10 Oct 1981
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1981
Page
1
Fragmentary article notes solar energy acceptance tied to opposition and architecture shifts. Indicates evaluative stance by professionals and mentions a Dar ington context and varied color/brand references, ending with unclear pricing and product terms.
Leonard McReeves, 27, of Tohatchi, escaped Friday from a Gallup city jail after locking a jailer in a hallway and accessing the control center. He was later arrested by state police. The incident occurred about 6 p.m. as the jailer was returning him to holding.
Gallup designer Milton Costello, behind the $1.7 million Harold Runnels Center, faces an ongoing New York state probe. An investigator cited an earlier 1964 censure by the Board of Regents. Details remain confidential, as officials declined comment. Delays and contractor disputes tied to Kinematics Ltd. and related payments surface in the inquiry.
County Manager Gloria Howes said she suspects possible ties between engineer Milton Costello and Kinematics Ltd amid delays and equipment supply issues for Gallup’s 1.7 million recreation center pool. An Independent probe found links involving Costello and his wife to Kinematics, with questions over the firm’s location and potential conflicts of interest.
The Window laments Rock School Board tuition hikes as violating neighborliness. On Friday night Willie Eriacho sparked the Zuni Thunderbirds to their first ever win against the Shiprock Chieftains with 169 passing yards and a TD.
Local ad offers a free six pack of Coors Bud or Schlitz with the purchase of one case at Joe Milo's on Zuni Highway. The promotion highlights beer brands and a single store location offering the deal.
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