Easter church services and events announced across area
Area churches plan multiple Easter services at 8 a.m. and 10 30 a m with an Easter egg hunt at 1 p m Sunday in Kit Carson State Park sponsored by El Valle de los Ranchos and LULACa. Good Friday services noted at First Brethren and United Methodists. Maundy Thursday service planned at Ranchos church. Easter vigils and masses listed at Holy Trinity and other congregations with cantatas and special music.
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First Brethren Church
First United Presbyterian
Ranchos Presbyterian
Ranchos Church
Kit Carson State Park
el Valle de Los Ranchos
Lulaca
Easter Sunrise Service Set At Taos On Sunday
Teosence will gather at 7 a.m. Sunday April 8 for an Easter sunrise service on Taos. The service is by the Taos Ministerial Association with Rev Andrew Bush leading. The Holy Week schedule for San Francisco Asia Church in Ranchos de Taos begins today April 16 with Mass at 4 46 a.m. Children Mass at 4 30 p.m. and Mass of the Lord's Supper at 7 p.m. followed by a procession and all night vigil. A Holy Eucharist at St James Episcopal Church is at 7 p.m. today in preparation for Good Friday noon liturgy.
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Lee Boughton
Teosence
Taos
Tace Ministerial Association
Andrew Bush
San Francisco 'E Asia Church
Ranchos de Taos
Tapa Chape
St. James Episcopal Church
Taos shown as potential site for Tripp California plant
Larry Friday reports proposals from local realtors and businessmen for Taos plant sites while Tripp outlines training plans and personnel needs. He notes Taos transport limits favor manufacturing over research and development and cites a diverse California workforce with bilingual potential.
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Tripp
Questa residents clash over open meetings and pollution probe
Concerned Citizens member Batty Romero accuses town leaders of bypassing the open meetings act while pushing a Santa Be project to study Questa area pollution. Mayor Ortega defends public records access and urges use of the clerk, and residents urge state regulators involvement as pollution fears persist.
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Romero
Mimbres and Associates of
Santa Be
Questa
Ortega
Cantine Bank Organizing Figure Tied to Minority Program
A late 0s minority bank Cantine emerged as a recipient of sub antia corporate deposits under the minority bank Program. Attorney Romero aided its formation while Elfeberry appears as an early shareholder amid a fragmented newspaper page.
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Romero
Torney
Organi
Elfeberry
Failire
Pew Page Ags
Cocaine Hearing Set in Albuquerque Drug Case
In Federal District Court in Albuquerque a hearing on suppressing evidence will open May 4 for six men tied to a $2 million cocaine haul from a Feb 10 raid at a Lower Ranchitos house dubbed a drug factory. The group includes Gene Rhodes, 24, a UNM chemistry student, jailed on conspiracy charges and free on 10,000 dollars bail. Also charged are James Karon, 26, later arrested in Albuquerque, and four men from Albuquerque: Michael Gaylord Steele, 27, Taos. Richard Horton, 25. William Harley, 26. Evan Roth, 23. They face multiple counts. bonds range from 15,000 dollars to personal recognizance. The 7.5 pounds of cocaine and other items were seized, and authorities describe a South American smuggling route ending in Albuquerque. The case may go to trial before Judge Howard Bratton in June.
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Federal District Court
Albuquerque
Lower Ranchitos
Gene Rhodes
University of New Mexico
James Karon
Denver
Karon
New Mexico
Michael Gaylord Steele
Taos
Richard Horton
William Harley
Evan Roth
Steele
Bomb Found Near Talpa Threatens Wide Area
A homemade explosive device discovered near Talpa last week was described by state police as capable of leveling a building the size of a former Safeway. Investigators said two sticks of DuPont Tovex 220 were taped together with a blasting cap, and the bomb could have caused extensive damage if detonated near structures.
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Safeway
Talpa
Johnny Cordova
New Mexico State Police
Cordova
Norbert Martinez
Randy Wright
Taos Visit for Sen Schmitt Keeps In Touch
Senator Jack Schmitt of New Mexico will meet Taos residents this Saturday April 18 at the Sagebrush in a no host reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Campaign coordinator Juan Aragon says the event allows constituents to share concerns.
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Harrison
Jack
Schmitt
R-N.m
Taos
Taosenos
Sagebrush
Vaquero
Juan Aragon
Mora
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