Dylmer Yazzie Named Former Navajo Delegate Dies
Dylmer Yazzie, who served as a delegate for Many Farms and Rough Rock from 1999 to 2003 on the 19th Navajo Nation Council, has died of natural causes, according to the Office of the Speaker.
06 Oct 2010
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2010
Page
1
Dylmer Yazzie, who served as a delegate for Many Farms and Rough Rock from 1999 to 2003 on the 19th Navajo Nation Council, has died of natural causes, according to the Office of the Speaker.
Police say an unidentified Native American man was found beaten to death in the 700 block of Ambrosia Drive Milan. The body lay face up on the west side of the street and appears dragged. Found 7:08 a.m. and pronounced dead at 7:53 a.m. homicide investigation ongoing with no witnesses. Investigator Steve Marquez conducting interviews.
drizzle fell as about a dozen freshmen walked home with friends amid a day that stood out for the event at Thoreau High School. counselors and advocates from Arizona and New Mexico spoke about emotional crisis and seeking help, with Breanna Simonds age 14 summarizing the day.
Gallup City Council in a special session approved a quitclaim deed to re convey a trails easement back to the Red Mesa Foundation. The easement had tied land east of the Indian Hills area near Rehoboth Christian School and could complicate a pending Michigan buyer’s development.
Two intoxicated drivers in stalled pickups blocked Allison Road rail crossing near Gallup. Deputy Anthony Ashley encountered a black GMC on tracks after one driver tried to bypass a red light. Paquin admitted drinking. field tests failed, tequila found, arrest made. tow arranged, taken to detention center.
A hearing date was set for the restraining order filed by Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr against the Navajo Nation Board of Election Supervisors. The temporary order was issued Sept 25 to keep a referendum off the Nay2 general election ballot, a move that drew swift backing and opposition. The Navajo Nation Council had passed legislation to refer the referendum in July.
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