15 Oct 1983
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1983
Page
1
Carlotta Hyde, head of a high value cosmetics operation at National Toll Free Marketing, applies intense zeal to management and product modeling duties, guiding the line through admin decisions and on the shop floor.
Police disclosed after three days of case review that Henry Lee Lucas and another man are linked to 97 murders in 13 states, according to investigators. The statements describe them as among the nation's worst mass killers, with Lucas claiming to have killed more than 150 women.
A major retail conglomerate announces financial aid to flood victims in Arizona while a banking agency waives penalties. Other government and nonprofit agencies also pledge assistance to those affected by the disaster. Local officials urge residents to seek relief programs and stay safety minded.
The Galley Independent Co publishes an index listing 18 pages across two sections Family Weekly and color comics and advertising supplements. This entry notes USPS registration 213-300 and refers to the publication 1063.
Congressman Manuel Lujan will bring the House Subcommittee on Public Lands to northwest New Mexico’s Bisti area before a decision on a wilderness bill. Hearings start next Friday as Lujan and Senator Domenici push a Bisti wilderness plan alongside discussions of coal mining and two other nearby wilderness study areas near Chaco Canyon.
Gallup police describe a single gunman who robbed the Zecca Plaza First Interstate Bank branch about 4:20 p.m. on Friday, escaping with an undetermined amount of cash. He wore a brown leather jacket with blue diamonds, denim jeans, and carried a small paper bag with a gun drawn on a note. No injuries were reported. Police seek a male suspect 5 feet 6 inches tall, about 145 pounds, light complexion, light brown hair, possibly driving a brown over tan Ford.
Unclear report describes sniper fire at Beirut International Airport injuring Marines and wounding two French civilians. The attack adds to ongoing Lebanese civil war tensions affecting UN forces and the U S Embassy guard. A Marine was evacuated for surgery aboard USS Iwo Jima.
Albuquerque attendees heard Congressman Manuel Lujan and Gov. Anaya aide Robert McNeill urge mining firms to improve public relations. They cited a Parade magazine poll showing low public opinion of miners despite support for reducing foreign imports. McNeill promised better communication with the sector as Lujan anticipated Interior Secretary policy continuity.
The Navajo Education Leadership Conference ends with a call for bilingual and bicultural curricula in reservation, state, and BIA schools. Leaders urge an official Navajo language policy to protect language and culture and improve relevance and self image for Navajo students.
The BPO does hold a fall salad luncheon on October 17 1983 at 11 00 AM with a late start at 2 00 PM. The event invites members and guests to share in a luncheon and program.
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