Democrats elect Skitt Trujillo amid party upheaval
Taos County Democrats chose Skitt Trujillo as chairman by a 19 to 15 vote amid heated confrontations and threats. The meeting closed early as factions clashed over precinct elections and candidacies, with plans to reconvene April 16 to finish officer and delegate selections for the state convention.
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Romero-Oak Frank
Skitt' Trujillo
Taos County Democrats
Trujillo
County Commission
Ramon Trujillo
Glenn Farmer
Palmer
Charlie Martines
Gilbert Aguilar
Martinez
Richard Carden
Cardenas
Central Committee
Ranchitos
Orlando Marquez
Marquez
Maret
Precinct 7
Haldin Montoya
Montoya
Bernabe Vilarragas
Easter sunrise and Holy Week services across Taos area
Easter events spread across Taos including sunrise services on Taos Plaza and St. James Episcopal Church Holy Eucharists. Catholic Masses at Pueblo church Our Lady of Guadalupe Ranchos and Taos churches, plus Maundy Thursday Good Friday and Holy Saturday rites. Local churches urge calling for times not listed.
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Taos
Our Lady of Guadalupe
San Francisco de Asis
Ranchos de Taosa
Talpa Chapel
Ranchos Church
Abisi
Taos Plaza
Taom
Taos Ministerial Association
Blair
el Pueblito
Acequias repair program meeting by Army Corps of Engineers
The Army Corps of Engineers will meet acequia users on April 16 at 7 p.m. at Ranchos de Taos Elementary School to discuss a comprehensive program to repair New Mexico acequia systems. Corps representatives will cover systems needing repairs and plans to implement those repairs.
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Army Corps of Engineers
New Mexico
Ranchos de Taos
Democrats to Meet for County Central Committee Session
The Democratic Central Committee will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in the county commission chambers. Newly elected chairman Prank Skitt Trujillo says the session continues last week’s recessed meeting and invites anyone interested in serving as a delegate to the state convention.
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Democratic Central Committee
County Commission
Skitt
Amistad Plans Reception for Taos Caravan
Amistad hosts a Wednesday meeting at the Coronado Center in Taos to support the Dieteimdan caravan of Guatemalan weavers and writers traveling from Vancouver to Laredo. They will present a program at the Harwood and offer a drawing for a huipil tunic donated by TAWA and a Guatemalan-style rug donated by Ginger Quinn. Call 776-2356 for details.
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Dieteimdan
Taos Amistad
Coronado Center
Pan
Harwood
Taos Armistad
Guatemala
TAWA
Ginger Quinn
Ski Valley sets annual attendance record in 1986 87
Public relations head Susan Vernon reports Ski Valley saw a 5 to 6 percent rise in facility use over the prior peak season. The 1986 87 year recorded 267,779 paid tickets as the year’s high.
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Tuos SK
Taos News Offices Set to Close at Noon on Good Friday
Taos News will close at noon Friday April 17 for Good Friday with arts deadline moved to noon. County offices close all day, town offices half day, and banks are closed noon to 4 pm then reopen 4 to 6 pm.
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Taos
Trom & A.m
State government hosts Taos tour by Gov Garvey Carruthers
Governor Garvey Carruthers and cabinet members launch the state administration on tour with a morning no host breakfast at Sagebrush Inn followed by a 6 45 press conference and an afternoon meeting with residents at the County Court House in Taos. Carruthers was set to meet residents in Chicayo on Wednesday before Taos visit.
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Tey of
Taos
Garvey Carruthers
Carruthers
Iis En
Sagebrush Inn
County Court House
Chicayo
Settlement in Hopper malpractice suit reached before trial
Albuquerque attorney William Ferguson said Rhoda Hopper settled the lawsuit filed against three Tiios physicians a nurse and Holy Cross Hospital for an undisclosed sum. The case, set to go to trial in early April, claimed improper anesthesia during a December 1954 cesarean at Holy Cross left Hopper with brain oxygen deprivation and permanent mobility issues. The hospital and nurse were dismissed from the suit, and one physician was dismissed voluntarily. The amount is confidential though state law caps damages at 500000.
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Tiios
Albuquerque
William Ferguson
Rhoda Hopper
Berpesen
Klopper
Holy Cross Hospital
Kerpesen
Fergesen
New Mexico
Neal Kdivar
John Nobel
Larry Scheiber
Fae Meier
Poereesen
Schhreiber
Perpesen
Ubal Aed
Wereies
Merpesen
Baer
Borpesent
Dal Alle
Shop Taos Weekend Boosts Ambulance Fundraising
Volunteers call on Taos businesses to join Shop Taos Weekend at end of May. Participating shops will donate a portion of profits to the Taos Community Association and local professionals groups as an ambulance fundraiser. For details contact organizers and participating merchants.
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Taos
Paos
Taus
Twining seeks permit change to expand wastewater plant near Taos Ski Valley
Twining Water and Sanitation District proposes adding 1.75 acres near Taos Ski Valley and a million gallon holding tank, sludge dewatering tank, and extra equalization tank plus a pumping station and garage. The plan aims to store peak week flows and support treatment during outages while maintaining current discharge limits. comments requested by April 28.
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Robin Martin
Twining Water and Sanitation District
Taos Ski Valley
Alop Taos
Ski Valley
Lower Gee Iines
Weather Translation Confused Local Report
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a weather report with garbled phrases and names. Some readable items mention weather elements but details are unclear. The piece seems to reference places and people in a jumbled manner, requiring a clearer source to produce a precise summary.
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Skitt" Trujillo
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