Navajo Fair in full swing at 54th annual event
Diné Bureau reports the Navajo Nation Fair opens with Happy Kids Day and the Miss Navajo Pageant set for this afternoon. Friday features senior rodeo events, livestock auctions, frybread contests, public speaking for the pageant, gourd dancing, a reunion banquet, and a grand entry with host drums. Fireworks cap the night with a Black Hawk concert at Jackson Arena.
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Jim Maniaci
Diné
Bureau -Window Rock
Victoria Yazzie
Jackson Arena
Nakai
Nakai Hall
Peterson Zac-Navajo Nation
Crooked Lake Singers
Canada
Southern Slam Singers
Zia Pueblo
N.M
Tribal. Fairgrounds
Arizona Route 264
Black Hawk
Begaye urges delegates to heed vote on council size
Navajo President Begaye urges tribal council to heed Tuesday's vote on reducing the council size from 88 delegates to 24. About 70 percent of 31,335 voters supported the change, but the law requires a majority of all registered voters, meaning 46,137 yes votes were needed. See Begaye to delegates, page 2.
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Begaye
Three hurt in two car crash near Vanderwagen
Three people were injured in a head on two vehicle crash shortly after midnight Tuesday near Vanderwagen. A 17 year old unlicensed driver was taken to Gallup Indian Medical Center. The other driver, Sam Scott 31, and his passenger Pearl Smith 29, were treated at the same hospital. Scott faced drunken driving charges and was still hospitalized Wednesday. Smith was flown to Albuquerque for further care. Police also detained nine migrants from Oaxaca and Veracruz camps earlier, aided by a Navajo NM school teacher.
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Jim Maniaci
Rock
Qak Mesa
Cousins
Vanderwagen
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Sam Scott
Cousin Road
Pearl Smith
Hos ‘Pital, Crownpoint
Scott
Smith
Albuquerque
Drunken driver admits to involuntary manslaughter
Wayne Begay 47 of Pinehill pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for a drunken driving crash on December 13 1999 that killed passenger Lolita Alonzo. Begay admitted he drank several beverages then slept at the wheel near Newcomb on U S Highway 666 colliding with a southbound semi tractor trailer. Alonzo died from massive plant trauma. Begay faces up to six years in prison and a $250000 fine. Investigated by Navajo Criminal Investigation and prosecuted by Assistant U S Attorney Grey Fouratt.
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Albuquerque
Wayne Begay
Pinehill
Begay
Lolita Alonzo
Newcomb
U.S
Rig
Alonzo
Navajo Department of Criminal Investigation
Grey Fouratt
Experts Break bad habits for financial freedom
A public workshop in the Four Corners area offered education in personal finance. Sponsored by Americano Financial Services Association Education Foundation and New Mexico Consumer Installment Loan Association, the session covered budgeting, credit management, reading credit reports, and alternative financing. Speakers warned about high costs and long payoff times, illustrating credit card debt versus saving.
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Gallup
Americano Financial Services Association Education Foundation
New Mexico
Four Comers
U.S
Tom Udall
Personal Finance Trouble Checkup Questions
Staff Report from Gallup presents a budgeting and personal finance planning checklist. It asks about debt, missed bills, emergency savings, job loss, medical costs, money fights, creditor calls, budget overrun, rising debt payments, and minimum card payments. Compiled by Consumer Credit Counseling Services Southwest. call 800 308 2227 for more information.
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United States
Brad Wallin
Consumer Credit Counseling Services Southwest
Gallup
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