Police Blotter: Drunk driver who killed 5 given 20 years
A federal judge has given a Kayenta man one of the stiffest sentences ever placed on someone found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault.
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50 years ago: Tribe allocates $2 million for construction
The Navajo Tribal Council was in a spending mood, allocating $1,950,000 for building projects.
Read More50 years ago: Repossessions on rez become an issue
As he headed into his sixth year as chairman, Raymond Nakai was worried about money. In particular, how members of the Navajo Tribal Council were spending it.
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Auditors seek sanctions in p-card review
The auditor general’s office is seeking legislative approval to enforce sanctions on some workers within the Division of Economic Development for failure to comply with recommendations the office made to correct problems with the division’s purchasing-card operation.
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50 Years Ago: Council finally prepares to discuss a constitution
After talking about it for more then 30 years, mostly in a negative way, the Navajo Tribal Council will finally have a discussion later this month on a constitution that has been drawn up by the tribe’s chairman, Raymond Nakai.
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