock, N.M
Zah
EPA fines two firms for water rule violations on Navajo land
The EPA fined Mountain States Petroleum of Roswell New Mexico two thousand dollars and Grand Resources Inc. of Tulsa Oklahoma one thousand five hundred dollars for injecting waste water from oil and gas operations into underground wells. They must monitor and report such activity as it can affect groundwater supplies.
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San Francisco
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Navajo Reservation
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Mountain States Petroleum of
Rosewell
N.M
Grand Resources Inc
Tulsa
Okla
Red Ribbon Campaign in Gallup Saturday Dance
A community Red Ribbon campaign event is noted in Gallup with a dance planned for Saturday on Page 8. The notice lists TUBA CITY DANCE as part of the event coverage on Page 8.
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Tuba City Dance
Index Inside US base closes and recalls spark questions
The page-level notice outlines a shutdown at a US base, recalls involving minivans and other vehicles, and cross-references to sports where Brett reaches his 3000 career milestone. The snippet notes business, opinions, and the obituary page, signaling a packed edition with multiple sections and page cues.
Na'nizhoozhi Center opens tonight in Gallup
The Na'nizhoozhi Center formerly Gallup Alcohol Crisis Center begins limited operation tonight as a protective custody facility with overnight stays. Board President Larry Curley says staff training will occupy initial weeks and a full three day treatment program is expected by mid October. The project faces hiring goals and state licensing hurdles before full medical services can begin.
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Steve Bard
Gallup
Na’nizhoozhi Center
Gallup Alcohol Crisis Center
Larry Curley
Curley
Na’nizhoozhi
Texaco ordered to clean oil pits on Navajo land
Federal and tribal agencies ordered Texaco Inc to close and clean about 200 unlined pits on the Navajo reservation where oil and gas wastes were dumped. EPA and Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Administration said the shutdown is needed to protect water resources.
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San Francisco
Texaco Inc
Environmental Protection Agency
Navajo Nation
Environmental ‘Protection Administration
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
EPA
Texaco
Texas
New Mexicn
Hopi Agree to Film Hopis in New Venture
Two filmmakers have won blessing from Hopi religious leaders to proceed with a first ever media project linking Hopi culture with a New York based company Primal Perfect Inc The plan includes a feature film and a documentary blending historical and contemporary Hopi life with future aspects Leaders say the project will use Hopi actors and crew and Hollywood stars may join as consultants or cast. Filming could begin soon and release is expected two to three years away.
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By. Mary
Wicoff Western Bureau
Second Mesa
Ariz
Mesas
New York
Devirn Terreson
Peter Runfalo
Primal: Perfect, Inc
Léon Korah
Mishonghovi
Hollywood
Indictment Alleges Bribery Tied to Navajo Reservation Business
Federal grand jury charges Jerry Clayton and R J Dalley of Farmington New Mexico with paying 70000 to Peter MacDonald former Navajo tribal chairman and conspiring to disguise the payment as earned income. The indictment names Thriftway Marketing Corp. and Denny Insurance as fronts and cites other involved parties. MacDonald faces prior racketeering and tribal court charges with a related corruption probe.
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Phoenix
New ‘Mexico
Linda A. Akers
U.S
Arizona
Jerry Clayton
RJ. Dalley
Farmington
N.M
Peter. MacDonald
MacDonald
Clayton
Thriftway Marketing Corp
Dalley
Thriftway
Denny Insurance Inc
Rocky MacDonald
Terry R. Hamilton
Prescott
Window Rock
Tribal Council
US Senate
Peter MacDonald
FAS programs advance on Navajo Reservation effort
In a panel at the National Organization for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome conference, speakers discuss trust and respect in aiding pregnant women with FAS and FAE. Navajo Nation programs, led by Kathy Masis and Kaibah Begay, report progress through on-reservation specialists and honest, nonjudgmental outreach. Doctors note FAS stems from heavy drinking during pregnancy and is the leading cause of mental retardation, with affected children showing brain, facial, and behavioral issues.
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Catherine Welp
Albuquerque
Kathy Masis
Tuba City
Masis
John Aase
Kaibah Begay
Shiprock Agency
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