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25 Oct 1985
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1985
Page
1
Temperatures Recorded at Gallup Independent Office
The report notes yesterday's high of 72 degrees at 4 00 p.m and a low of 30 degrees at 6 15 a.m recorded at the Gallup Independent office located at 500 N Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Independent
Ninth Street
Trial continues as judge defers bench remarks in sanctuary case
A federal judge criticized for remarks in the alien smuggling trial of 11 sanctuary workers reserved the right to comment from the bench with jurors told to disregard him. U S District Court Judge Earl H. Carroll denied a mistrial motion and added nine more jurors to a 32 member panel as attorneys prepare challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
Earl H. Carroll
Sanctuary
Reagan Eyes Moscow Trip as Pre Summit Talks Proceed
President Reagan winds up three days of talks as Secretary Shultz weighs a Moscow trip and a Soviet proposal for principled talks at Geneva. Reagan in a U.N. speech links Moscow to wars in Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, Ethiopia and Nicaragua while preparations for a November 19-20 summit with Mikhail Gorbachev accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
George Shultz
Moscow
Geneva
U.N
Afghanistan
Angola
Cambodia
Ethiopia
Nicaragua
Mikhail Gorbachev
Classifieds and Sections Page Overview
The Gallup Independent for 1985 presents its classifieds, nation and world briefs, leisure notes, and sports in a two-section, 20-page layout. It outlines sections including Deaths Leisure and Southwest, along with TV, Movies, and world coverage.
Indians face steep alcohol abuse crisis in hearing
Washington AP report says Indians have a alcoholism rate 451 percent higher than national levels and that government agencies have failed to address the problem. Witnesses before the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee urged $5 million yearly for an Indian youth alcohol program and a four year, 1.5 million plan creating an Office of Indian Juvenile Alcohol and Drug Abuse. IHS officials cite 219 prevention programs with a 24.6 million cost amid BIA’s opposition as duplicative but well intentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Bill Richardson
D-N.m
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Richardson
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Douglas Bereuter
R-Neb
John McCain
R-Ariz
Bereuter
Robert Kreuzburg
Indian Health Service
Kreuzburg
IHS
Hazel Elbert
Indian Affairs
BIA
Loan dispute divides Tribal Council committees in Arizona
The two month struggle over a 110000 loan to refinance an Albuquerque home pits the Advisory and Central Loan committees against each other. Advisory actions and a Justice Department memo prompted the conflict, with hopes to settle at the fall session starting Tuesday. Eldon and Melvina McCabe receive the loan despite earlier disapproval, while Frank Bradley accuses the Advisory Committee of overreach and seeks to limit its involvement in loan decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Eldon
Melvina McCabe
Albuquerque
Frank Bradley
Tuba City
Bradley
Navajos plan Santa Fe march to protest relocation
After a Shiprock forum on relocation Navajo protesters plan a noon Monday march in Santa Fe during the Inter American Indian Congress. About 200 people from the former Joint Use and Big Mountain areas will join led by Larry Anderson of the American Indian Movement and Fort Defiance Chapter president. The Navajo relocation stems from the 1974 Navajo Hopi Indian Settlement Act and July 7 1986 deadline for move or risk eviction. forums in Red Rock Fort Defiance Tuba City and Shiprock inform on land rights and possible resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukey Williams
Shiprock
Santa Fe
Inter-American Indian Congress
Larry Anderson
American Indian Movement
Joint Use
Big Mountain
Anderson
Fort Defiance
Congress
Red Rock State Park
Burt Shirley
D-Mckinley- Cibola
Arizona
New Mexico
Tuba City
Navajo family buys back home after relocation legal fight
Kee Chee Begay Ella Mae Begay and 11 children return to their Flagstaff house after an out of court settlement ending a four year dispute. Under terms they repay a $25,000 loan at 12 percent over ten years with monthly payments of $250 while staying in the home. The 1981 loan from Metro Home Loan Scottsdale carried high rates and the house was foreclosed for $70,452 to investors Leon and Sophia Karandreas and Peter and Johanna Rons of Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff, Ariz
Kee Chee Begay
Ella Mae Begay
Mission
Metro
Scottsdale
William Whissen
Scottsdale Company
Neyo
Home Loan
Whissen
Metro Home Loan
Begays
Leon
Sophia Karandreas
Peter
Johanna Rons
Phoenix
Daylight Time Ends This Weekend Despite Calls for All-Year Light
Washington reports the shift back to standard time occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday across most of the United States except Hawaii Arizona and parts of Indiana. Clocks go from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. as daylight evenings give way to earlier mornings. Proponents of year-round daylight say it could save energy, a policy briefly tried in the 1970s but met with limited savings and rural complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hawaii
Arizona
Indiana
Gallup schools pass first drug-sniffing test with dog
Gallup McKinley County schools and students scored an A on a first test by a drug-sniffing dog. The dog checked locker areas at Gallup Thoreau Tohatchi and Crownpoint high schools, with future tours of parking lots. Superintendent Ramon Vigil praised the professional handling and noted some lockers yielded non illicit items. The board previously approved hiring a firm to patrol campuses with trained dogs to maintain a drug free environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy L. Smith
Gallup
Gallup-McKinley High
Gallup, Thoreau, Tohatchi
Crownpoint High
Ramon Vigil
McKinley County
di Vigil
Philip G. Garcia
Cal Foutz
Vigil
Four lane NM 264 project eyed to finish by 1986
Gallup reports design work on converting New Mexico 264 to a four lane highway to the Arizona border will wrap by year end with initial construction funding sought in the 1986 Legislature. About $15 million is earmarked for the project with $6 million planned for 1986, plus possible federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Knowles
Gallup
New Mexico
Arizona
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Larry Larranaga
Larranaga
U.S. 666
Yah-Tah- Hey
Ambrosia Lake
White Horse Lake
Thoreau, Gallup
Grants Area
McKinley County
Gallup- McKinley County
Zuni
County
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Navajo Council
Donald Benally
Wilbert Tsosie
Shirley
Rodriguez Plumbing and _ Gas
Coconino County
Culpeppers
Ave
Sky City Park
Gallup’s
Dave Lundy
Sands Powell
Shalimar Inn
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