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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1990
Page
1
A moderated opinion piece argues the X DH title race reflects broader league shifts with key figures weighing strategies, rivalries, and implications for the program. The column analyzes coaching decisions, player development, and potential milestones for the team.
House Democrats rally around a liberal budget plan taxing wealthy Americans and offering a small capital gains cut for middle income families. Republicans push to hold spending to last year's levels while favoring a deep capital gains cut and higher taxes on the rich, as Bush seeks a workable budget compromise. The Senate Finance Committee works on a bipartisan approach as Bush calls for steady progress.
Jon Becenti of Gallup speaks with Sparkie the Fire Dog and Pluggie the Fire Extinguisher during Fire Prevention Week at Alo West Mall. The observance ends Saturday with a 10 a.m. parade starting at the Aztec Twin Theater. The route goes east on Aztec then north on First, west on Coal, south on Eighth to Aztec and over Munoz Overpass to Rio West Mall where demonstrations occur.
Gallup, Steven Patrick reports on the 82 year old Emma Manuelito death after a truck crash near Zecca Plaza raising questions about senior driver licenses. Despite a current license, Manuelito faced multiple citations and renewed eye tests, with DMV staff noting they hoped she would fail the exam. The case highlights legal options for non renewal and ongoing debates about mobility versus safety for aging drivers.
Regina McCabe a former Navajo Community College secretary testifies about fear and pressure as she recounts giving her documents to the suspended Navajo chairman. The defense argues for dismissing the bribery kickback case while accusing prosecutors of a dog and pony show in court.
Wholesale prices rose 1.6 percent in September led by a 20.6 percent spike in gasoline costs after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, signaling stronger inflation as energy costs intensify. Retail sales rose 1.1 percent with gasoline behind the gain, while economists warn the oil shock may deepen the recession and test Fed policy.
A Thursday forum in Cibola County drew Republicans and no Democrats to hear candidates outline bid concerns about county government. Gary DeGroat attacked bid practices and vehicle sales while endorsing tourism funding and the Cibola Convention Authority. Dr. Frank Anderson and Tom Ortega discussed accountability and jail responsibilities as they pursue District Four seats. Margaret Eichman noted as the sole Republican winner in county contests.
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