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Raytheon factory changes name to reflect Navajo character
11/20/2009 10:55 PM MST
UPPER FRUITLAND — More than two decades after Raytheon began doing business in a corner of the Navajo Nation, the $32 billion company changed the local facility's name to reflect its cultural surroundings. Full Story

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Updated: November 20, 2009 10:59:37 PM MST
	La Plata outpaces San Juan County in getting students vaccinated for H1N1 FARMINGTON — All students under the age of 18 in La Plata County, Colo., have had an opportunity to receive the H1N1 vaccine through in-school and weekend public clinics. Full Story Aztec city manager numbers uncertain AZTEC — Thirteen appears to be the lucky number for Aztec officials. Full Story A classroom full of hot air Raytheon factory changes name to reflect Navajo character Governor approves cuts to two Navajo projects Farmington defends councilman's e-mails about Ranch development

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On this week's edition of Newsmakers, Rep. Tom Taylor, minority leader of the New Mexico House of Representatives, discusses the state of the budget, how cuts to public education programs could be the solution, and what the changing state budget might mean to residents of San Juan County. Full Story

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