Navajo Nation curfew law signed by President Hale
At Window Rock Arizona the Navajo Nation enacts a youth curfew with penalties, signed by President Albert Hale after Tribal Council approval. Fort Defiance mothers who campaigned against gang violence witnessed the ceremony and recalled threats and beatings that spurred action. The law, originally planned as a package of changes, takes immediate effect.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Albert Hale
Fort Defiance
Jian Red Room
Nity
Hale
Loy
Public Safety Committee
Hopis Plan for Cuts and Education Action
Hopi leaders plan a coordinated education response to looming federal budget cuts. A Nov 28 29 summit at Hopi High will craft a district-wide education plan with standards and curriculum, guiding all eight Hopi schools. A Hopi delegation recently met in Washington with lawmakers and Interior staff to press for a clear plan.
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Kykotsmovi
Ariz
Hopi
Ivan Sidney
Hopi Board of Education
Congress
Hopi High School
Washingty D
Ferrell Secakaku
Tim Keeva‘ma
Mesa’ Day
Brant’ Honahaie
Moenkopi Day School
Keevama
Honahaie
HBE
Sidney
Aridqna
New Mexico
Roessel
Department of the Interior
Native Nations urged unity to protect treaties and rights
Sen James Henderson says unity among Native Nations is essential to shield independence and treaty rights as federal policy shifts loom. He urged tribes to study treaties, use diplomacy, and engage top experts to strengthen positions amid changing federal-tribal relations.
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Phoenix
James Henderson
Rock
Mirawe
Henderson
Arizona
United States
Congress
Sal Henderson
Navajo Nation council delegate arrested in Gallup
Navajo Nation Council delegate Freddie Howard 48 of Talani Lake Leupp and Bird Springs areas was arrested in Gallup on an arrest warrant for failing to appear at a 1993 DWI trial. He was found sleeping in his van at Roseway Inn and jailed until bond was posted.
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Gallup
Navajo Nation Council
DWI
Freddie Howard
Talani Lake
Leupp
Bird Springs
Navajo Reservation
Arizona
Roseway Inn
66Th Ave
Ek Aes
John “Schaaf
Roseway
Howard
Council
Window Rock
Ariz
Florence Street
U.S. 66
Zuni revokes business license of Purple Pen and gift shop
Local owners John and Jean Parent had their business licenses revoked by the Zuni Office of Commerce and Taxation after a August 15 shutdown of the Purple Pen restaurant and Seventh Pole gift store. FBI and ATF raids found untaxed cigarettes. officials say no charges were filed against the Parents. The case centers on alleged violations of tribal and federal regulations involving subleasing and land use.
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MNI
Thal
Zuni, Office, of Commerce, and Taxation
John
Jean
Purple
FBI
Ivan‘Kalister
Albuquerque
ATF
Indian ‘Trails
Inc
Zuni
Vera’ Eustace
Gallup Company
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Gross
Dancy Simplicio
Pueblo
Department of Commence and Taxation
Simplicio
al Gorizales
William Reardoin
Aoe
Decisio
Senator Bingaman Opposes Budget Bill Citing Tax Shifts
Senator Jeff Bingaman D New Mexico criticizes the Republican Budget Reconciliation Bill for tax shifting. He argues the plan will raise taxes on 70 percent of New Mexico residents while funding health care cuts and other spending. He asserts the measure is false and unfair.
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Washington
Sen
Jeff
D-N.m
New Mexico
Fale
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