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Friday, September 12, 2003

Police in the Four Corners aren't taking sides in the dispute over the 80th Northern Navajo Nation Shiprock Fair.

Two rival boards are battling for control of the fair, which will be held October 2-5. Navajo Nation police have attended meetings of both entities, and submitted budgets to both just in case.

Get the Story:
Police neutral in Shiprock Fair dispute (The Farmington Daily Times 9/12)

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