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31 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 31, 1985
Page
1
Rampage at Springfield Mall Leaves Two Dead Eight Wounded
A 25 year old woman allegedly opened fire at Springfield Mall in Pennsylvania injuring eight and killing two. Among the wounded was Ruth Douglas, a Gallup missionary. Syl via Seegrist, in military fatigues, fired a .22 caliber semiautomatic rifle at shoppers before officers stopped the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Springfield
Ruth Douglas
Sylvia Seegrist
Springfield Mall
Defense lawyer argues selective prosecution in alien smuggling case
A defense attorney called the prosecution unfair and ironic that relatives of El Salvador's leader may enter the United States legally while U.S. citizens are accused of aiding aliens. James Brosnahn said his client and 10 others are victims of selective prosecution and urged dropping the charges in the federal alien smuggling conspiracy trial before Judge Earl H. Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary
el Salvador
United States
U.S
James Brosnahn
U.S. District Court
Earl H. Carroll
Gallup Independent Classifieds and Notices 1985
The Gallup Independent presents classified ads and notices across two sections with advertising inserts. Includes local listings, public notices, and community briefs reflecting the 1985 edition’s scope and regional topics.
Local task force members urge UNM Gallup split
Two Community College Task Force members, Dani Frye and Steve Kennedy, told Rotary Club attendees that UNM Gallup should begin preparations to separate from the main campus. They cautioned that their views reflect personal opinions and not official policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy L. Smith
Gallup
Community College Task Force
University of New Mexico-Gallup
Dani Frye
Steve Kennedy
Rotary Club
Tribe’s judges seek raise amid independence shift
Tribe’s judges want a raise while arguing for independence of the institution. They compare to San Juan College in Farmington which separated from New Mexico State University, noting it helped regional development and became profitable while serving community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan College
Farmington
New Mexico State University
Kennedy
San Juan County
UNM-Gallup Wades Into Junior College Designation Debate
UNM Gallup speakers urge ending two year branch status to align with regional standards and widen advertising reach. They claim the branch is a well kept secret, with only limited course notices and radio spots. Community backlash centers on students facing transfer or Associate degrees after two years. The campus director notes no dedicated ad line item and ponders options if community sentiment shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Kennedy
Brartch
New Mexico
New Mex
Ico
Texas
John Phillips
Unm-Gallup
Phillips
UNM
Hopi Chairman Sidney Attends Inter-American Indian Congress
Hopi Tribal Chairman Ivan Sidney arrives for the Ninth Inter-American Indian Congress to speak at the human rights open forum on the Navajo Hopi land dispute. He travels with Hopi leaders to defend the 1974 Land Settlement Act and explain Hopi positions amid relocation protests and coverage of Hopi unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Guthrie
Eastern Bureau
Santa FE
Ivan Sidney
Ninth
Inter-American Indian Congress
Hopi
Bertha Torres
Sidney
Human Rights Open Forum
Ms. Torres
Ebin Leslie
First Mesa
Herman Lewis
Torres
Big Mountain
General Assembly
United States
Congress
Sidney Will Spack
Open
U.S
Ex-PC officer in court on burglary charge
Paul Saucedo a former Gallup protective custody officer who had pled guilty to false imprisonment faces a burglary count from a Dec 27 1984 incident. He appeared for sentencing in district court and was ordered to a 60 day evaluation at the state forensic hospital. Authorities say he entered the home of two Gallup officers and stole a 12 gauge shotgun handcuffs a badge a holster and a speed loader before returning them the next day. He apologized saying he was drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Oriole Dine
Bureau
Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribal Council
Judicial Branch
Council
Robert Salabye
Nazlini
Bobby Charley
Cutlei
Jimmie Nelson
Klagebhoh
Manuel Shirley
Dillon
Johnny Thompson
Pinedale
Frank Chee Willetto
Pueblo Pintado
District Court
Children’s Court
Tom Tso
Gallup
Gallup Police
Paul Saucedo
Gomez Dr
Louis DePauli
Saucedo
New Mexico State Forensic Hospital
DePauli
Steve Seeger
Thomas Mayes
Ron Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Seeger
Mayes
Spend A Day With Sage Ambulance Fundraiser Carnival
A fundraiser at Sage Memorial Hospital in Nogales, Arizona features an OK run swap meet food contests and prizes. The event occurs Saturday November 2, 1985 and invites community participation to benefit ambulance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage” Ambulance
Sage Memorial Hospital
Nado
Arizoria
Trick or Treat Night Brings Many Costumed Kids
Four year old Anna Dimas of Gallup poses at K Mart ready for Trick or Treat Night. The article notes many children like Anna and Andy will be in the streets in unfamiliar costumes and masks, urging drivers to slow down and stay alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dimas
Anthony
Candy Dimas
Gallup
K Mart
Annas
Andys
Gallup Names Main Street Executive Hired for Post
Sharman Esarey reports Gallup selects Janes J. Mathieu of Albuquerque as Main Street coordinator with a November 6 start. He holds a urban planning master’s from Illinois and previously led Neighborhood Housing Services of Aurora. Mentions praise from NM Main Street officials and note of potential offers from other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharman Esarey
Gallup
Janes J. Mathieu
Albuquerque
Downtown Development Board
New Mexico
Joan Barnett
Mathieu
University of Illinois
Aurora, Inc
Illinois
Main Street
National Main Street Center
Washington, D.C
New Mexico Main Street
Bob Beauvais
Michael Sugace
Beauvais
First Year Anniversary Halloween Party at Southern Wind
Tonight the Round Up Saloon hosts a Bud Lite celebration with hors d'oeuvres and a costume contest. Southern Wind bar on 404 North Third invites revelers for a festive night marking one year of local nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Wind
Indians seek voice at Inter-American Congress in Santa Fe
U S Indian leaders proposed a parallel forum to let Native representatives from North and South America discuss common concerns without government influence. The plan aims to balance Indian voices with government delegates, addressing fears of paternalism and loss of identity amid Nicaragua's autonomy proposals and regional tensions in the Inter-American Indian Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
U.S
The
Organization of American States
LaFromboise
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Guillermo Jimenez
Panama
Oas-Affiliated
Inter- American Indian Institute
Ramiro Reynaga
National Indian ‘Youth Council
Albuquerque
Richard Montoya
Congress
Lamerto Campbell
Campbell
Reagan
Pope may visit Southwest in 1987 speculation
Vatican official Monsignor Paul Lenz said no dates or locations are set for Pope John Paul II's 1987 U S tour. He noted the pope is interested in meeting American Indian leaders and visiting reservations, but any stops remain unconfirmed and described as pure speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
John Paul II
Gallup
United States
Vatican
Inter-American Indian Congress
Paul Lenz
Albuquerque
Channel 7
Southwest
Lenz
Holy Father
U.S
Iowa
Catholic Indian Missions
The
Indian Congress
Congress
Tribe may appeal Farmington Navajo Lake hydro plant decision
The Navajo Tribe may appeal FERC approval of Farmington's hydroelectric project on Navajo Lake Dam. Tribal staff and press officials criticise the ruling, saying offers to share benefits are inadequate and would yield only about 1 percent of output. Albuquerque attorney Harold Ranquist cited undisclosed terms of sharing proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Navajo Lake
Navajo Tribe
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Michael Nelson
Albuquerque
Harold Ranquist
Duane Reyal
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