Tohatchi Plans Groundbreaking For New High School
Tohatchi Planning Commission announced a Saturday 10 30 a.m. groundbreaking for a new high school after District Judge Traub refused to cancel an 8.8 million construction contract. The federally funded project totals 10.3 million and aims to raise 8 to 10 million for a multi purpose building.
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Tohatchi
Chuska Development Corp
New Mexico
Morrison-Knudsen Co. Inc
Delaware
Board of Education
McKinley County
American Indian Engineering
Arthur A. Greenfield
Chuska
Fed
Erally
Tohatchi Planning
Levon Benally
Commission
New Mexico Retains Veto Over Nuclear Waste Sites
Deputy Energy Secretary John OLeary said New Mexico may veto nuclear waste disposal within its borders and decide the veto procedure. DOE and IRG officials described a plan favoring consultation and concurrence, not a blanket federal preemption, with NM must concur before any WIPP near Carlsbad proceeds.
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Associated Press
John O'Leary
New Mexico
O'Leary
New Mexico Energy
Santa Fe
Jerry‘Apodaca
Washingto D.C
John Deuteh
Carlsbad
Washington
DOE
IRG
Deutch
Texas
John Hill
U.S
Eles Herol
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
James Schlesinger
Albuquerque
Harrison Schmitt
R-N.m
Former sheriff and inspector plead innocent in Bernalillo drug case
Harold R. Bass and Albert J. Marsh III pleaded innocent at arraignment before Judge George Perez in the 18th Judicial District Court. They, along with Gilbert Delgado, are indicted by a Valencia County grand jury for distribution of more than 100 pounds of marijuana and conspiracy. The trio face federal and state narcotics charges linked to a seizure near Thoreau involving a Beechcraft plane and two trucks. Bonds were set with Bass at 2000 and Marsh at 5000, with pretrial motions due in 20 days.
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Bernalillo
Eastern Bureau
McKinley County
Harold R
Bob
Bass
Albert J. Marsh III
George Perez
18Th Judicial District Court
Sandoval
Valencia
Marsh
Gilbert Delgado
Albuquerque
Valencia County
Delgado
Thoreau
U.S
U.S. Forest Service
Customs Service
Marsh Flying Service
Gallup
Carter to sign ERA deadline extension at White House
President Carter plans to sign a resolution extending the Equal Rights Amendment ratification deadline to June 30, 1982, despite the Justice Department saying the president's signature is not required. Testimony from John Harmon questioned executive involvement in amending the Constitution, while Yale professor Black urged presidential submission.
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Washington
Carter
Justice Department
White House
House Judiciary Committee
John Harmon
Office of Legal Counsel
Charles L. Black Jr
Yale University
Black
Supreme Court
Tom Duncans
House
William Holmes Brown
Brown
Gig Young and wife die in Manhattan apartment
Police say actor Gig Young and his 31 year old wife Kim Schmidt were found shot to death in their midtown Manhattan apartment. A .38 caliber revolver was in Young s hand and a diary on the desk read We got married today. No suicide note found.
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New York
Gig Young
Young
Oscar
Gordon Goss Hosts Talk of the Town Bakery Menu
Gordon Goss presents Talk of the Town with a focus on favorite foods and beverages. The note hints at a casual dining scene and welcomes seasonal offerings. The fragment mentions a line about daily service and room for patrons to visit.
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Gordon Goss
Estate Sale Saturday at 9 A.M. Tools and more
An estate sale is set for Saturday at 9 in the morning at 112 Country Club Dr. Readable items include tools, dates, pots, and household goods.
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Country Club Dr
Regulation Violations Plague McKinley County Septic Systems
Up to half of individual septic systems in McKinley County violate state rules for failing to register. EID official Robert Triviso notes many unaware they must register, a failure that risks groundwater and public health. Registrations in six months average five to ten. many systems remain unregistered despite door surveys. Any system installed after 1973 should be registered. Gallup office contact details included.
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Gallup
Eastern Bureau
McKinley County
Robert Triviso
State Environmental Improvement Division
EID
Triviso
S. Sth Street
Suspect 19 Held After Two-State Car Chase
An Albuquerque man Wilbert Purley, 19, is in Navajo custody after a high speed chase from Route 666 near Window Rock through Tribal Route 264 to Kinlichee boarding school road. The Pinto, reported stolen in New Mexico, reached 110 mph. Purley faces charges of reckless driving speeding DWI license revocation and liquor violation.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Albuquerque
oy _ Wilbert Purley
Nora Chischilly
New Mexico
Arizona State Line
State Line
Kinlichee
Purley
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BIA
Benally
Tobatchi
Peter McDonald
Leo Watchman
John Pinto
State Board of Education
Herb Walsh
Larry Manuelito
Dist
McKinely County
Durango
Colorado
Mark Lennihan
N.M
John Bass
Stollen
U.S Attorney's Office
Toney Anaya
Sandoval County
Valencia Court
Los Lunas
J.A. Blackmer
Perez
William Marchiondo
Warren Harris
Robert Gracia
Gloria
Robbie
Lori
Christina Gracia
Gordon
Horges
Byron Ellsworth Barr
St. Cloud
Minn
Jack Warner
Elks Lodge
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