Indians Seek Better Health Amid Silent Causes
Rosemary Wood, chief nurse of the Indian Health Service, told a conference in Albuquerque that despite progress over two decades since IHS moved to Health, American Indians still face high death rates from alcohol, self harm, homicide, accidents, and uncontrolled diabetes. The talk highlighted steps like community health reps and a 1960s mental health program, but noted real health gains require addressing root social issues.
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Albuquerque
Interior Department
Indian Health Service
IHS
Rosemary Wood
Hilton Inn
Navajo Health Authority
American Indian Nurses Associaten
Wood
INS
Department of the Interior
Department of Health
Emory Johnson
Robert Bergman
University of New Mexico
Indian Deaths. Ms. Wood
Quadriplegic Joins NMSU Students at Las Cruces
Nevajo youth Gilbert John of Tohatchi New Mexico, paralyzed from the neck, earned acceptance to New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, plans to major in counseling, with notes by a full-time attendant and transport solved by a battery powered wheelchair from the New Mexico Medical Foundation. He will begin classes in the fall and previously graduated Tohatchi High School in 1977 after severe injuries in 1975. Meantime Mel Tillis is billed to headline the New Mexico State Fair All Star Rodeo at Tingley Coliseum September 18 to 20 in Albuquerque.
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Gilbert John
Nevajo
Tohatchi
N.M
John
N.M.S.A
Las Cruces
NMSU
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Tohatchi High School
New Mexico Medical Fousration
Albuquerque
Tillis
Country Music Association
Tingley Coliseum
Mata Trial Continues in Embezzlement Case
AP report from Las Cruces says Arthur Davis, auditor with Wallace Mobbs and Co., testified he found irregularities during the 1975 tax year audit of Otero County Treasurer Betty Sue Mata. He noted tampered files, mismatched receipt numbers, and pink receipts missing or voided, suggesting embezzlement. defense questioned how thoroughly taxpayers were checked.
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Jas Cruces
Otera County
Betty Sue Mata
Arthur Davis
Alamogordo
Wallace, Mobbs, and Co
Juan W. Wallace
Davis
Tom Overstreet
Wallace
Reagan Criticizes Panama Canal Treaty Stance
In Los Angeles AP report Ronald Reagan criticizes but does not oppose the proposed new Panama Canal treaty. He warns that withdrawal of U S troops could invite Castro and Soviet influence, and questions Panamanian reactions if the Senate rejects ratification. He reiterates sovereignty over the canal and flags potential U S payments to Panama.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
Panama
U.S. Senate
Fidel Castro
Reagan
Castro
Soviet Union
Canal Zone
Senate
Carter
United States
U.S
Canal
Busy July birthday month in Mogollon celebrates multiple gatherings
The Mogollon area marked July birthdays with a double dinner for Ethlyn Whiteside and Delorez Brock hosted by Bill and Nikki English. Frank Triole's 85th birthday was celebrated at the Mogollon Theater with 18 adults and 5 children, while townsfolk recalled visits, theater outings, and town history. The piece also notes Heritage memories, local visits, and upcoming medical facility improvements in Glenwood plus personal well wishes from the author.
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Bill
Nikki English
Ethlyn Whiteside
Mogolon Theater
Frank Triole
Frank
Canyon
Magellan
Soule
el Paso
Ownes Pace
Lisa
Gene
Paul
Jamille de LaRosa
Owens
R.D. Davis
Las Cruces
L.J. Burris
Harris
San Antonio Tex
Fanny Hill
Burris
Burtis
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Margery
Don
W. Luck St
St. Mary's School
Denny Strand
Golden Voice of Gospel Music
Southwest Christian Center
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Silver City
Fenton Ng
Ticioe
Ene
NRL
ELI E
City Nursery
Silver
Texas
Addie Moore
Mr. Burris
Cambray
Green River Ranch
van Horne
Vivian Wray
Amarillo
Sarah
Chuck Dobbs
Glenwand Womens Club
Your Reported
Deep Creek Ranch
Susan Tackman
Glenwood
Shorter
Catron County
Thad
Hillcrest General Hospital
L.U.L.A.C
Rudy Sierra
Jack Sierra
Willie Murphy
Bill Lewis
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