Fernandez insists indictments are crap and resignation considered
Taos County indicted county commission chairman David Fernandez faces three felonies embezzlement over 250 dollars bribery of an officer and fraudulent use of a credit card with a potential 4.5 year sentence and 15000 dollar fine He calls the charges crap and says he is confident of proving his innocence at trial He says resignation was one of many options but would not be for press or political enemies and accuses the investigation of political motivation The case follows a December arrest for DWI and an $456 per diem advance that Fernandez cashed but did not use for a Washington trip later repaid after a reporter inquiry
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David Fernandez
Fernandez
Taos County
State Attorney General
David Romo
Taos
Washington
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Easter egg hunt yields bunnies and baskets in Taos Pueblo
Adria Lefthand, 6, of Taos Pueblo finds eggs as hundreds of pieces of chocolate and other candy, 75 loaded and decorated Easter baskets, and three live bunnies are collected. Coordinator David Mares notes LULAC volunteers spent all day Saturday April 18 cooking and coloring the eggs.
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Adria
Taos Pueblo
David Mares
LULAC
Ex-resident charged with racketeering in Taos
Ohio man Steven E. Moore is charged in a 23 count Taos County indictment with racketeering and related offenses for allegedly bilking 18 investors out of nearly 300000 through M.G.R. Inc. from 1990 to 1991. If convicted on all counts he could face up to 96 years in prison.
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Taos
Ohio
Steven E. Moore
John Paternoster
Taos County
Moore
Paternoster
M.G.R. Inc
DA wins argument against area judge over case control
District Attorney Sammy Pacheco said the judge overstepped by revoking another prosecutor’s appointment in a felony domestic violence case. He cited the New Mexico Supreme Court ruling upholding his authority to transfer the Duran case, while Judge Peggy Nelson called the matter nonpolitical and urged fair trial terms.
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Peggy Nelson
Pacheco
New Mexico Supreme Court
Aiter James Duran Jr
Nelson
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13Th Judicial District
Thomas Garde
Grants
Garde
Quorum to Take Over Taos HealthSys Later This Year
A Taos Health System task force favored Quorum for a five-year hospital management contract, with a transition from May 1 to May 31 and Quorum assuming operations June 1. Brim faced criticism over communication policies and executive style during Holy Cross Hospital management, while Holy Cross leaders urged a community-focused approach and input from staff.
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Holy Vioas Hospital
Holy Cross
Quorum
Holy Cross Hospital
Brim
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