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Former Arizona Congressman recommended as possible ONHIR commissioner - Navajo Times
Former Arizona Congressman recommended as possible ONHIR commissioner - Navajo Times
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Former U.S. Congressman Tom O’Halleran, who represented Arizona’s District 1, discussed the ongoing challenges faced by relocated individuals on the Navajo Nation during an election rally on Nov. ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook