Tigers Fall Twice In Weekend Diamond Losses
Taos Tigers lose 9-6 to St. Mike's and 4-2 to Pojoaque in a dust haunted doubleheader. Ed Abreu and Clifford Cisneros sparked early offense, but Taos stranded 13 with nine runs left on the bases. Pojoaque rode Harvey Martinez three hits to a 14-2 fifth inning clincher.
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Taos Tigers
St. Mike's
Pojoaque
Taos
Horsemen
Tigers
Ed Abreu
Clifford Cisneros
Junior Frank
Cisneros
Steve Trujillo
Danny Ortiz
Steve Medina
Greg Price
Tiger
Gigi Garcia
Nurler Greg Price
St. Mike’s
Trujillo
Garcia
Larry Martinez
Robert Ortiz
Elks
Tavs
Pete Pino
Dan Ortiz
Frank Struck
Taas
Harvey Martinez
Elk
Mike Ortiz
Wildcats
Jimmy Archuleta
Chavez
Horace Segura
Joe Corteza
Felix Archuleta
Braves
Proposal for work center faces funding uncertainty
The school system with the Association for Mentally Retarded Children submitted a $24,000 application to the Department of Vocational Education last year. Dizon said $15,000 may be available starting July 3, enough to hire an instructor and an assistant, leaving little for materials. The Blessing of the Animals is set for Saturday April 2 at St Francis of Assisi, Ranchos, sponsored by Taos Animal Shelter and Ark Veterinarian Service.
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Association For Mentally Retarded Children
Department of Vocational Education
Dizon
Ortiz
St. Francis of Assisi
Ranchos
Manuel Alvarez
The
Taos Animal Shelter
Bruce Detter
Ark Veterinarian Service
Honor roll for Taos students at Highlands University
Two Taos area students at New Mexico Highlands University made the Dean's Honor Roll for the winter term. Elsie Lorraine Herrera and Telesfor Ruben Gonzales, both sophomores majoring in business administration, were cited by academic dean Dr. Merritt McGahan for maintaining a 3.50 GPA or higher.
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Taos Area
New Mexico Highlands University
Rall
Merritt McGahan
Elsie Lorraine Herrera
Gilbert Herrera
Chamisal
Telesfor Ruben Gonzales
Nick Gonzales
el Prado
Airport commission ethics and tie breaking concerns raised
Public letters from Rich Barnew and Mrs Ruth Lucero Taos question commission standards for selecting directors at Taos Municipal Airport. They argue two members supported management while two opposed, leaving a chairman with a brother in law as tie breaker. They urge scrutiny of relatives on the commission and call for local hiring and better police protection amid rising burglaries.
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Taos Municipal
Fred
Helen of
Taos
Commission
Blake
Friday
Airport Commission
Rich Barnew
Martin Vargas
Cantu
Rivera
Ruth Lucero Taos
New Mexico Veterans Education Benefits Set to Expire
VA warns nearly 17 000 New Mexico veterans who served at least 180 days and were discharged between January 3 1955 and June 1966 will lose eligibility for GI educational benefits. Albuquerque VA official J C Robison notes the grants expire May 31 1974. Veterans have eight years from discharge to use benefits, but for those eligible from June 1 1966 the eight year period starts then.
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New Mexico
J.C. Robison
Veterans Administration
Albuquerque
Wildcats Overcome Early Defeat In Weekend Baseball Sweep
Questa football? No. Wildcats rebound from a 10-9 opener loss to Mesa Vista to beat Pecos 16-4 and IAIA 7-2 in weekend 2-AAA play. Coach Arthur Martines noted the rough start, then Joe Cortez and Felix Archuleta fueled a rally driven offense with multiple homers and key hits, leaving Questa at 2-1 in district standings and preparing for Pojoaque.
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Mesa Vista
Questa Baseball
Pecos
Institute of American Indian Arts
Wildcat
Arthur Martines
Questa
Joe Cortez
Cortex
Trojan
Wildcats
Felix Archuleta
Panthers fall to St. Katherine's 13-3 in district game
Penasco Panthers suffer second district loss as St. Katherine's, a 2-AAA powerhouse, storms to a 13-3 victory in five innings. Nelson Mascarenas and Carlos Abeyta drive in runs, with Joe Eddie Leyba charged by a tough start. The 0-2 Panthers travel to Mesa Vista next to face the Trojans.
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Penasco
St. Katherine’s
Panthers
Nelson Mascarenas
St. Kate
Joe Eddie Leyba
Carlos Abeyta
St. Kate's
Panther
St. Kate’s
Ojo Caliente
Mesa Vista Trojans
Pojoaque
Abe Aguilar
Gerald Romero
Ed Aguilar
Taos Tigers Finish Last at West Las Vegas Meet
Taos Tigers failed to place a single scorer in 18 events at the West Las Vegas Invitational, finishing last among 12 teams as West Las Vegas dominated with 83 points. Tucumcari took second with 75, Robertson third with 60, and others followed. coach Tony Cardenas praised the experience amid a disappointing spring after a strong previous year.
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West Las Vegas
Tigers
Tucumcari
Robertson
Raton
St. Michael's
Espanola
Springer
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Tags Plaza Theatre
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Lily Magazine
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Paramount Picture
the Godfather
Ape
Santa Fe
Mike Cisneros
Cortz
Pete Campos
Ed Segura
Campos
Cortez
Martinez
Ruben Chavez
Richard Leon
Dennis Anderson
IATA
Penasen
LA Romita School OF Art
Terni
Rome
Umbrian
Florence
Sochor Travel
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Eddie Rimbert
Martin
Pareen
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Charlton Heston
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