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Rollover: Whipsering Cedars volunteer firefighters Shayla Colfack,
left, and William Schumaker pick up photographs from the westbound Interstate
40 onramp in Continental Divide Saturday evening. The minivan behind them
rolled over causing the U-Haul trailer it was pulling to come apart and
fling the driver's worldly possessions all over the road. McKinley County
Sherrif's officers at the scene said no one was seriously injured. (Photo
by John A. Bowersmith/Independent)

Red hots for sale: Jashawn Brown, 19 months, eyeballs the colorful
contents of a candy dispenser Monday at the Navajo Nation Tribal Council
chambers in Window Rock, Ariz. Brown was at the council session for his
parents who were being recognized for their service in the US Army while
stationed in Iraq. (Photo by Jeff Jones/Independent)

McKinley County Geographic Information Systems Center employee Nathan
G. Peters marks coordinates on a palm-top computer that is linked to a
GPS unit at the C&R Insurance agency at 1557 State Road 264 after
giving the busness its rural address recently. The GIS does all the maping
for McKinley County and rural addressing as well. C&R Insurance requested
the address after police were unable to locate the business when it was
broken into. (Photo by John A. Bowersmith/Independent) Full
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Tuesday
April 19, 2005
Selected Stories:
Rural address system helps
to define McKinley County
Sell outs?; Protestors say council puts
mining interests before its citizens
Science students to be guests at today's
school board meeting; Four from GHS will attend Phoenix fair
Father searching for missing daughter
Deaths
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