1.   Four of them are Navajo children, leading doctors to believe that Navajos carry a recessive gene that causes the disease, which causes permanent diarrhea.

2.   He expected the Navajo child to squeal with delight.

3.   It shows him and his brother, Patrick, both blond-haired and pale, standing beside two Navajo children.

4.   Most were from Navajo children wanting the zoo to remain open.

5.   No one is certain why so many Navajo children have been afflicted, although some doctors believe it is the legacy of Col. Kit Carson and the U.S. Army.

6.   One reader, a teacher of Navajo children in New Mexico, went a step further.

7.   Their education did, however, expose Navajo children to a view of the world beyond the reservation.

8.   At minimum, it means Navajo children can do their homework at night and maybe one day access a computer, Frazier said.

9.   At Mesa Elementary School in far northwest New Mexico, Navajo children line up to use the few computers connected to the Internet.