Taos Tigers Face St. Michael's in Saturday Doubleheader
Taos High School seeks first win after six losses as it meets St. Michael's of Santa Fe in a Saturday doubleheader starting at 10 a.m. The Tigers, led by Coach John Gonzales, look to rebound from recent losses to Belen and Raton amid errors and mental lapses. Benito Herrera will start the first game with two pitchers sharing duties in the second contest.
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Taos Relays Sting Taos Trackfield at Meadow City Relays
Taos High School hosted the Taos Relays with ten teams, Taos finishing sixth and earning three second places. Le Roy Trujillo and Leo Trujillo took seconds in high jump and 440 yards, while the mile relay team placed second. Sam Vargas and Bernard Lujan also earned silvers and fifths in hurdles and javelin respectively. Taos eyes a strong state turnout after last year’s ten qualifiers.
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Johnny Archuleta
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Luciano Garcia
Charlie Martinez
Dennis Archuleta
Bernard Lujan
Carson wins St. John’s Southwest Scholars Award
Robert J. Carson of Taos High School receives a $6,000 four year scholarship to St. John’s College in Santa Fe as one of 11 New Mexico recipients. The Southwest Scholars Program funds 30 scholarships this year across five states, with 15 men and 15 women averaging in the top 4 percent.
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Divorce action in Taos County New Mexico court
Notice of pending district court divorce and custody case in the Eighth Judicial District of New Mexico Taos County. Plaintiff Sandra M Bradley seeks divorce, support, custody of minor children, and division of community debts. Defendant John C Bradley must answer by May 1, 1909 or default will be entered. Published April 10, 17, 24, 1969 and May 1, 1969.
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Legal notice to merchants in Taos County Lewitt
Merchants in Taos County New Mexico are warned they are not liable for charges or bills made in the name of Ina Siler Took without her knowledge or consent. The notice takes effect with the third publication beginning April 24, 1869, as Public Notice No. 887 with multiple dates. Also an advertisement for bids by Taos County Commissioners for financing a motor grader of $17,000.09 for five years, bids to open April 11, 1969 at 2 PM in the Taos County Clerk's Office, with county clerk Aurora Toya issuing the notice.
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Arrow Gas Truck Overturns on State Road 75 No Injuries Reported
A single vehicle accident on State Road 75 left an Arrow Gas truck overturned but without injuries. The mishap occurred when a rear axle hanger struck and broke, causing the driver Manuel Gomez to lose control while heading south, about 16 miles from the SR 3 and US 64 junction with $1000 in damages.
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Fort Worth Couple Mourning Father of the Bride
Mr and Mrs James Kuyken dall of Fort Worth Texas travel there after the death of her father Dan McKinney on Sunday night.
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Dan McKinney
Hippies Support Civic Project Meeting and Bids
Town workers prepared a civic project with assistance from residents. A special meeting with the police commission and department is set for next Thursday at 7 30 p m. A sewer backup complaint from Robert Gallegos was taken under advisement. Applications for town business manager were filed by John Himes of Taos and Col Charles E Fay Jr of Valdez. Bids for town insurance coverage will be opened Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Cemetery Association Meeting Notice at Taos Church
The Sierra Vista Cemetery Association holds its annual meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the lounge of the First Presbyterian Church Taos All plot owners are association members and urged to attend.
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Taos School Board approves staff for 1989-70 year
The Taos municipal School Board approved the staff for the 1989-70 school year following Supt. Joe L. Otero’s recommendations. Celestino Romero joins to assist Pete Garcia in admin duties. George Ortiz’s Migrant Education Program will gain a secretary and bookkeeper if a revised plan is approved. Financing estimated at 250000 dollars. Principals named and a council resolution condemning hippie influx discussed after adjournment.
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Roy Martinez
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Eloy Valerio
Arroyo Seco
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Rabies Clinic Set Across Three County Areas
An annual rabies clinic will be held at the Taos Animal Shelter on Saturday April 19 from 9:12 am to 1-5 pm, a cooperative project of the shelter, the Veterinarian Society and Dr. Robert L. Winters. A Questa area clinic is planned April 26 from 1-4 pm at the Questa Firehouse, and on May 3 in Dixon at a yet to be announced place. Dr. Winters donates his time, with vaccines priced at $2, half the usual fee, and dogs should be brought on leashes to the most convenient clinic. All dogs must be inoculated as required by law.
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Diplomat Allen to Speak at Taos United Nations Assembly
Former Mid East consul general and Saudi relations expert will visit Taos under United Nations Club auspices. He will address Taos students and community, discuss career Foreign Service paths, and preview policy speeches for Canada at the Mack United Nations Assembly in Santa Fe.
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Graduate education courses offered at Santa Fe by UNM CSF
UNM Dean Dr. George P Springer met with College of Santa Fe President Luke to prepare for June registration for eight graduate courses at CSF from June 9 to August 1. Applications open May 1 at the Graduate Center. Capacity 150 full time and part time options exist with non degree status allowed. Courses include Education English and History Philosophy of Education with fees of 30 per semester hour for residents and 51.25 for non residents. Further information from Santa Fe Graduate Center 982 6205.
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