We have pointed out in past columns that 1969 marked the start of a youth movement on the Navajo Reservation to address social issues in border towns like Gallup. But this weekend marked a huge increase in intensity and it was obvious to everyone who bought the Navajo Times this week which side the paper was on.
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It started out as a robbery, Tristan Cadman later said to FBI agents, but it ended up with one man dead and two men facing multiple federal charges that could keep them in prison for decades to come.
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For the past several years, Navajo gaming officials have been talking about building a travel center at Twin Arrows Navajo Resort and Casino. That dream will happen.
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A Bureau of Indian Affairs K-9 police unit arrested an individual and seized 85 pounds of narcotics worth more than $4 million near the exterior boundaries of the Laguna Reservation on Aug. 17, according to the U.S. Department of Interior.
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The Fairchild era began this week a half-century ago and the Navajo Times apparently considered it so important that the story took up almost the entire front page and was still continued inside.
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