05 Oct 1983
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1983
Page
1
A recent study finds that over half of the six million American women and girls who become pregnant yearly want to avoid pregnancy, with fear of side effects from modern methods cited as a major reason for ineffective contraception.
A PBS 13 episode exploration of the Vietnam War launches with a Tuesday night start. The program surveys how the conflict affected millions, reshaped history, and became the longest and most misunderstood war for Americans.
Seventeen centuries before Christ Lebanon was a battlefield and in 1700 B C the Hyksos conquered the region. The article traces ancient conflicts and their echoes in later times, outlining an enduring pattern of tribal and political struggle in the Levant.
Index includes 16 pages across two sections and advertising inserts. Published by The Gallup Independent Co. in 1985, listing content grouping and navigation aids for readers.
Dean Dean Jackson of Navajo Community College announced congressional approval of a 600000 federal appropriation for general operations. The total NCC budget rises to 9.8 million with 1.6 million from the Navajo Tribe and 2.1 million from grants and auxiliary programs. Enrollment shows growth, staffing needs rise, and plans include staff benefits and a retirement plan as faculty recruitment remains challenging.
Change of stripes dressed couple and trio of punk lookalikes headline GHS Homecoming events. Debbie Sanchez, Rusty Jones, and Marti Chaffins model the style as the Bengals prepare to host Espanola Valley at 7 30 p.m. Friday with a Saturday night dance to cap the week.
Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner David Hughes spoke at the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association meeting warning that immediate decontrol of old gas could trigger reimposed price controls. He urged a ramp-up of old gas prices, warned of contract abrogation and take-or-pay freezes, and noted Congress may act only in odd-numbered years after the 1964 elections. Hughes also pressed for new pipeline rate policies and discussed ISPs as a tool to balance costs and incentives amid soft markets.
GALLUP Investigators await autopsy results in two recent deaths. A white male body found near Whitehorse Lake is hard to identify due to predator damage. Mary Ann Fernandez, 22, of Coolidge, found Sept 29 at her home, may show a scuffle and possible pill use. John and Helen Long, a brother and sister in their fifties, drowned when their vehicle capsized crossing a flooded arroyo north of Lake Valley.
Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr rejects House move to revise immigration laws and says the effort is aimed at prompting a presidential veto. White House opposes the measure as costly with amendments, while Hispanics urge action as parties court voters before next year’s elections.
In Santa Fe, the water rights case of the four Indian pueblos moves to its final trial phase as witness Florence Ellis confirms early settlement history. The Nambe Pojoaque San Ildefonso and Tesuque pueblos seek priority in the Pojoaque Tesuque Basin, against more than a thousand non Indian defendants, with two weeks projected for trial.
In loving memory of Joseph Meeze who died October 5 1972. The Meese family offers praise for his life and asks prayers for his peaceful rest with lasting memories and gratitude.
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