Libel Suit Filed In Hogan Story In Gallup
The estate and manager of The Hogan bar sue Straight Arrow Publishers Inc and Outside Magazine in District Court for 300000 over a Gallup Progress article alleging the bar hosts 75 Indians and a juke box with Freddy Fender. The suit cites reckless disregard of truth and seeks damages.
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Hogan Story
Gallup
Gallup Progress
Maron B. Rush
The
Hogan
Straight Arrow Publishers, Inc
New York
Ing Gallup
Jann S. Wenner
Straight Arrow
Outside Magazine
Beck News Agency
Robert Schultheis
William Rush
Time changes and poetry on the daylight saving clock
The piece muses on changing clocks for daylight saving, mentioning Shakespeare Wordsworth and others. It notes the annual switch to standard time, the 60 minutes gained or lost, and the admonition to adjust clocks to avoid missing church or other events. It weaves quotes about time from Whitman to Mann.
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Washington
Walt Whitman
Shakespeare
Arizona
Hawaii
Indiana
San Juan murder suspect extradited to New Mexico
A Colorado man, Richard Chapman Jr., wanted in the Memorial Day killing of Terry Lynn Sanders near the Basin Packing Plant at Kirtland, was extradited to New Mexico and indicted by a San Juan County grand jury for first degree murder and armed robbery. Co-defendants Larry Wayne Smith and Patricia Ann Smith faced related charges. Smith pled guilty to second degree murder and received life, while Mrs. Smith awaits sentencing for accessory to murder and armed robbery.
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Farmington
Colorado
New Mexico
San Juan County
Richard Chapman Jr
Terry Lynn Sanders
Albuquerque
Basin
Kirtland
Larry Wayne Smith
Patricia Ann Smith
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Halloween Party Is Off In Red Rock Park
The adults Halloween Party at Red Rock State Park this Saturday is canceled due to lack of response, per park director Martin Link. The children’s party Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. remains on with prizes, games, hot dogs, and hamburgers. Cost per child is $2.50. parents should call 722-5564 for reservations.
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Gallup
Red Rock State Park
Martin Link
County Property Decision Backs Local Surplus Sales
Santa Fe AP reports the attorney general says cities and counties are not required to obtain state approval before selling surplus property. District Attorney Paul Onuska of Gallup was advised. Many local governments have sought Finance Board approval as a routine step.
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Santa FE
Paul Onuska
Gallup
State Finance Board
Demonstrators rally as Benally hearing postponed in Shiprock
About 50 Shiprock residents protested in WINDOW ROCK, urging the Navajo Supreme Judicial Council to hear Donald Benally's case. Benally, a Shiprock candidate for tribal council, faced disqualification and a series of appeals, with the hearing postponed to next week amid scheduling conflicts.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Dine Bureau
Donald Benally
Navajo Supreme Judicial Council
Shiprock
Benally
Tribal Council
Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Election Board
Navajo Court of Appeals
Supreme Judicial Council
Raymond Gilmore
Judicial Council
Gilmore
Peter MacDonald
Navajo Division of Public Safety
Tors
C. Louis Crowder
Michael Stulff
Bobby George
Samuel Pete
Harry Tome
Harry Brown
Vlassis
Ruzow
Donald
Pete
MacDonald
Budget and Finance and Act
Don Benally
Navajo Tribal Council
Sam Pete
Peter McDonald
Navajo Tribal
Aiz
John Orr
Mother's Suit Blames School At Tohatchi For Son's Death
A $70 000 lawsuit filed in Gallup accuses A School for Me Inc of neglect leading to the death of Arnold Werito a 22 year old deaf mute student. Helen Edward claims inadequate liquids diet and supervision plus late medical care contributed to his death March 19 at Gallup Indian Medical Center. The school says he arrived recently and was not thoroughly examined. Commerford notes limited nursing staff and weekly Public Health Service checks while defending overall care. The suit seeks damages for Werito and his mother, plus funeral costs and fees.
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Gallup
A School For Me, Inc
Tohatchi
Helen Edward
Arnold Werito
Werito
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Joan Comerford
Comerford
U.S. Public Health Service
State Accreditation Board
Accreditation Board
University of New Mexico
Bureau of Indian Affairs
PHS
Arnold
Los Lunas
Crownpoint Juniors Reward Volunteers Through Hospital Program
Seventeen Crownpoint boarding school students joined a hospital volunteer program begun last March as part of a career awareness effort. Each of three groups works one evening weekly, aiding patients, assisting staff, and handling light tasks.
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J.W. Schomisch
Crownpoint
Eastern Bureau
Crownpoint Hospital
Judy Lawrence
Jill Boyce
Boyce
Patrice Romanick
Hospital Volunter
Linda Yazee
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Wilson Halona
John Pinto
McKinley School Board
Calvin Foutz
Chuska Construction Co
Larry Manuelito
Noah Notah
Tohatchi Chapter
James Bectall
Mark Lennihan
William Wordsworth
Walter Scott
Shelley
Robert Burns
George Herbert
Thomas Heywood
Thomas Mann
San Juan
Chapman
Canon City
Colo
KC Hall
Royal Flush
Son
Ernest C. Joe
William Douglas
Crownpoint Junior Highs Fund
Firestone
Peron
Ventory
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