McKinley Hospital drops newborn care unit plan
McKinley General Hospital canceled plans for an intensive care nursery for newborns after difficulty recruiting about 40 nurses and limited space. Public Health Service funding revived the project earlier, but the administration vetoed it due to staffing and space constraints. The proposed unit would have eased crowding at the Gallup center and served both community and PHS patients, with possible opening within months if funded.
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Nancy Mueller Gallup
McKinley General ‘Hospital
Alse Indian Medical Center
Public Health Service
GIMC
McKinley-Presbyterian
Carricades
William Hafner
Hafner
Gallup Area
Sta
McKinley
Gallup
Peri Natal
Draining Tsaile Lake Near Chinle Raises Dam Safety Concerns
Army engineers continue draining Tsaile Lake in Canyon Del Muerto to prevent collapse of the Tsaile Dam after a near failure found in a routine inspection. Water has dropped five feet in two weeks and Chinle is off alert as residents return.
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Chinle
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Army Corps of Engineers
Tsaile Lake
Canyon del Muerte
Tsaile Dam
Army
Canyon de Chelly
Canyon del Muerto
Three Pennsylvania doctors plan group practice at McKinley General
Ira Packman Tom Robinson and Mike Murphy act as internal medicine and family practice specialists respectively and will join Presbyterian Hospital Center of Albuquerque to form a Gallup based group. The physicians will share records and billing and split ER call at McKinley General once remodeling completes.
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Gallup
Pennsylvania
McKinley General Hospital
Ira Packman
Tom Robinson
Mike Murphy
Gigi Carricades
Packman
Mine Water Research Project of State EID
The New Mexico Environmental Improvement Division seeks methods to remove impurities from water used in uranium mining and milling by 1980. Legislature funded a feasibility study with 25000 dollars, plus 100000 dollars for a uranium wastewater pilot plant. A public meeting will outline the program in November with proposals due December 6 and contractor selection by January 1979, final report planned for March 1980.
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New Mexico
Chuska Development Company
Morrison Knudsen
American Engineering
Childress
New
Santa FE
Eastern Bureau
New Mexico Environmental Improvement Division
EID
Tional
Carter Vows Veto Of Tax Cut Amid Talks On Peace
President Carter warned he would veto a Senate approved 29.6 billion tax cut while backing a compromise near the House 16.3 billion figure. He hosted talks with tax leaders, held a White House peace round with Israel and Egypt, and noted unresolved West Bank and Gaza questions including settlements moratorium timing and Jordan’s King Hussein’s stance. The president also discussed Sadat Begin linked terms, Smith’s internal settlement, and SALT II timing.
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Washington
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
West Bank
Gaza
Senate
House
Camp David
Sadat
Sinai
Menachem) Begin
White House
Moshe Dayan
Hussein
Jordan
Ian Smith
Smith
United States
Henry Kissinger
Paul Warnke
U.S
Warnke
McKinley County Revises Subdivision Regulations Tonight
Gallup staff report a revision of the McKinley County Subdivision regulations will be considered at tonight's county commission meeting at 7 p.m. in the county commissioners office in the courthouse. The agenda includes a courthouse renovation progress report and an inspection of the mechanical system. The board will dedicate Bluewater Drive and Prewitt Street and review a pay request for construction on the new county garage.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Bluewater Drive
Prewitt Street
Electrician Immediate Employment Call for Green Card
Employment notice seeking an electrician for immediate work requiring a green card. Contact the number g6aadd2 for details and scheduling.
Oil Spill Halts Traffic in Gallup on U.S. 66
In Gallup, an overturned oil tanker near the highway frontage road coated U.S. 66 with oil and dirt, halting traffic for about two hours. Four dump trucks spread dirt to cover the spill after Joseph A. Brown, 46, of Gallup, shifted the load while turning onto the frontage road and was cited for careless driving.
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Gallup
U.S. 66
Joseph A. Brown
Brown
Ganado School Board race draws six candidates
Six candidates compete for two Ganado Public School Board of Trustees seats in the November 7 election. They are Jane Kolber, Peter Belletto, Lafel Vann, Gretchen Peniska, Milton Bluehouse, and Barbara Geyer, with roles spanning teaching, administration, and local boards. The Ganado district includes elementary through high school.
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Ganado, Ariz
Dine Bureau
Ganado
Public School Board of Trustees
Jane Kolber
Peter Belletto
Lafel Vann
Gretchen Peniska
Milton Bluehouse
Barbara Geyer
Kolber
Window Rock High School
Plateau Society
Belleto
Ganado ‘Fire Department
College of Ganado
Vann
Toyei Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Toyei
Northern Livestok Association
Ganado Rodeo Club
Peniska
Ganado School Board of Trustees
Navajo Nation Health Foundation
Bluehouse
Ft. Defiance
Geyer
Sage Memorial Hospital
Santa FE
Public Service Commission
Commission
Eileen Grevey
Congress
Need Companion To Sit With Man Sunday Hours
Companion needed to sit with a man from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Contact numbers 863 4044 after 6 p.m. or 722 3134.
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Tohatchi
McKinley Hospital
Peri Natal Center
By Karen
Moses
Scott Childress
Gallup-McKinley County
Bernalillo
Tohatchi High School
American Indian Engineering, Inc
Window Rock
M.M. Sunde Construction
Tucson, Ariz
Chuska
HEW General Council
Jim Rowland
Sub
Spoena
Keeper
Maurice Sanchez
District Court
Second Judicial District
Bernalilla County
HEW
Cal Foutz
Chuska Architects
Joseph
Mark Lennihan
McKinley General
Gordon Bopp
ENMA
Blackwater Draw
Bopp
Ason Harvey
CIA
Ganado School Board
Darlene
Béca
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