Hopi says Navajos misstate Congress on land dispute
Hopi Tribal Chairman Ivan Sidney accused the Navajo Tribe of misleading Congress over the Hopi Navajo land issue. He cited four points supporting Hopi law and policy, including priority language in appropriations that relocates Navajo families on Hopi Partitioned Lands, and decertification of about 774 relocatees per Inspector General findings, potentially saving about 8 million dollars.
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Kykotsmovi
Ariz
Congress
Ivan Sidney
Eric Eberhard
Washington, D.C
Eberhard
Sidney
Inspector General
Relocation) Commission
PNM to pay near 1.1 million in Navajo bias settlement
Attorneys report Public Service Company of New Mexico will compensate a class of Navajo job applicants denied employment at the San Juan Generating Station. The agreement raises Navajo entry level hires to at least 45 percent within six years and 30 percent within three, with interim steps and renewed affirmative action talks. Court approval pending in about 45 days.
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PNM
Navajo Nation
Mettler
Peterson Zach
Zah Begay HQ vandalized in Crownpoint damage 850
Zah Begay campaign headquarters in Crownpoint was broken into early Tuesday causing about 850 in damage. Rocks shattered the front window while the TV and typewriter were damaged and drawers dumped. Police investigate with possible liquor evidence. campaign staff urge security.
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Crownpoint
Zah/Begay
Zah/Begay campaign committee
Zah
Begay
Elsie Peshlakai
Zah/Begay campaign
Window Rock
Ariz
Albert Hale
Getting the job done on Navajo campaign trail
Reporter follows Navajo Chairman Peterson Zah and Vice Chairman Ed Begay as they tour the reservation in the final campaign days before election day. Supporters, from Two Grey Hills to Newcomb, praise Zah for honesty and leadership, citing tax reform and education gains as key achievements. Several residents credit Zah with steady progress after a busy term, contrasting him with former chairman MacDonald.
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Kim Oriole
Grey Hills
Peterson Zah
Zah
Ed T. Begay
Newcomb School
Kenneth H
Loretta Curley
Curley
Two Grey Hills
Peter) MacDonald
Mary
Bill Smith
Newcomb
Zach
Thomas
Tribe
MacDonald
San Juan
Daniel Lewis
The Convincer Demonstration Teaches Seat Belt Lesson
Lincoln Elementary students watched The Convincer a safety device showing crash forces at 7 10 and 12 mph. Betty Scarbrough a Gallup traffic safety specialist described the jolt and potential injuries even with a belt. Demonstrations run through Nov. 6 at about 13 area schools with volunteers signing consent.
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Betty Scarbrough
Gallup- McKinley County
Sandy Witt
Aileen Boat School
Sue Riniker
Gallup
Lincoln
Traffic Safety Bureau
State Transportation Department
Bewitching Ladies Night Pool Tournaments and Pumpkin Giveaways
Round up at Saloon, 404 North Third, features witches brew themed events with bewitching ladies night pool tournaments. Pumpkin giveaways accompany contests and unique prizes in a lively community outing.
Pederson Jewelers 50 Percent Off Sale Ends November
Local jeweler Pederson Jewelers announces a storewide sale offering 50 percent off all merchandise with discounts ending in November at 217 West Coal. The ad urges shoppers to hurry before prices revert.
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Pederson Jewelers
W. Coal
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