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24 Oct 1985
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New Mexico Gallup Independent in Gallup, New Mexico
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1985
Page
1
Jurors Ask About Sanctuary Movement in Alien Smuggling Trial
On day two of the alien-smuggling case against 11 defendants, U S District Court Judge Earl Carroll has seated 16 of 32 prospective jurors. One housewife says many know about the sanctuary movement while another knows nothing, as jurors are questioned for potential bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
Earl Carroll
Deficit Bills Advance Amid Veto Threat and Tax Debate
The House and Senate push final passage on deficit-cutting bills after last summer's plan. Omnibus measures include spending cuts and tax hikes aiming to trim this year’s deficit to about 171 billion dollars. The Senate resists White House pressure to drop taxes, with procedural votes keeping the 16 cent cigarette tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
White House
Congress
Gallup Independent Classifieds and Leisure Pages 1984
The Gallup Independent announces an 1984 edition featuring index classifieds plus sections for Opinion Comics Southwest Leisure Sports Living Television and Food across two sections with advertising supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Leisure
Sports
Anaya backs a center funding for Gallup welcome center
Gov Toney Anaya endorses a 232000 plan to build a state Economic Development and Tourism Department welcome center in Gallup next year. He cites 8039 daily vehicles on I 40 near Gallup in 1983 and estimates the center will serve over 150000 visitors in its first full year while noting Glenrio’s center as a comparably busy site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Toney Anaya
Anaya
State Highway Department
Glenrio Center
New Mexico
Special Guest SAND POWELL Two Shows Nightly
Local entertainment brief notes that Sand Powell, billed as a special guest, will perform two nightly shows at the Shalimar Inn, inviting patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand
Powell
Shalimar Inn
Navajo FedMart labor clash spurs tribal action
Window Rock Navajo labor dispute centers on FedMart employees promised 40 hours weekly. St Michaels delegate Albert Ross says workers face intimidation and disputes over hours, with a grievance system to be used under tribal labor guidelines. FedMart manager Phillip Saucedo promises full hours by November 4 and outlines a four member grievance process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukey Williams
Window Rock
Ariz
FedMart
Albert Ross
St. Michaels Council
Ross
Springerville
Zuni
N.M
Phillip Saucedo
Saucedo
Office of Navajo Labor Relations
Equal Employment Opportunity
Fed- Mart
Peterson Zach
Ed T. Begay
Navajo Ethics in Government rulings guide law’s reach
Three advisory opinions handed down by the Navajo Tribe’s Ethics and Rules Committee test how the new Ethics in Government law applies. Asa Begaye notes these cases illustrate the law’s intent and will guide future disclosures from tribal employees and elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine Bureau
Window Rock
Ariz
Ethics and Rules Committee
Asa Begaye
Ethics and Rules Office
Begaye
Ethics Committee
Public hearing planned on itinerant business licensing in Gallup
McKinley County will hold a public hearing on a proposed ordinance to license itinerant businessmen at 25 dollars annually, plus a 500 dollar bond. A commenter noted insurance issues for bonding, while Buffington seeks further input. The board approved water system expansions funded by a 450 thousand dollar federal grant and distributed about 50 thousand dollars in revenue sharing to social services. Also approved a one year contract with Continental Divide Electric for Yah Ta Hey interchange lighting. Carla Lente, daughter of Clerk Gloria Lente, was reinstated as a temporary employee in the clerk’s office amid questions about hiring and advertising practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
McKinley County Board of Commissioners
Forrest Buffington
Buffington
Bluewater
the Water and Sanitation District
Continental Divide Electric Company
Yah-Ta-Hey
McKinley County
Gloria Lente
Carla Lente
Carol Tecklenburg
Bureau of Elections
Ernie Marquez
Commission
Planner Patti Lundstrum to direct MACOG agency
Patti Lundstrum has been unanimously chosen as director of the Gallup-McKinley Area Council of Governments MACOG after interviews with three applicants. She will oversee five Community Development Block Grant requests and a water main grant while a new planner is hired later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy L. Smith
Gallup
McKinley Area
Howes
Relocation policy urged in Navajo Hopi law review
Patricia Guthrie reports Holisse A Whitson urges Congress to amend the Navajo Hopi Land Settlement Act immediately to stop forced relocation, extend relief to relocatees, compensate the Hopi, lift the moratorium on construction, and avoid repeating past mistakes, in a 42 page scholarly review with 272 footnotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Review
Patricia Guthrie
Eastern Bureau
Albuquerque
Hollise A.whitson
Congress
Arizona
Sion
United States
Tribal Council
Cohen
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Az
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Goldwater
Reagan
William Clark
Richard Morris
Ms. Whitson
The
Independent
Aquarian Waterbed System Quitting Business Sale
Aquarian Waterbed System at 206 West Coal Ave declares quitting business sale. All waterbeds and accessories must go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coal Ave
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