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Burning Brush: John Nelson burns brush in an irrigation ditch in
Shiprock Friday. Nelson's friend Jim Simpson said the superintendent was
suppost to turn water to the ditches on today, but it had not happened
by noon. (Photo by John A. Bowersmith/Independent)

Miss Newcomb Middle School Jodonna Lapahie,right picks hair out of her
lollypop while Jovanna Dakia plays with her cell phone outside Tse Bit'
Ai Middle School Friday. The two were in Shiprock for the reading competition.
(Photo by John A. Bowersmith/Independent)

During a press conference Friday evening, Gallup police chief Sylvester
Stanley announes that John Pete Talamante, 24 and from Gallup, was arrested
by members of his department in connection with Sunday's incident where
Fausto Arellano was tied to the back of a pick-up truck and dragged for
more than a mile. Stanley stressed during the announcement that the crime
was drug related and not a racially motivated attack as several madia
agencies have previously speculated. Lt. Gerald Tholund is one of several
officers involved with the on-going investigation and Stanley expects
more arrests to be made in the near future. (Photo by Jeff Jones/Independent)
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Weekend
April 2, 2005
Selected Stories:
ARREST MADE; Gallup man charged
in brutal dragging incident
Feds interested in mining uranium again
Sharing Navajo Knowledge
Meet the Press
Spiritual Perspectives; Preparing for
a Navajo Ceremony
Deaths
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