30 Oct 1982
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1982
Page
1
iino director says the farmingdale school counselor is relocating, impacting guidance for students. Officials emphasize continuity plans and support for families during the transition.
Wesley Paradise, a Gamerco man of Indian heritage, files a complaint with the New Mexico Human Rights Commission alleging biased hiring against him by the City of Gallup, specifically the Fire Department. City officials deny discrimination, noting retesting rules and open positions, with EEOC ties explained by Tom Robles.
Thoreau Hawks ousted Laguna-Acoma last year and shut out them 21-0 to clinch the 5AA title on Friday night. Thoreau will host a first round playoff game in two weeks against Santa Rosa Lions.
Ed Begay and Pete Zah express gratitude for continued prayers from family and friends, reflecting appreciation and faith during a challenging time.
McKinley County officials updated a Santa Fe meeting on Community Assistance Council CAC funded projects. Plans include paving 3.9 miles of County Road 19 to the Plains Electric plant at Prewitt with CAC and Plains Electric funds while securing right of way and coordinating with Santa Fe Railway. An Espey Houston study on 9.3 miles north of the plant needs clarification. Road 15 improvements were completed with graveling funded by state school bus money.
The BLM releases a 22 volume status report outlining workable energy options for New Mexico as a draft Environmental Impact Statement for PNM’s proposed New Mexico Generating Station in the Bisti region. Alternatives include decentralized coal plants, coal conversion, geothermal, nuclear, and conservation tied to renewables.
Zuni Pueblo youth Sampson Bowekaty Jr. 17 carries the American flag at the Armand Hammer United World College of the American West dedication. He and Carmela Concho from Acoma Pueblo are among roughly 25 U.S. students in the first class of 80, with Bowekaty slated to study Zuni and English.
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