Regents Approve Gallup Branch Vocational Building Plan
The University of New Mexico Board of Regents approved a 1.158 million vocational building for the Gallup Branch with 423000 for site improvements and 263000 for utility connections. They told architects and Gallup officials the new classroom office building will have to be redesigned or adjusted.
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University of New Mexico Board of Regents
Regents
University
Gallup Branch
State Police pursue Marsh in marijuana case and campus bids
State Police said Albert J. Marsh of Gallup remains at large after an indictment charging distribution of more than 100 pounds of marijuana and conspiracy. Gilbert Delgado was captured and jailed in Los Lunas. former Sheriff Harold Bass was arrested in McKinley County. Marsh is believed in Pennsylvania seeking a plane linked to Marsh Flying Service. In Albuquerque, UNM budget talks note three of four bids approved for campus work. BEF requests for 1979 Legislature discussed. President Davis opposes salary guideline and pushes remedial, cooperative programs with ITI to meet local postsecondary needs.
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Gallup
Albert J. Marsh
Tlof Gallup
Marsh
Flying Service
Lis, Lynas
Brand Iuty Om
Gilbert R
Valencia
Los Lunas
McKinley
Harold R Bass
Pennsyl
Albuquerque
Board of Regents
Board of Educational Finance
UNM
William Davis
BEF
Davis
University
Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute
Playground Tribute Marks Special Ed Founder in Gallup
A sunlit Gallup playground at Ford Drive and Hill Street honors Mahala Ruinthagé Rummage, founder of McKinley County's early special education program. Friends recall her 1959 start, classroom donations, parent-focused work, and backbone role before district took over. She died in 1973 after moving to Albuquerque, leaving a legacy in local education.
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Nancy Mueller
Gallup
Memorial Park
Ford Drive
Hill Street
Norma Perry
Perry
Eva Schanuel
Lorain Tanner
Sam Crow
Rummage
Microorganisms May Remove Uranium From Ore
Researchers at New Mexico Tech have a one year grant to study how microorganisms can leach uranium from underground ore as a safer alternative to chemicals. The field must be monitored to prevent leakage or contamination while in situ tests by Mobil Oil near Crownpoint continue.
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Socorro
Eastern Bureau
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Mobil Oil Corporation
Crownpoint
Tech
Navajo children celebrate Universal Children's Day
About 30 Navajo youngsters in Navajo, New Mexico joined a Universal Children's Day event sponsored by UNICEF and the International Union for Child Welfare with songs games and a clown act. The celebration marked the 20th anniversary of the Rights of the Child declaration and featured local sponsors the Baha'is of the Red Lake Chapter. United Nations stamps are planned with 16 member countries named by Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. first stamps expected in 1979.
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N.M
United Nations Children's Fund
Unicef
International Union For Child Welfare
Red Lake
United Nations
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Sacred Heart Retreat Nears Phase Three Expansion
The Sacred Heart Retreat south of Gallup enters phase three as Bertinetti Construction breaks ground on 21 private rooms. Sister Rose Marie Holden notes over 500 participants have joined programs since last March, with both Catholic and Protestant groups invited to reserve facilities amid community support.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Sacred Heart
Rose Marie Holden
McKinley County
Jerome Hastrich
Saint Jerome’s
Holden
Colorful weekend planned in Apache Sitgreaves forests
Springerville Arizona reports two weekends of peak autumn color across the Apache Sitgreaves National Forests. Campgrounds mostly open but water turned off for season. drive routes via Show Low to Springerville Eagar and Show Low via Highway 60 recommended for an all day outing.
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National
Springerville
Ariz
Phoenix
Tucson
Eagar
Gallup High School
Gallup-McKinley
Indian Hills
Smith Lake
Jackpot Roping and Running Sunday at Gene Chalk Arena
A compact rodeo style event titled Jackpot Roping and Running is scheduled for Sunday at 1 P M in the Gene Chalk Arena. Organizers call for participant signups and audience attendance to enjoy a day of roping and running contests.
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Gene Chalk
Evening Dance at C Hall by Rhythm Ramblers
Adult dance tonight at 9 PM in C Hall features the Rhythm Ramblers from Farmington. Advance tickets are 8, at the door 4. Information at 863-4589.
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C Hall
Wew
Farmington
Rhythm Ramblers
NEED COMPANION TO SIT WITH MAN
Fragmentary classified note seeks a companion for a man to sit with starting at 9 o'clock, appears to include contact line 722.3134 and partial times or codes. No clear names, places, or complete details available.
LDS Stake Conference in Gallup NM Held Sunday
An LDS stake conference took place in Gallup New Mexico on Sunday with attendees from the local wards. Church officials led sessions addressing faith community outreach and spiritual guidance for members across the district.
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Gallup
New Mexico
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