Health care in Gallup offers essentials and specialists
Nancy Mueller Gallup reports that Gallup lacks many city level services but has a solid mix of health care personnel. Private practice and two private hospitals plus a community clinic employ four general practitioners, five family practitioners, two general surgeons, an orthopedist, a pediatrician, an obstetrician gynecologist, two ophthalmologists, and two geriatric doctors to meet local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mueller
Gallup
Indictments Ties McKinley County Officials to Drug Case
Former McKinley County Sheriff Harold Bass, ex‑liquor inspector Albert Marsh II, and Albuquerque man Gilbert Delgado were indicted in Valencia County on charges of distributing and conspiring to distribute over 100 pounds of marijuana tied to a May 13 seizure of 600 pounds. Bass released on bond. Marsh reportedly abroad. grand jury action followed federal and state narcotics operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
McKinley County
Harold R
Bob) Bass
Valencia County
Los Lunas
Albert J. Marsh II
Gilbert R. Delgado
Maurice Cordova
Independent
Bass
Marsh
Rick Massingale
Howard McKinley
Marsh Flying Service
Pennsylvania
Attorney General’s Office
John H
Bill) Bass
Thoreau
U. S. Customs Bureau
Civil Aircraft Registry
Federal Aviation Administration
U. S. Forest. Service
Delgado
U.S. Attorney's Office
Albuquerque
J. A. Blackmer
Blackmer
Attorney General
Anaya
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Valencia
Toribio Perea
Power Station Effort Mounted to Restore San Juan Plant
Public Service Company of New Mexico said crews work nine hours around the clock to restore the San Juan Generating Station within about two weeks after an electrical fire hit Unit 2. Fifty eight people were treated at San Juan Regional Medical Center for possible smoke inhalation. one was admitted and later released. The fire was caused by a short circuit in cable feeding auxiliary power. About 5,000 feet of cable will be replaced or spliced. The shutdown is not expected to cause large changes in consumer bills.
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Farmington
Public Service Company of
New Mexico
San Juan
San Juan Regional Medical Center
PNM
Sherry Robinson
Lanny Tanning
Mott Foundation Trustees Tour Zuni Area Industry
The Charles S. Mott Foundation president Bill White and two trustees led a delegation visiting Zuni area industries. The tour aims to seed Indian community development with CAF ties, include a visit to the Black Rock supermarket project, and inspect the Zuni Candle Co. and mission workshops. Assistants and tribal staff detailed plans for future tribal business assistance and education programs.
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ZUNI
Edison Laselute
Mott Foundations
Bill White
Zuni Airport
White
Zunis
Foundation
Charles McCandless
Mott Foundation
Zuni Area
Charles S. Mott Foundation
Mott
General Motors
Claire
George Whyel
William Balleiiger
Doug Procounier
Robert Collier
Marilyn Styles
Don Kelley
Bertha Parker
Whyel
Cooperative Assistance Fund
CAF
Zimi
Goy
Edison
Laselute
Hank Gaylor
St. Louis
San Diego
Shiprock
Gaylor
Fairchild
Deswood appeals Navajo disqualification in tribal race
WINDOW ROCK Ariz In the wake of a Navajo Court of Appeals ruling that the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors cannot disqualify candidates for the Tribal Council Peter Deswood of Lukachukai this week appealed his disqualification to the appeals court Deswood 29 the top vote getter in the
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Window Rock
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Navajo Court of Appeals
Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Peter Deswood
Lukachukai
Deswood
Elections Board
Donald Benally
Tribal Council
Uranium firms should attract capital in New Mexico study
A regional uranium study funded by the Interior Department predicts strong capital backing for uranium development in northwest New Mexico. The report notes rising investment as major oil and gas firms enter uranium operations and electric utilities back mines and mills, with total U S fuel cycle investment seen at 62 billion through century end.
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Albuquerque
Eastern Bureau
New Mexico
San Juan Basin
U.S. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Sheldon Bulkin
Bulkin
Department of Energy
United States
Lewis and Panteah Top Zuni Governor Candidate Field
Charles McCandless reports the Zuni primary chose Lewis and Panteah as top governor ticket contenders for the December general election. Lewis led with 481 votes, Panteah had 163, while incumbent Lase lute scored 62. Voter turnout hovered around six percent. Polls ran 7 AM to 8 PM with results about 12:30 AM. General election date and future council candidacy rules remain unsettled. Elks Ledge No 1440 hosts a Saturday box supper and dance event.
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Charles McCandless
ZUNI
Robert Lewis
Quincy Panteah
Thursdaay
Lewis
Theodore Edaakle
Panteah
Calvin Euistice
Virgil Wyace
Chauncy Simplicio
Edison Laselute
Fred Bowanle
Albuquerque
Laselute
Eriadho
Tribal Council
Gospel Preaching Unit Invites Companions for Morning Sit
A fragment notes a call for a companion to sit with a man from 9 am to 6 pm at Culpepper County Cattle Co on 8 Ave. The event references world series viewing on a big screen TV and a gospel preaching session. Names and exact dates are unclear.
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Culpepper County
Oartl 8 Ave
Chamber Board Members Nominated in Gallup NM
Gallup McKinley Chamber of Commerce nominates 11 candidates for next year with five officers to be elected in December. Included are Cecelia Rosales Tanner Indian Arts Buddy Menopace Dr Michael Blake Terry Leach Frank Kozeliski Mike Scanselli Ann Schauman Dennis Latermo Barbara McKinley and Doug Fuqua. Committee work on budget and the January banquet was set and the January meeting moved to a night session to honor outgoing officers. Marie Sullivan resigned as City Tourism Director and Chamber secretary thanked the board and praised VP Charles Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County
Cecelia Rosales
Tanner Indian Arts
Buddy Menopace
Rice Motors
Michael Blake
Optometrist
Terry Leach
Gallup Printing & Supply Office
Frank Kozeliski
Gallup Sand & Gravel
Mike Scanselli
the Inn
Ann Schauman
Rehoboth Hospital
Dennis Latermo
Galup Federal Savings &Loan
Barbara McKinley
First State Bank
Doug Fuqua
Fuqua
Flower Land
Marie ‘Sullivan
Chamber
Charles Giles
Death Notice for Joe Sardo on Saturday
Death notice for Joe Sardo appears on page 6 with brief contact details. The fragment notes a Saturday event and a price of five dollars, plus an address or information line and a phone number 863-4589. No further context or dates are clear in the readable text.
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Er Fromi Géri
D.C
John Bass
Black Rock
Roger Tsabetsaya
Tsabetsaya
Zuni Candle Co
Mare Ght Iudis
Caridie
Dian
Health-Servic Hospital
Mission
St. Anthony's Mission
Lolita'Wyaco
Zuni Alternative Education Center
Miss Wyaco
Alien Sheyka
Bro
Ray O.F.M
Zuni Education
Ralph ‘Casebolt
Alternative Learning Center
Andrew Natachu
Xaret Ea Rose Setar Sines
J. W. Schomisch
Election Board
Treif
Benally
Deswood Ha
Council
Supreme Judicial Council
Albert H. Gutherie
Iliamna
Alaska
Mark Len‘nihan
Wilfred Erlacho
Elks Ledge
Ms . Rice
Su Piper Fort Sa
Ledge By
Atom
Chamber Board
Joe Sardo
Hston
Door
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