Man In Black Robbery At Allsup's Store In Gallup
Staff writer Michael Sullivan reports a Native American man dressed in black robbed the Allsup's convenience store at Second Street and Nizhoni Boulevard in Gallup. He brandished a black pistol and demanded cash, receiving a small amount before fleeing. Police note this is the second such robbery in two weeks.
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Gallup
Allsup’s
Second Street
Nizhoni Boulevard
Gallup Man Recharged on Fireworks Theft Case
Joshua Gutierrez, 20, facing charges in Gallup Magistrate Court after prosecutors seek to upgrade from misdemeanor to felony. Officials say recovered fireworks valued at about 1800 dollars influenced the decision. Further investigation continues as listed in charges on Page 5.
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Gallup
Joshua Gutierrez
Henrietta Soland
Jim Biérly
11th“Judicial
Police release limited details in Milan murder case
Milan police disclosed new details in the killing of a Native American man found dead Tuesday morning. The man has been identified but his name and origin are being withheld during the ongoing investigation. Police Chief Jerry Stephens said the family has been notified and the name will not be released at this time.
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Milan
Jerry Stephens
Six writeins vie for Navajo presidency in election
Six writein candidates, each representing a different Navajo Nation agency, compete for council delegate seats as the general election nears. With less than a month to go, they must gain recognition amid longer campaigning cycles. The Aug. 17 deadline for filing is noted, and readers are directed to see Write-ins on another page.
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Window Rock
Council
Intricate designs mark Weyarn er’s work and residency
The article notes Perenniae sul and Intricate designs as hallmarks of Weyarn er’s output. It discusses creative constraints beyond generic production and mentions Lonnrete as artist in residence at Hubbell-Traesee National Historic Site in Euclid where a bead or earring idea may be transformed from concept to jewelry.
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Weyarner
Rita Porras
Lonnrete
Hubbell-Traesee
Euclid
Navajo Nation Supreme Court to hear clergy abuse case
The Navajo Nation Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the John Doe BF versus Diocese of Gallup case, a clergy sex abuse suit filed in 2007. The Oct 25 Yale Law School hearing in New Haven, Connecticut, will assess the statute of limitations and jurisdiction as the case moves from Shiprock District Court.
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Rock
Navajo Nation
John Doe BF
Diocese of
Gallup
Shiprock District Court
Navajo Nation Supreme Court
Yale Law’ School
New Haven
Conn
Supreme Court
Shiprock
Genevieve’ Woody
Woody
Yale ‘Law School
Sterling Law Building
William Re ‘Keeler
Patrick Noaker
Jeff Anderson & Associates
St.Paul, Minn
Charles
Chuck” Cichanowicz
Wine ‘Dow
Rock District
Cichanowicz
Noaker
Keeler
Noakér
Soone
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