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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1999

Page

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Gas station robbers lead police on chase in Taos

Two men robbed the Conoco station in Taos before 7 a.m. then fled in a white Buick. A police pursuit ended with three Albuquerque men, Joshua Faith 21, Daniel Espinoza 45, and Daniel Saiz 20, captured at a trailer court. Weapons, stolen vehicle, and cash were recovered. suspects faced multiple charges and remained jailed. Espinoza admitted to two other armed robberies in Albuquerque.

Paseo del Pueblo Norte Taos la Lomita New Mexico Town of Albuquerque Joshua James Faith Daniel Espinoza Daniel Robert Saiz Conoco Faith Espinoza Earli Rivera Faith and Ual Taos County Erminio Martinez Saiz

Last Chance Comment on RBTI Air Force Bomber Flights

Taos and Colfax counties face final public meetings on the Realistic Bomber Training Initiative as the Air Force plans 2660 yearly flights over Northern New Mexico. Dated meetings set for April to gather resident input before a final decision, with Western Environmental Law Center opposing the plan.

RBTI United States Air Force New Mexico Taos Colfax Tos Oe Grove Burnett Western Environmental Law Center Air Force Burnett Lynn Sferrazza Law Center Sferrazza

Taos County cuts six from road department impact on budget

Taos County cuts six road department workers including four operators and the lead mechanic on March 31 due to a tight budget. County manager Juan O. Duran cited lack of funds for the last quarter, despite a $16 million county budget and a healthy general fund able to transfer money, with state officials reviewing finances and considering further transfers to avoid bigger layoffs.

Taos’ County Gilbert Quintana Taos County Juan O. Duran Duran Robert Pineda Road Department Gloria Gonzales State Department of Finance and Administration General Fund

Second YouthBuild crews start to work on home project

Angela Fernandez and Charlie Martinez join the Second YouthBuild program to build a home on land they own along Blueberry Hill while earning construction skills and finishing high school equivalency. The program, funded by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, partners with Habitat for Humanity and private contractor Andy Romero of Affordable Adobe to train youth from nearby communities.

Angela Fernandez Charlie Martinez Blueberry Hill Fernandez Iele Pefiaseg Falley Area Department of Housing and Urban Development Habitat For , Homers

Information sought on dead baby in New Mexico

No new information has been released about the dead baby girl found off Chamisa Road on March 24. The infant’s body remains under examination by the New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator to determine if the baby was born alive. The investigation can take about three weeks, and Sheriff Charlie Martinez says leads are being followed as the public is asked to call the county sheriff’s department with any information.

Chamisa Road New Mexico Charlie Martinez Martinez Bie Joseph Peralta

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