Record of Taos primary ballot filings shows crowded fields
In the Taos area a total of 48 candidates filed on April 6 for 13 local and state offices for the June primary. Democrats include many contested races across state senate district 42 and district 41, Taos County’s three commission districts, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, probate judge, and magistrate. Republicans field single candidates for most posts, with notable races for state senate against C B Trujillo and several Taos County offices.
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C. B. Trujillo
Taos
Mora
San Miguel
Rio Arriba
Taos County
Nestora EO
Celso J. Ortiz
Ranchos de Taos
Bobby F. Duran
Celestino Romero
Taos Middle School
Reynaldo Medina
Chama
Rio Arriba County
J. Lucas Martinez Jr
Ojos
Eighth Judicial District
John E. Hobbes
Joseph E. Caldwell
David A. MacLaughlin
Taos County Commission
Faustin Gonzales
Gustavo Fernandez
Cipriano Medina
Maurilio Duran
Pedro J. Lucero
Robert Adelmo Romero
Fried
Anglada
Cleofes Vigil
Arthur A. Martinez
Carmen Medina
A.L. Archuleta
Carlos Martinez
Orlando Cortez
Juan
Valerio
Alex Medina
Pablito Trujillo
Henry Pacheco
Robert E Pantera
Flavio A. Olonia
Felipe J. Cordova
Jose C. Lujan
Marie Lorraine Gallegos
Beverly Jean Armijo
Richard Lavadie
Apolinario
Vigil
Beatrice Silva
Juanita Jaramillo
Elmer J. Martinez
Nelson C Gonzales
Manuel J. Ortiz Jr
John L. Gonzales
Emma C. Vigil
J.C. Cantu
Celso J Ortiz
Jeff
Duran
Taos County Waives $5 Parcel Tax Penalty
Taos County Commissioners unanimously removed the minimum $5 penalty per parcel for late property tax payments starting with 1976 taxes though the 1975 tax year is unaffected. Delinquent payments will incur 1 percent monthly penalties up to 5 percent total, with last half of 1975 taxes due April 30 and no retroactive refunds.
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Taos County
Manuel E. Valerio
Molycorp revenue slip marks 1975 dip at Questa mine
Molycorp Inc reports 1975 revenues of 59.296 million with net income 7.473 million, down from 75.416 million and 4 5 16 million in prior years as it continues strong financially. Chiefs Harder and Kuntz cite higher product prices, inventory liquidation, and the Questa partnership with Kennecott as optimism drivers while planning mining beyond 1979 and drilling to guide future operations.
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Molycorp, Inc
Taos County
Lewis B. Harder
William R. Kuntz
New York
Questa
Kennecott
Molycorp
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Motycorp
Polycorp
Tuos-Questa
Mountain Pass
Calif
THS Opens Campus Policy On Trial Basis
Taos High School will adopt an open campus rule starting Monday after a trial by principal Virgil Gutierrez. The board also imposed a $40 daily penalty on Pendleton Construction Co for delays on the high school vocational building, with site tours by board members and officials boosting the decision.
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Merilee
Pendleton Construction Co
Albuquerque
Arthur Martinez
Fred Gonzales
Nick Martinez
Eli Herrera
Robert H Berntsen
New Mexico General Construction Board
Cuz Vigil
Berntsen
Public meetings on New Mexico education goals in Taos area
The People's Forum on Education led by Gov Apodaca invites Taos County residents to a series of bilingual sessions in Spanish and English next week. Attendees will discuss long range educational planning across Taos Ski Valley Canon Brethren Church Taos Middle School and more, with each venue offering a different evening time.
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New Mexico
Taos County
People’s Forum On
Jerry Apodaca
Taos Ski Valley
Judge Wright defends plea bargaining stance at Rotary meeting
District Court Judge John B. Wright defended plea bargaining as a valid tool to manage caseloads and obtain convictions. He argued sentences are largely fixed by law, with limited reductions except in specific felonies, and urged citizens to support juror participation.
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John B. Wright
Rotary Club
Dunge Wright
Taos County
Colfax
Las Vegas
Rotary
Weather forecast garbled with scattered numbers and dates
A garbled weather note predicts thundershowers over the weekend with highs around the mid 60s to 70s and lows near 60. Mentions dates in March and April and hints at precipitation with unclear values and cautions.
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Subans
Nationa
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Duke Cozart
Tres Piedras
Norberto A. Martinez
Gilbert G. Gonzales
First Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
Kachina Lodge
Margaret Tenjilio
Taos Clear Air Cber's Club
Lulacs Council
LULAC
Penasco Board
Old Ranchos de Taos
League of Women Voters
Foodway
T.g.&y
Optimists Club
People's Forum ON Education
First State Bank
Centinel Bank
Taqs Chamber OF Commerce
Qld
St. James Episcopal Church
Questa Board OF Education
St Anthony Parish
Town Hall
Paul C. Merz
THS
Canon Brethren Church
Methodist Church
E Prado
Englishurts Penasep High
Holy Trinity Church
Arroya Seco
Tom Arroyo
Canon Brothres Church
St Francis
Wright
Ballcquin
Arts and Crafts
Public Forum
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