Shell to sell Ciniza Refinery to Giant Industries
Phoenix firm Giant Industries Inc. and Shell Oil Co. reached a preliminary sale agreement for Shell’s Ciniza Refinery in New Mexico plus related facilities and pipelines. The deal awaits Shell board approval and other negotiations with government agencies. Final terms and timing are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Thompson
Eastern Bureau
Gallup
Shell Oil Co
Ciniza
Giant Industries Inc
Phoenix
Shell Pipeline Corp
Shell
Ciniza, New Mexico
Larry McKinney
Odessa
Texas
McKinney
William Bell
Carl Shook
Grant
Shell Board of Directors
Giant
Shell eyes sale of Ciniza refinery amid Plains project impact
Fox said the sale hinges on board approval and Shell will not reveal if the Plains Escalante Generation Station in Prewitt influenced the refinery sale. Plains Electric's water impact could affect the refinery, and Shell worries the effect may be larger than planned. In March Shook floated potential over ten million dollars in modifications to enable processing heavier crude, a cost that could affect negotiations. Fox and McKinney avoided speculation on these points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Fox
Shell
Houston
Ciniza
Prewitt
Plains Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative Inc
Shook
Grant
Fox
McKinney
Notes on F Begay of Lukachukai in West Germany
F Begay of Lukachukai is noted as serving in the U S Army. He is part of an armored division stationed in West Germany. The fragment confirms his military involvement during the period and places him in a European posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Begay
Lukachukai
West Germany
Navajo facing 80 percent unemployment from funding cuts
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald warned the Navajo Tribal Council that unemployment on the reservation could rise to 80 percent due to federal funding cuts, up from 40 percent a year ago. The council discussed the move to Local Chapter Development, replacing ONEO, with $3.6 million from the feds and $1.5 million tribal match for nine months to fund viable economic projects and job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathie Saltzstein
Cine Bureau
Window Rock
Peter MacDonald
Navajo Tribal Council
MacDonald
Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity
ONEO
Tribe
Navajo leader urges action to renegotiate leases and tell tribal story
Navajo leader MacDonald outlines economic plan and urges council to act within 30 to 45 days on renegotiating oil and gas leases with Utah International and Peabody Coal Co. He notes past underpayment, praises tribal progress, and calls for a national narrative effort to explain survival and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Utah International
Peabody Coal Co
Sug
Gallup UNM director finalist pledges to prioritize area needs
Gallup city councilor Rudy Salazar, one of four finalists for UNM Gallup directorship, says the campus must address local academic and vocational needs including teacher certification, graduate courses, nursing, state-legislator outreach, and computer classes. He proposes ongoing community surveys, close work with department heads, and broad input to build a top notch branch while balancing firm decision-making.
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Gallup
Rudy Salazar
University of New Mexico Gallup
Tucumcari
Indian Hills
Salazar
Alex Sanchez
UNM
John Phillips
Gilbert Duran
Albuquerque
Vincent Murphy
Santa Fe
Phillips
Duran
New Mexico Highlands University Training Services
Murphy
State Department of Education
Gurley Hall
State sets funding for day and home care programs
State allocates funds from Title XX block grant totaling more than 6 million across day care and protective services. Day care and protective care for children receive 999,880 and 1.1 million for adult programs. Navajo counseling services not funded this year. New Mexico chapter houses will be reimbursed up to 55,844 for protective services for children. HED will receive 2 million to distribute to developmental disabilities and substance abuse treatment programs.
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Santa FE
Ingram
Gallup Day Care Center
Window Rock
New Mexico
State Health and Environment Department
HED
Navajo Council Approves Surplus Funds for Bi State Program
The Navajo Tribal Council approved 388,298.84 from surplus funds to match Title XX Arizona and New Mexico programs for FY 1981. Discussion continues today on a separate proposal to buy 92 vehicles for the Community Health Representative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Council
Arizona
New Mexico
Paragon Resources Ranch
Newcomb
Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Area
BIA
Indian Health Service
Edward T. ‘Begay
Churchrock
Justice Department
Dayan’s call for wider peace noted in world outlook
Inside today Moshe Dayan speaks to the world on the determination of a beleaguered people and his absence will be felt in the ongoing effort toward broader peace. Also reports on weight loss cases, prep football, endangered condor, Polish unrest, aging autos, a high paid federal clerk, a nature film, and Florida crime data from the FBI report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moshe Dayan
Moshe Dayan Straent
CAP sponsors Always Vigilant film at CAP trailer
The Gallup Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron 30065 will host a screening of the film Always Vigilant at 7 30 p m on October 22 at the CAP trailer located at Senator Clark Field The event highlights CAP's mission and operations. Spin Line Apparel advertises a pre holiday sale at Little Bear Plaza offering up to 40 percent off name brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAP
Gallup
Gallup Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron 30065
Senator Clark Field
N Line
Little Bear Plaza
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San Diego
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Nevada
Ron
Council Chamber
U.S
Fort Sumner
Congress
White House
Tim. Knowles
Nicole
Gloria Garcia
Nicole Garcia
Westside
Stafs Photo
Peggy Williams
Kate MaGra
Navajo Council
Nellie
Helmick
Ted Swan
Wingate
Zuni
Zuni Thunderbirds
Wingate Bears
Bears
Willie Eriacho
Sports
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Solidarity Union
National Auto Dealers Association
High Degg Ed
Chicago
Steven Mastowski
GHS. Leisure
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FBI
Miami
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