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Paul Laughlin exits the Gallup Municipal Building on Tuesday afternoon
after applying for a job with the city. The City of Gallup is working
on bringing all city facilities up to ADA standards to avoid being sued
by the U.S. Department of Justice. Local disability advocates disapprove
of the city's use of "handicapped" signs, which they find derogatory.
[Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent] Full Story

Rodeo Ready: Greg Vanderwagen gets lined up in the chutes at his
house on N.M. 602 Wednesday evening. Vanderwagen was helping his son John
practice chute dogging. John is currently six points behind first place
for steer wrestling in the New Mexico High School Rodeo standings. The
Gallup High rodeo team competes in Moriarty, N.M., this weekend. The New
Mexico state rodeo finals will be at Red Rock Park this year. [Photo by
John Bowersmith/IIndependent]

Zipping Along: Fourth graders from Ms. Banteah's class at the
Dowa Yalanne school in Zuni, from right, Lorribeth Tsethlikai, Jamie Eustace
and Kyla Cheama watch while Leah Tuscon flies by on a zip line at the
Zuni Ropes Course Wednesday afternoon. The students had to climb a 35-foot
pole and walk across a beam before riding down the zip line to the end
of the course. [Photo by John Bowersmith/Independent]
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Thursday
April 13, 2006
Selected Stories:
Gallup's compliance with disability
act limps along
Teacher accused of having porn on computer
Dispatch center to begin at 11:30 a.m.,
on April 27
Warrant served on man accused of molesting
daughter
Deaths
Area in Briefs
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