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30 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 30, 1985
Page
1
Cal investigators warned five weeks before a death
California investigators said Tuesday they were warned five weeks before the death of an 84 year old woman that her live in heart doctor was a fake but were too busy to check the report Ebrahim Sadeghy 38 appeared in court to enter a plea to charges that he caused the death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ebrahim Sadeghy
Potent brain chemical tied to appetite binge and eating disorders
A chemical found in the human brain tied to appetite is identified as the most potent known stimulant. Researchers say it could influence binge eating, anorexia, and related disorders, offering a potential target for future treatments.
Shiprock Chapter Condemns Vandalism As New Cassette Plant Arrives
Shiprock Chapter condemns vandalism aimed at Navajo tribal and personnel property while welcoming a video cassette manufacturing plant to Shiprock industrial park. The chapter backs the tribe SHAPE Inc. joint venture to relocate and produce cassettes, pledging efforts for a harmonious business environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiprock
Fairchild
Tribe
Shape, Inc
Maine
Navajo Hopi land dispute moves at Inter-American Congress
At the Inter-American Indian Congress in Santa Fe a Big Mountain group won initial approval for a resolution urging the United States to curb relocation and allow relocated Navajos and Hopis to return to the Joint Use Area. The measure, to be reviewed by human rights, faces uncertain odds as observers and delegates weigh differing national interests amid calls for protections and fair compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Guthrie
Eastern Bureau
Santa FE
Ninth
Inter-American Indian Congress
International Indian Congress
United States
Human Rights Committee
General Assembly
Joao Vicente
Organization of American States
Dave Warren
U.S. Indian Congress Organizing Committee
Warren
Big Mountain
Sweeney Convention Center
The
Indian Congress
Congress
Lew Gurwitz
Americas
Oren Lyons
Lyons
Arizona
Ninth Inter-American Indian Congress
U.S. Congress
Ross Swimmer
U.S
State Fair audit cites loose bookkeeping errors
Santa Fe AP The State Fair may have fared better last fiscal year if its financial records had been more carefully watched An assistant state auditor says poor bookkeeping led to unsigned contracts or billing at rates lower than posted An audit from the state auditor shows revenues from coliseum and horse arena rentals were in some cases half of expected totals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Manilal Patel
al Romero
Romero
Zah reports Money use is tribe's By Lukey Williams Cine Bureau Window Rock Arizona
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peterson Zah addressed the Navajo Tribal Council on the quarterly budget report. He cited a 74.2 million dollar tribal budget with 34 thousand four hundred thirty four dollars over projection and urged prudent, gainful management to benefit all Navajo people. He noted new education center funding, scholarships for high achievers, and plans for a 12 percent permanent fund while warning against wasteful programs. The council approved the 12 page report 64 to 1 with three abstentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukey Williams
Cine Bureau
Window Rock
Ariz
Peterson Zah
Navajo Tribal Council
Zah
Zach
U.S. Supreme Court
Tribal Council
Bureau of Indian Affairs
San Francisco
Zac
Navajo Indian Irrigation Project
Pittsburg and
Midway Coal Mining Co
Navajo Agency
New Mexico
Bureau of Land Management
John Antonio
Tribal Fish and Wildlife Department
David Redhouse
Navajo Energy Development Authority
Thomas Todacheeney
Shiprock
N.M
Health Improvement Services
Navajo Nation Supreme Court
Navajo Nation
Tom Tso
Halloween Night Witches Goblins Parade Likely
Several witches and goblins will roam Thursday night for Halloween. The festive mix promises many disguises making it hard to tell one witch from another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Armstrong
Indians React to Still at Bottom Label at Inter-American Congress
SANTA FE The U.S. delegation at the Inter-American Indian Congress drew mixed reactions as Ross Swimmer former Cherokee Nation chief and co chair of the U.S. delegation spoke on two centuries of policy keeping Indians at the bottom in health education and wealth. Native leaders Merle Garcia and Richard LaFromboise called the assessment honest and factual while Navajo elders protested Swimmer’s remark that removals had ended. Swimmer urged use of courts and mediation to resolve the Navajo Hopi land dispute and defended U.S. policy of allotment and urban relocation as well intentioned yet flawed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Guthrie
Eastern Bureau
Santa FE
United States
General Assembly
Inter-American Indian Congress
U.S
Swimmer
UA probes acquiring Peter MacDonald papers for Navajo history
The University of Arizona is negotiating to obtain the personal papers of former Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald, seen as potentially crucial to historians. Talks have stretched months, with Laird predicting a better than even chance of success, while ASU previously backed away over funding and strings. Senator Barry Goldwater was rumored to influence ASU, but officials deny pressure. ASU stopped negotiations when MacDonald sought payment for the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
University of Arizona
Peter MacDonald
David Laird
Laird
University
MacDonald
Arizona
Arizona State University
ASU Li
Don Riggs
ASU
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Universi
T Asu
J. Russell Nelson
Goldwater
Nelson
Gallup McKinley School District sees extra funding from higher enrollment
Gallup McKinley County School District officials expect about $500,000 more in state funds after 40th day enrollment shows 11,997 students, above the projected 11,750. The district will revise its budget, with potential spending in salaries supplies equipment and maintenance, while awaiting legislative reforms and deficit pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy L. Smith
Gallup
McKinley County
New Mexico
Tommy Batson
Batson
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Navajo Big Mountain Elders Facing Relocation Walked Out of the General Assembly
MacDonald Papers
of Arizona
Chairman’s Records
Palomino Saloon
Wowie
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