Taos Middle students create banner for Columbine High
Taos Middle School students from Jennifer Davidson-Green's class gathered after school on April 26 to craft a condolence banner for Columbine High near Denver. Dewayne Reynolds and Isaac Romero hold lefts on the banner while Bobby Lucero lifts an "I" for Jonah Roybal's approval. Columbine High School lost 12 students and a teacher in a shooting spree last week. Taos High interim principal Sue Martin comments on the tragedy on Page A4.
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Dewayne Reynolds
Isaac Romero
Taos Middle School
Columbine High School
Denver
Bobby Lucero
Jonah Roybal
Taos’ Middle School
Jennifer Davidson-Green
Columbine High
Taos High
Sue Martin
Accused rapist faces life if convicted in Taos Pueblo crimes
Charles Purly Romero, 43, indicted by a Las Cruces grand jury on two counts of aggravated abuse by force for crimes including a summer rape at a powwow and burglaries on and off the Pueblo. He escaped a Los Lunas minimum security facility in 1998, was recaptured July 18, and faces multiple state and federal charges.
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Charles Purly Romero
Pueblo
Las Cruces
Romero
Anita Perry
Sperson
U.S. Ey
Albuquer
Santa Fe
Los Lunas
Taos Pueblo
Department of Corrections
Trujillo Brothers Left Behind in Taos County Jail
Taos County Sheriff reports deputies were ordered to leave Taos brothers Alex and Joe Trujillo at Taos County Jail during a planned transfer last Thursday. Alex, 21, is held without bond for beating a girlfriend with a broken broom handle. Joe, 33, is held on a $50,000 cash bond for alleged rape.
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Taos County
Sons of
Pablito “Red” Trujillo
San Miguel County
Charlie Martinez
Trujillos
Taos
Manuel Ortiz
Trujillo
Alex Trujillo
Joe Trujillo
Ranchos de Taos
Angel Fire clerk sues mayor alleging civil rights violations
Angel Fire village clerk Royetta LeDoux I ttests in a federal suit that Mayor Barbara Cottam harassed threatened and intimidated her and that non Hispanic staff were told LeDoux was not like us LeDoux claims racial bias in actions dating back years The case filed April 23 in federal court is handled by New Mexico Self-Insurer Fund on behalf of the village Anaya Santa Fe represents the village LeDoux started as clerk in 1992 and tensions with Cottam are described as longstanding
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Angel Fire
Royetta LeDoux
Barbara Cottam
LeDoux
Cottam
J. Edward Hollington
Albuquerque
Federal District Court of New Mexico
New Mexico
New Mexico Municipal League
Antonio Anaya
Santa Fe
Anaya
David King
King
Policeman Faces Rare Kidney Bone Cancer Battle
Coleman, a 65 year old veteran with 16 years on the California Highway Patrol and later state police, suffers kidney failure as calcium leeches from bones. After years of fatigue and tests, an internist and oncologist diagnose the illness. He undergoes chemotherapy and a bone marrow treatment plan with potential long term remission, while stressing the importance of annual physicals for those over 50. He reflects on his life from Clarion Iowa to California and a Navy background.
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Coleman
California
Taos
Bruce Greenfield
St. Vincent Hospital
Arkansas
Clarion
Iowa
California Highway Patrol
el Centro
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Charles Romero
Cid
Eighth Judicial District
John Paternoster
Peoples Bank
Sunwest Bank
James Romero
Commissioner's Boys
Timothy Westhouse
David Coleman
Gee Life
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