Ramming and Mondragon Taken for Evaluation
Former governor aide John Ramming and co-defendant Pete Mondragon were jailed after jurors found them guilty on 27 of 83 counts of kickbacks fraud conspiracy and racketeering tied to 2.8 million in disaster relief funds. They face possible long prison terms after a court ordered day psychological evaluations ahead of sentencing.
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Dick Behnke
Santa FA
John Ramming
Pete Mondragon
CRW Development Corp
Ramming
Ning
Hospital asks employee loan to avert Holy Cross collapse
Hospital administrators seek a 48000 loan from the employees pension fund to cover a 180000 shortfall amid cash flow problems from slowed Medicare payments and a reorganized billing system. Sixty eight hours of cuts affected 43 workers with 10 laid off as New Mexico EMS warned of payment delays.
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Bille Blair
Holy Cross
Ernest Romero
American Hospital Supply
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
Pat Herd
Arizona
Herd
Ralph Scheuer
New Mexico
Santistevan Named Taos Mayor After Lovato Death
Lawrence Santistevan was unanimously chosen to succeed the late Phil Lovato as Taos mayor. He had been elected to the Town Council and previously served terms in 1972 and 1980. He will appoint a new council seat after retiring from the Postal Service at month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Santistevan
Phil Lovato
Taos
Santistevan
Eloy Jeantete
Lovato
Jeantete
Josephine Gonzales
Tomasita
U.S. Postal Service
Weather forecast notes April 3 to 7 period
The document reports low temperatures of 27 degrees on Thursday and Saturday April 3 and 5, with highs of 6 degrees on Sunday and Monday April 6 and 7, followed by mild days and breezy afternoons with weekend highs around 60 warmth and nightly lows in the 20s.
Two held in theft of Millicent Rogers Museum blankets
Taos Pueblo couple Charles P. Romero and Margaret T. Romero, ages 30 and 27, were arrested for possession of stolen property after five antique Indian blankets worth about $35,000 were stolen from the Millicent Rogers Museum. Police expect more arrests as clues unfold and security praised for rapid response.
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Taos Pueblo
Millicent Rogers Museum
Charles P. Romero
Margaret T. Romero
Nick Jaramillo
Santa Fe
Jaramillo
Magistrates race filings show four Democrats and two Republicans
In Division I four Democrats Walter Herrera Ambrose Mascarenas Carmen Ruth Beimer Rose Maestas Romero and David John Kyez compete with Republican Marie Martinez for two magistrate posts. Division II presents Democrat Betty Gonzales and Republican J C Cantu. Albert L Vigil, a Democrat running for assessor, was omitted in last week’s filing list.
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Walter Herrera
Ambrose J. Mascarenas
Carmen Ruth Beimer
Rose Maestas Romero
Joe Montoya
David John Kyez
Marie &. Martinez
Taos
Betty J. Gonzales
J.C. Cantu
Albert L. Vigil
Centenarian Josefa Gurule to celebrate 100th birthday
Josefa Vigil de Gurule, born April 15 1886 in Picuris Pueblo, will mark her 100th birthday next week. She lived much of her life in the Penasco area, raised four children, cared for another child, and now resides in Pilar with her daughter Isabel Archuleta. She communicates in rhymed Spanish couplets and preserves family ties across California, Wyoming, Utah, and Virginia.
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Meg Scherch
Josefa Vigil de Gurule
Apri
Picuris Pueblo
Josefa
Penasco
Mexico
New Mexico
Isabel
Eliseo Archuleta
Pilar
Rio Lucero
Mary Milliano
Monte Vista
Colo
Matilda Martinez
Bernabe Gurule
Manuelita
Isabel Archuleta
Eliseo
Querino Gurule
Adolfo Gurule
Elisida
Olivia
California
Wyoming
Utah
Virgina
Lee Fresque
Embudo Valley Clinic
Atole
Benjamine Gurule
Albuquerque
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