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29 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 29, 1985
Page
1
Records secretary cites policy confusion over destroying reports
Records Secretary of State Clara Jones said she asked the former state records administrator to destroy campaign expenditure reports without knowing a policy against doing so. Dixie Lee Bradley said she was fired last week for refusing to dispose of the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jones
State Records
Dixie Lee Bradley
Museum faces long, difficult probe into $12M art theft
Police foresee a prolonged inquiry after nine impressionist paintings were stolen in broad daylight. Officials say no insured works were involved and ruled out a potential motive.
Major U.S. Business Leaders Call End to Apartheid
Heads of General Motors Exxon IBM and other corporate leaders urge an end to apartheid and push for negotiations between black South African leaders and the white minority government to resolve the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
General Motors
Exxon
IBM
16 Pages in 1 Section USPS 213-300
The Gallup Independent Co publishes a 16 page section under USPS 213 300 in 1985, detailing the newspaper's print run and mailing format for distribution. No additional context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gallup Independent Co
Marchers protest relocation at Indian Congress in Santa Fe
About 100 Navajo and allied activists gathered outside Sweeney Convention Center as the IX Inter-American Indian Congress opened. They argued the Navajo Hopi Land Settlement Act fuels cultural genocide by removing Indigenous people from Arizona lands. Larry Anderson urged agenda inclusion while others accused the congress of staged politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney Convention Center
IX Inter- American Indian Congress
United States
Arizona
American Indian Movement
Larry Anderson
Fort Defiance
The
Indian Congress
Anderson
Convention Center
Big Mt
Goldwater
Europe
Big Mountain
Roberta Blackgoat
Santa Fe
Capitol Building
Oren Lyons
Onondagua
Indian Conference
Lyons
Dave Warren
Richardson
Ean
BIA
Donald’. Hodel
Arias
Congress
Sweeney Center
Act of Congress
No Navajo delegates at congress
Santa Fe report shows no Navajo representation in the 9th Inter-American Indian Congress delegation. Assistant Interior Secretary Richard Montoya defended the selection method, while Dr. David Warren resigned as U.S. organizer in protest over the BIA’s rewriting of delegation criteria. A protest outside Santa Fe’s Sweeney Center highlighted Navajo relocation issues amid broader U.S. Indian policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Bureau
Santa FE
9Th Inter- American Indian Congress
Richard Montoya
U.S
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
David Warren
Inter- American Indian Institute
Warren
BIA
United States
LaDonna Harris
Institute
National Report of
9Th Inter-American Indian Congress
Pine Ridge
Wounded Knee
Rosebud
Swimmer
Steve Arias
Bill Richardson
D-N.m
Institute of American Indian Arts
College Day at Gallup High highlights NM Military Institute visit
Gallup High School juniors Melissa Ortega Julie Sais and Rick Raney attended College Day as admission counselor Captain Stephen Sanchez Jr led the NM Military Institute presentation Representatives from several higher learning institutions spoke at the Monday event seeking to recruit students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup High School
Melissa Ortega
Julie Sais
Rick Raney
New Mexico Military Institute
Stephen Sanchez, Jr
Institutions of Higher Learning
Gallup High
Anaya Launches Inter-American Indian Congress Remarks
New Mexico Governor Anaya opened the 9th quadrennial Inter-American Indian Congress in Santa Fe, urging humility toward indigenous peoples and decrying past abuses. He criticized colonial abuses across the hemisphere, praising Pan-American peace and mutual understanding, with several Southwestern delegates noted as part of the U.S. delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McGraw
Santa FE
United States
New Mexico
Toney
Anaya
Inter- American Indian Institute
U.S
Organization of American States
OAS
Joao ‘Baena Soares
Acoma Pueblo
Merle Garcia
Leonard Atole
San Ildefonzo Pueblo
Gilbert Sanchez
State Indian Affairs Commission
Joe Little
San Juan Pueblo
Hearing Set on Peddlers in Gallup
County officials schedule a public hearing for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the county courthouse to discuss a proposed itinerant business ordinance. County Attorney Forrest Buffington seeks input to balance licensing at 25 dollars yearly, a 500 dollar bond with a state excise tax number, and penalties up to 300 dollars or 90 days jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Forrest Buffington
McKinley County
New Mexico
Board ‘of Commissioners
Buffington
Navajo names two children’s judges for court
WINDOW ROCK Ariz The nine month old Navajo Children s Court gained its second and third judges Monday Navajo Chairman Peterson Zah appointed Marilou B Tso and J Tonny Bowman as probationary judges Tso a longtime family and juvenile services worker joins Manuel Watchman as the third child s judge Watchman based in Tuba City Tso plans to assign Tso to Shiprock and Bowman to Window Rock with schedule changes to cover all six tribal districts See JUDGES page 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Oriole
Pittsburg and Midway Coal Co
Navajo Nationar Association
Manuel Watchman
Watchman
Tuba City
Tom Tso
Tso
Shiprock
Bowman
Window Rock
In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Cathy
The Dallago family honors Cathy with a heartfelt memorial note, celebrating her memory and enduring love. This tribute reflects a family’s remembrance and gratitude for the life she shared with them and their lost everyday joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy
Dallago
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