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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2008
Page
1
A board of directors led by President Michael Nye and campaign chair Beth Miller will unveil a large fund raising effort for United Way. The event is scheduled for September 27, 2002, and includes a formal ceremony.
Karen York of United Way explains there is no Gallup chapter, the Navajo United Way covers Gallup and Window Rock, and it aims to reestablish services there. The Day of Caring would invite the community to meet service providers and participate in projects, with multiple opportunities to volunteer and learn how United Way helps locally.
Gallup reports U S Forest Service officials will detail a travel management plan for Cibola National Forest at Tuesday's McKinley County Commission session. The plan aims to cut open roads from about 1100 to roughly 650 and keeps non motorized recreation allowed. Public hearings will follow, with further details to come from the Forest Service.
A brief note indicates Cartier is required for a supplemental appropriation related to a defense or safety budget. The fragment suggests financial adjustments, with named party Cartier involved in the process and officers or agencies to finalize the allocation. Further context is unclear due to damaged text.
Health officials confirm a Fort Defiance resident tests positive for plague on the Navajo Nation. Officials say the case is not isolated, and efforts include alerting nearby communities and epidemiology work to identify the source. Plague spreads from infected rodent fleas, with outbreaks common in warmer months.
WINDOW ROCK The Budget and Finance Committee approved a request from Education Committee member Willie Tracey to have the Office of the Auditor General audit Dilcon Community School Inc. The push cites financial concerns and notes the Navajo Nation authorities oversee grant schools, with 34 such institutions. An inspector general investigation from Denver is pending, with alleged stipends totaling 426000 and temporary salaries around 471000 under scrutiny. The public heard claims two weeks ago and a corrective action plan exists.
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