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Navajo presidential hopefuls make final arguments at campaign forum

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By Arlyssa D. Becenti Verified
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CROWNPOINT, N.M. — With the July 21 primary election nearing, the 16 candidates running for Navajo Nation president continue campaigning across the Navajo Nation, taking part in forums that give voters a chance to learn about their platforms, priorities and leadership before Election Day. On July 8, all but one of the candidates gathered at Navajo Technical University in Crownpoint for the latest forum, one of three scheduled forums for that week alone.
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Navajo presidential hopefuls make final arguments at campaign forum

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By Arlyssa D. Becenti Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
CROWNPOINT, N.M. — With the July 21 primary election nearing, the 16 candidates running for Navajo Nation president continue campaigning across the Navajo Nation, taking part in forums that give voters a chance to learn about their platforms, priorities and leadership before Election Day.
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ADEQ raises arsenic limits at Arizona mine well

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| Today’s News-Herald Verified
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has agreed to revise groundwater arsenic limits for a monitoring well at the Pinyon Plain uranium mine south of the Grand Canyon, concluding that higher arsenic levels in the well were naturally occurring.
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