Navajo Council Faces Conflict of Interest Clarity
Navajo Tribal Council members hesitate to accept consultant work as attorneys Riordan and Lincoln review the conflict of interest clause. They warn the statute is old and must be revised to cover ownership and active participation in firms doing tribe business. Councilmember George James withdraws from Apache Construction. Lennie Robertson faces scrutiny over a $16,875 consulting contract.
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Kathi Saltzetein
Cine Bureau
Navajo Tribal Council
Bill Riordan
Elmer Lincoln
Justice Department
Frank E. Paul
Apache Construction Co
Chinle
George James
Apache Crates Company
Paul
Tribe
Riordan
United States
Peter MacDonald
Arizona
James
Leonard Haskie
Sanostee
Election Commission
Lennie Robertson
Fort Defiance
Robertson
Lennie
Robertsons
Harry Wero
Commission
Wero
Audubon Hosts Coal Talks In Gallup San Juan Basin
Environmentalists and coal industry figures meet during the New Mexico Audubon Conference in Gallup with speakers including Democratic governor candidate Toney Anaya and Republican contender John Trick. The program covers questions on coal development in the San Juan Basin and the proposed New Mexico Generating Station at Bisti. Field trips to Bisti Badlands and Chaco Canyon follow the conference.
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Gallup
San Juan Basin
New Mexico
Anaya
John Trick
Bisti
Bisti Badlands
Chaco Canyon
Navajo sue for 1.9 million acres in New Mexico
The Navajo Nation files a federal suit seeking 1.9 million acres in northwest New Mexico to reclaim land allegedly illegally seized by the federal government. Tribal leaders say the action aims to right historic wrongs and restore honor, with a decision expected in two to three years amid firm optimism.
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Albuquerque
Maine
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Gamerco
Peter MacDonald
Plan Your Christmas at Bengal Homecoming Special
Read as a local shopper alert for Bengal Homecoming Week offers at Bengal Buy and All Seasons Sports Shop. The notice advertises jacket deals and acne care items with limited availability and a combined shopping plan.
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Gia
Bengal
T. Anit
ALL Seasons
Santa Claus for rural schools brings education aids nationwide
Reina Roybal heads a mobile library style program delivering vocational teaching tools to 86 districts in a year. The project offers audio visuals, slides, books, and 37 modules to rural and post secondary schools, saving districts about $168,000 in aids. It operates with a $102,000 budget and is funded by New Mexico’s Vocational Education Department.
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Tim Knowles
Tohatchi
Santa Claus
Santa
Reina Roybal
Roybal
Beatrice Melendrez
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Navajo
Ramah
Crownpoint
Thoreau
University of New Mexico-Gallup
State Vocational Education Department
Santa Fe
University of New Mexico-Valencia
Belen
Inside today Burnout grows among workers and athletes
The newspaper notes rising burnout with fatigue and irritability among highly energetic people. It directs readers to Living page 3 for more on the phenomenon.
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Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
California Angels
Braves
Cardinals
Gallup Woman Charged In Federal Narcotics Case
Gallup woman Devonne Marsh 26 was indicted in Phoenix on conspiracy to possess marijuana with intent to distribute and use of a communication facility in a felony. She posted no bond and was released on her own recognizance after appearing before U S Magistrate Ron Grenko.
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Gallup
Phoenix
Devonne Marsh
Marsh
Armand Ortega
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Southwest
Soviet Union
Atlanta
Daya
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