Davis Chevrolet to face creditors in Prescott bankruptcy hearing
Western Bureau reports Davis Chevrolet Inc. owned by Don and Buila Davis seeks Chapter 11 protection after filing Sept 16 in Phoenix. A Nov 7 creditors meeting and Dec 8 GMC motion target transferring lawsuits to bankruptcy court. GMAC holdings and major secured creditors listed. Davis aims to reorganize and stay in business.
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Navajo Gaming Grievance Seeks Election Delay
Edison Wauneka charges Navajo Nation officials bribed voters with promises of 3000 jobs, $50 million wages, and contracts at a Fort Defiance meeting on Oct 18. The Navajo Board of Election Supervisors will decide today whether to review the grievance, potentially delaying Tuesday’s gaming referendum.
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Navajo Board of Election
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Navajo Nation
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Frustration grows over RECA claims for uranium miners
Dozens gathered at New Mexico State University to demand faster compensation under RECA for uranium miners and families harmed by Cold War radiation exposure. Speakers urged action as critics called the process slow and riddled with red tape. one miner dismissed the meeting as a placebo.
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Justice Department
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Nevada
Harris
County detention center puts human face on inmate services
Andrea Egger profiles the Gallup County Adult Detention Center where counselors and staff emphasize humane treatment. Cassandra Billy and Mike Heredia discuss programs, crisis intervention, 24 hour bond services, video arraignments, on site medical care, and a bookmobile style pod outreach that pairs inmates with support and reading material.
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Heredia
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Area schools could get $4 million
The Gallup McKinley County School District could gain about 4.5 million dollars annually if the Dollars to the Classrooms resolution passes the Senate. House approval backs directing 90 percent of federal funds to classrooms, boosting literacy and classroom programs while teachers seek higher pay. Republican Rep Bill Redmond notes 24.6 percent of public education spending goes to non teaching staff and admin costs.
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U.S
Housing helpers sought in Chinle for Riverside project
Garrier needed in Chinle to deliver for P H S Housing and Riverside Housing. Call 863 6811 and ask for Charlotte or leave a message.
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Charlotte
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Polacca
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