Court orders study of Ramah bus routes expansion
District Judge Frank Zinn ordered the Ramah area school officials to investigate extending bus routes to reach students in Ramah and western Valencia after a settlement with DNA Inc. The aim is to determine if children can be physically transported, not the cost, with surveys planned by Alex Krivokapich and Bill Lemmon.
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Inflation signals rise as GNP grows in third quarter
Washington AP government figures show the gross national product up nearly 18 billion dollars in Q3 to an annual rate of 8780 billion marking five straight quarters of gains. Okun cites a 4.8 percent growth rate, warning inflation risks remain though the increase is smaller than Q2.
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Service planned for Mrs Thomson in Gallup
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Church of the Holy Spirit for Mrs. Jéan M. Thomson 87 of Gallup who died Sunday in Rehoboth Hospital. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. Survived by son George Thomson of Gallup, daughter Norma Lewis of North Ridge California, and two grandchildren. pallbearers named Norman Wilson Joey Vidal Clay Fultz John Choy Ted Oliver and Matt Moretto.
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Yazzie Services Set For Tomorrow In Houck
Yazzie 35 died Monday at PHS Hospital in Houck Ariz Burial will be at Houck Cemetery Born Alg 24 1934 in Houck He lived in the Houck Lupton area all his life He worked for Santa Fe Railway Co at his death Survived by widow Elouise four daughters Carlene Roberta Felvia Ella June Yazzie three sons Elvis Anderson Lee C Yazzie Jr all of Lupton two sisters Tom Shirley Lupton Alyce Gilchrist Gallup and a brother Albert Yazzie Houck
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Carlsbad rally targets Cargo in New Mexico race
In Carlsbad Democratic hopefuls Gene Lusk and Fabian Chavez linked Cargo to disunity and urged a statewide shift. Chavez defended his record and argued New Mexicans judge a man by service, not ethnicity, noting past school integration leadership and legal changes.
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Runnels Backs Walker In Election Campaign
Runnels of Lovington sent a telegram from Santa Fe to Rep. E. S. Johnny Walker D N M praising Walker and pledging support as the Democratic nominee for U S Congress. The message came after a Legislative Finance Committee meeting and aims to calm rumors about party backing.
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Farmington approves 2.6 million school bond issue
Farmington voters approve a 2.626 million school bond to finance a new junior high school building improvements at the high school and other construction including a junior high gymnasium. The project makes Farmington’s third junior high.
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Shington
Big Four May OK Thant Peace Plan
U.N. Secretary General Thant hopes for a Big Four peace plan summit. Britain, France, the Soviet Union and the United States show cautious interest but no set date before the U.S. election. Thant outlined topics: UN finances, disarmament, peacekeeping, peace building, and Jarring’s Middle East mission.
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J. Maurice McCabe Heads Job Program
Peter MacDonald announces J Maurice McCabe as director of the Navajo Concentrated Employment Program CEP. The program, a Labor Department contract recipient, aims to train about 500 unemployed and underemployed Navajo on the reservation. McCabe, longtime tribal official and Enco Service Station operator, resides in Window Rock with his wife and three children.
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Apollo 7 astronauts host space age cooking lesson
Bearded and rested Apollo 7 astronauts presented a televised cooking lesson aboard their spacecraft as they neared the mission's halfway point. TV time was cut to nine minutes due to reception issues at Corpus Christi, while Walter Cunningham demonstrated food preparation in zero gravity and hot meals in space.
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NATO Given Detailed Outline on Demonstration Nuclear Bursts
The United States circulated to NATO a confidential plan showing how demonstration type nuclear bursts could deter an invading force. Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford carried the document to Europe last week. Officials noted the study discusses risks of limited nuclear shots and the danger of massive exchange, with a focus on showing American resolve.
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Halloween Candy Sale in Gallup Lions Club Chapter
Lions host a Halloween candy sale on Thursday to raise funds for eyeglasses for needy children. Proceeds support vision aid programs and local charitable goals.
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Americans Win Nobel for Decoding Genetic Code
Three American professors Robert Holley Gobind Khorana and Marshall Nirenberg win the 1968 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for deciphering the genetic code. They share $70,000, recognizing translation of nucleotides into amino acids, a key to understanding cellular function.
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Bar Gobind Khorana
University of Wisconsin
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France
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