Free flu vaccines offered by New Mexico health teams
In early fall health officials urge residents to get flu shots. Dr Naomi Kistin notes this year's vaccine includes the H1N1 strain and two other strains chosen by an international group. Shots are safe with minor reactions possible and are available through local doctors and state clinics in Gallup and Grants.
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Adelfio Fronterotta
Naomi Kistin
Cibola
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Flu Shots Urged For At Risk Groups
Text urges flu shots for individuals aged 2 to 64 with chronic conditions and those with respiratory or heart diseases and diabetes. It mentions children under ages and medical conditions that risk breathing or swallowing problems, stressing vaccination as soon as possible.
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Fragmented Note From By Mida Volkert
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Law Firm Named Special Prosecutor for Navajo Nation
WINDOW ROCK The law firm that successfully prosecuted former Navajo Nation Chairman Peter Mac Donald and other tribal officials two decades ago has been named to succeed Alan Balaran as the Nation s special prosecutor. Deputy Attorney General Daria Bobroff announced that the Special Division of Window Rock District Court appointed the Rothstein Law Firm to continue investigations into Navajo Nation Council delegates use of discretion.
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Navajo Nation
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Alan Balaran
Daria Bobroff
Window Rock District Court
Rothstein Law Firm
Navajo Nation Council
Gallup school board to tighten truancy rules
The Gallup McKinley County School Board plans a districtwide Compulsory School Attendance Referral Procedures Policy likely approved October 17. The draft sets consequences after a student has five unexcused absences with mail notice to parents and counselor referral to explore causes.
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Laguna teen sentenced to 14 years for murder
In Albuquerque a Pueblo man was sentenced to 168 antics in prison in federal court Thursday after a second degree murder conviction. Elias Whitmore a 19 year old member. awaits supervised release after completing his prison term.
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