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Pueblos-Tribes - December 31, 2007

The attorney general's Animal Cruelty Task Force staged at least is second cockfighting raid this weekend, but those busted claim they are on tribal land and don't have to follow the state law. via KRQE
http://www.topix.net/city/navajo-dam-nm/2007/12/pueblos-tribes?fromrss=1

Politics & Government - December 29, 2007

World, nation and state react to Bhutto's death PAKISTAN - Pakistan opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was assassinated this morning; she was shot in the head, neck and chest after she spoke at a political rally ... via KRQE
http://www.topix.net/city/navajo-dam-nm/2007/12/politics-government?fromrss=1

News, Video, Weather Forecast, Sports, Community, Health, Homes - December 27, 2007

Today is one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and thousands of people in our area are heading out to take advantage of the sales. via KRQE
http://www.topix.net/city/navajo-dam-nm/2007/12/news-video-weather-forecast-sports-communi...

A plea for safety - December 24, 2007

"We don't have the heavy equipment that's needed to do the job" Ten years ago Dennis Joaquim and Ana Padilla collected signatures urging the state's transportation department to take action to make New Mexico 173 -- the most direct route to their community -- a safer road. via Farmington Daily Times
http://www.topix.net/city/navajo-dam-nm/2007/12/a-plea-for-safety?fromrss=1

Going deep - December 6, 2007

"People come from around the world to fish there for rainbow and brown trout" A bulldozer and a track hoe will complete work this week on a project to improve a world-class fishery on the San Juan River below Navajo Dam. via Durango Herald
http://www.topix.net/city/navajo-dam-nm/2007/12/going-deep?fromrss=1
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