Stabbing charges against Henderson discharged in Gallup
Stabbing related charges against Reddawn Henderson were discharged Thursday after a key witness and the victim failed to testify during a preliminary hearing in magistrate court. Henderson, arrested Sept. 17 at 404 Aida Court, faced aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and aggravated battery on a household member. Witnesses refused to cooperate, and the suspect remains in custody as the case advances.
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Gallup
Reddawn
Henderson
Aida Court
Stephen
Athens
Erica Padilla
Padilla
John'j. Carey
John Bernitz
Bernitz
J B Tanner Dies in Farmington at 84
J B Tanner, longtime Gallup area figure and non Navajo who spoke Navajo, died Sunday in a Farmington hospital at age 84. He inspired Native Americans to battle alcoholism, helped build the Navajo Shopping Center, led Yahtahey community for 25 years, and remained central to the local trading post dynasty with his brothers Ellis and Joe still active. He was known for radio celebrity status and influence in the trading business. He was born August 24, 1924, and his small stature as a child gave way to a large legacy.
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J.B. Tanner
Farmington
Yahtahey
Ellis
Joe
Pouinds
Joseph
Baldwin
Downtown Gallup business owners back West Coal Avenue
Elizabeth Hardin Burrola staff writer reports that downtown Gallup faces parking shortages and street intoxication while a Saturday visit by a dozen business owners on West Coal Avenue praises the area. They cite Route 66 proximity and foot traffic as benefits, noting the downtown location aids business.
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Elizabeth Hardin-Burrola
Allup
Gallup
Gallup’s
West Coal Avenue
Indian art sales decline but industry not dead
GALLUP The downturn in the national economy is affecting Indian arts and crafts. Dealers report income drops of up to 40 50 percent as prices rise and home buying struggles persist. Ellis Tanner a longtime trader notes significant declines this year.
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Gallup
Écohomty
Ellis
Tanner
Io Tavalog
Gas prices dip below three dollars per gallon in town
Connie Chavez of Laguna says she is pleased gas has fallen more than 45 cents in two weeks and dropped below three dollars per gallon for the first time in a year as she fills up at the Skyway station near Interstate 40 exit 85. She plans to return to Albuquerque where she works after visiting relatives.
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Connie Chavez
Laguna
Chavez
Skyway
Interstate
Albuquerque
Wanda Archuleta Sees Mixed Grantee Station Business
Wanda Archuleta manager of the Cibola Chevron in Grants reports limited uptick in business after gas prices fell. She notes the west Grants station has seen only a modest rise in customers and sales since price reductions.
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Wanda ‘Archuleta
Cibola Chevron
Grants
Obama and Hillary Clinton in Indian issues spotlight
An incomplete item references Obama and Hillary Clinton within discussions on Indian issues and a Gallup context. The fragment hints at opinions or speculation regarding Hillary Clinton as first lady and Indian policy, but lacks clear facts or events to anchor a complete report.
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Gallup
Hillary Clinton
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