Budget Shortfall Triggers Crownpoint Institute Layoffs
Crownpoint Institute of Technology faces eight immediate layoff notices affecting administration, custodial and maintenance staff as tribal funding shortfalls threaten a larger impact. If Navajo Nation funds aren’t approved for the next six months, ten more positions could be cut, reducing staff from 99 to 81.
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Crownpoint
Crownpoint Institute of Technology
CIT
Tutt
Navajo Nation
Keams hospital prevents service disruption with extra nurses
Keams Canyon Arizona Keams hospital will maintain inpatient services despite a prior plan to suspend for two months due to nurse shortages. Two nurses from other units join immediately and ongoing recruitment targets eight to ten higher level vacancies. hospital averages four to five patients daily with 17 beds.
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Keams Hospital
Keams Canyon, Ariz
Keams Canyon ‘Hospital
Ee “Fhe Hospital
Satalar
Thoreau parents clash at public school forum
At Thoreau elementary, parents and teachers voiced concerns about Principal Griffith and his support for PTA endorsed measures. Jackson Gibson defended Griffith noting efforts with Navajo students while others urged a conciliatory approach. The board approved Caroline Murphy as Johnson O Moyle coordinator replacing Dolly Begay.
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Thoreau
Gui Reas
Sais
Griffith
Griffith Monday
Jackson Gibson
Elggiblic
Jeff
Tom Sr
Ay Vahould
Carline'Murphy
Johnson O'Malley
Dolly Begay
Deral Projects
Murphy
Petey
Pose “Preachpal
Jury Delivers Verdict in O J Simpson Case
Jurors reached a verdict in the O J Simpson case and handed it to Judge Lance Ito in a sealed envelope. Ito planned to delay opening until 10 a m Tuesday, with Shapiro urging calm and stating hope the jury would reach a verdict.
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Los Angeles
Lance Ito
Ito
California
New Mexico
Devatiig
Nicole Brown ‘Simpson
Ronald L. Goldman
Carl Douglas
Simpson
Robert L. Shapiro
Shapiro
Western clay inspires Mary Washington graduate
Jennifer Dyson, a May Mary Washington College art graduate, spent three months as a Student Conservation Association volunteer at El Morro National Monument. She explored Native American pottery, learning the process from shaping to final product and intent to compare their philosophies with her own clay work. See Western clay, Page 2.
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EL ‘Morro
Mary Washington ‘College
Fredericksburg
Jennifer Dyson
National Park
Fine Arts
Italy
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