Is MacDonald coming home
Wanda MacDonald, wife of former Navajo Chairman Peter MacDonald, travels among supporters who hope for his transfer from a Texas federal prison toward a Winslow Arizona facility or a presidential commutation before Clinton leaves office. She portrays resilience, recalls family roots, and outlines daily advocacy to keep the cause alive.
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Peter MacDonald
Fort Worth
Texas
Ariz
Bill Clinton
Shiprock
Wanda MacDonald
Clinton
MacDonald
Tuba City
Arizona
Jane Hull
Department of ‘Corrections
Phoenix
Navajo Division of Health
Wanda ‘MacDonald
Monument Valley
Iowa
Wanda
Pete
Navajo Nation Council Referendum On Ballot In Tribal Election
Election day set for Tuesday as Navajo voters choose 330 chapter officers and multiple district and board posts while a pending referendum could cut the 92 233 registered voters council from 90 to 24 if a majority plus one votes yes. The suit was dismissed Friday in Window Rock District Court.
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Navajo Supreme Court
Window Rock
Grazing Committee
Farm ‘Board
Eastern Land Board
Many
School Board
McKinley County Crime Up 38 Percent in 2000
Gallup reports McKinley County has the second highest crime rate per capita in New Mexico. Uniform Crime Reports show a 38 percent rise in offenses statewide for 1998 and 1999, with McKinley County the highest increase. Local District 6 data for March 1 to July 31, 2000 indicate crime rates were flat. Driving while intoxicated arrests rose 33 percent to 224.
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Gallup
McKinley County
New Mexico
Uniform Crime Reports
Bernalillo County
New’ Mexico
Glenn Thomas
Grants
Ramah Navajo Eyes Full-Time Fire Dept Plan
Ramah Navajo Chapter aims to form a full-time fire department to cover its 143000 acre area amid record western forest fires. Development Officer Monroe Walker says the goal is to build a public safety department including police and fire fighters, with existing small and volunteer units cited as precursors.
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Ramah
United States
Monroe Walker
Checkerboard
Liquid Assetts aims for cozy Gallup cafe atmosphere
Liquid Assetts manager Nancy Gomez describes plans for a cozy elegant Gallup coffee shop where customers can relax talk and enjoy a soft music pine wood paneling hand crafted furniture and green plants. Smokers can stay inside without disturbing nonsmokers as the air is refreshed by ceiling fans swamp coolers and vents. The cafe will aim to create a quiet place for friends and family with continued enhancements seen in the near future.
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Nancy Gomez
Liquid Assetts
Gomez
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