31 Oct 1995
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1995
Page
1
Gallup Police remind goblins and parents to plan for a safe Halloween. Wear well fitting costumes and light clothing with reflective tape, test masks for visibility, carry flashlights, use sidewalks, and avoid entering houses. Check treats, stay daylight hours when possible, and eat snacks only after parental inspection.
A federal review of the Navajo Nation reveals a plan to address problems, with a quality improvement plan and deadlines. The draft plan aims to correct issues within 30 days and begins tentative work on November 20, involving tribal leaders and federal officials to guide program start.
Crownpoint Institute of Technology announces eight layoffs amid budget shortfalls after tribal council cuts. President James Tutt says further notices may follow as only 350000 is approved for the second half of the fiscal year, far short of prior projections.
Navajo school boards bilingual educators parents and education groups oppose proposals to make English the official language of the United States. They warn that language suppression could endanger native tongues and urge citizens to contact Congress. The effort, backed in Texas and California, targets immigrants and faces opposition from Native American communities.
Navajo Nation officials foresee a smooth transition as 14 Thriftway sites vacate in November and plan to assume operation of all sites. Officials say benefits include Navajo ownership and lower prices for gasoline and food. The Division of Economic Development is meeting with affected communities and chapters to explain how Nation ownership will safeguard services and prevent closures.
Oak Springs Arizona celebrates the dedication of a 5000 square foot Chapter complex with Council Delegate Tim Goodluck and Navajo Nation President Albert Hale. More than 150 residents attend after a five year effort to plan fund and build, featuring a traditional Navajo blessing and speeches.
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