Mall Halloween safety tips urged for children
Special to the Independent highlights the National PTA wisdom on a fun safe Halloween with events at Rio West Mall Gallup from 5 to 9 pm including a haunted house a can food trick or treat exchange costume contest and safety guidelines for children and parents.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chicago
Rio West Mall
Gallup
Valerie Wilhelm
Gallup High School
Baskets of Brotherhood
National Parent Teacher Association
PTA
Navajo election chaos deepens as council weighs postponement
Navajo Nation lawmakers plan a special session to decide whether to delay the November tribal vote after the Oct. 17 conviction of suspended Chairman Peter MacDonald. If postponed, costs could surpass 216000, with separate elections possibly exceeding 332000. Leonard Haskie remains on the ballot without a running mate, and 34 grievances challenge MacDonald’s removal edison Wauneka said Haskie has 24 hours to choose a mate, a deadline he aims to meet within five days.
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Betty Reid Dine
Bureau
Window
MacDonald
Haskie
Paul Redhouse
Board of Election Supervisors
Redhouse
George Lee
Carol Restasket
Supreme Court
Edison Wauneka
Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Fort de
Gorman denounces Navajo government shift to few leaders
Nelson Gorman, speaker of the Navajo Nation Council, accused the tribal government of returning to a one man system. He criticized diminishing checks and balances and said a postponement of the Nov. 6 election would worsen turmoil. He spoke at a Monday press conference and declined to blame any faction.
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Richard Sitts Dine
Bureau
Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation Council
Nelson Gorman
Gorman
Local election officials cling to ruling on ballots
Wauneka said this is not a primary election and a 24 hour deadline was set to print ballots. Officials noted printing sample and supplemental ballots costs about 75000 dollars, while the rest of the statement appears garbled and incomplete.
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Wauneka
Tuba City lines up strategic planning in schools
The Tuba City public school district will launch strategic planning next month with a 20 to 30 member team including administrators, parents, and community members. The effort aims to align district goals with community beliefs, implement action plans, and ensure accountability through regular progress reviews.
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Mary Wicoff
Western Bureau
Tuba City
Ariz
Alice Weekley
Weekley
Round Up Saloon Halloween Anniversary Party
The Round Up Saloon hosts a Halloween Anniversary Party featuring Changing Gears, cash prizes, contests, and drawings at 400 North Third Street.
Navajo Nation Council Mulls Election Postponement
Window Rock Ariz with seven days until the general election the Navajo Nation Council plans a special session to consider overruling the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors and postponing the election. The agenda also includes amending Title Two to grant the president pardoning power for crimes against the tribe and examining actions by legislative counsel and the public information officer.
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Council
Duane Beyal
Beyal
Peter’ MacDonald
Haskie
MacDonald
Free Pap Smear Clinic at GTG Clinic
Free Pap smear clinic scheduled at GTG Clinic located at 610 North, south side, Thursday November 1, 1990 at 1 to 5 PM. Sponsored by Xi Beta Iota Sorority.
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GTG
Xi Beta Lota Sorority
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