Navajo spending controls urged by CPA in June report
Ira Osman, a Phoenix CPA, urges tightening of Navajo budgets and enforcement of the auditor general. He says the tribal council must act on audit findings to prevent waste and strengthen accounting, noting past inefficiencies and weak records.
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Sf ‘Diego
Ira Osman
Phoenix
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Tribal Council
Auditor General
Arizona
Navajo Community College
Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise
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Greater United Navajo Development Enterprise, Inc
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Greater United Navajo Construction Co., Inc
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Justice Department
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Associated Press
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NM energy committee hears three gas supply agreements
The Interim Legislative Energy Committee reviewed three separate pacts involving state agencies and private firms to boost natural gas. One would have Gas Co. of New Mexico buy from 34 wells owned by Tenneco in northwest New Mexico for Gallup, Grants, Albuquerque, and Santa Fe with about 15 million cubic feet daily. another would allow Transwestern Pipeline Co to move gas from Eddy and Lea counties to Clovis for local distribution. the third would grant the Energy Resources Board title to royalty gas from a single well for Las Cruces.
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Interim
Legislative Energy Committee
Gas Co. of
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Tenneco
John O'Leary
Gas Co
Gallup
Grants
Albuquerque
Clovis
Lee Power Commission
Energy Resources Board
State Land Office
O’leary
Las Cruces
Albuquerque Indian jobs complaint hits city discrimination
The National Indian Youth Council alleges Albuquerque discriminates against Indians in city employment. Gerald Wilkinson says none of 150 Indians referred for city jobs were hired and Indians comprise less than one percent of the workforce, with only two hired in the past year. The city reports 33 Indians on the payroll.
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Albuquerque
National Indian Youth Council
Gerald Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Planning Office Receives HUD Grant for State Planning
Washington AP report says the state Planning Office will receive a $501,300 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide planning assistance across the state. The announcement came Monday from Sen. Pete Domenici.
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