Technical School For Five Taosenos
Five Taos County residents will attend Albuquerque TVI this summer as part of a 1,900-student summer term. The Taos students Max Suazo Jr Iva L Martinez Virginia Vigil Floyd Gonzales and Richard Benavides are pursuing varied tech courses. TVI no longer charges tuition, and Taos residents may enroll in 16 fall majors with an $5 registration fee and no high school diploma required. applicants must be 18 or older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque, Technical - Vocational Institute
Taos County
Louis E. Saavedra
TVI
Max Suazo Jr
General Technologies
Max Suazo Sr
Taos
Taos High School
Iva L. Martinez
Questa High School
Richard Benavides
Jase
Benavidez
Penasco
Penasco High School
Saavedra
Albuquerque Technical - Vocational Institute
Albuquerque
Buena Vista S.E
Massive landslide blocks U S 64 in Rio Grande Canyon
State Police and highway crews cleared a 25 yard long five foot deep landslide on U S 64, one mile north of the Rio Arriba County line. No injuries were reported though a camping trailer was obliterated by a prior slide. Officers warned drivers to exercise extreme caution after heavy rainfall.
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U.S. 64
Rio Grande Canyon
Rio Arriba
Jerry Ortiz
Mike Montoya
Espanola
Taos and
Espannola
Ortiz
Vigil Eyes Tax Reforms for Education and Water Control
Vigil calls for financing changes via a revised severance tax and a local option tax linked to state aid, plus incentives and poverty funds to spur industrial growth in low income areas. He seeks a state water board, opposes single man control of the State Engineer, favors consulting ditch systems on adjudication, and studies legislation to protect Taos County aquifer during the San Juan Chama diversion. He and wife Loretta have five children. he is a farmer rancher and farm implement dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigil
San Juan-Chama
Taos County
Loretta
Defense Seeks Psychiatric Exam in New Mexico Hearing
The prosecution rested on four witnesses with cross examination by the defense. The defense continually sought a psychiatric evaluation for the defendant, citing precedent, but Judge Sanchez sustained objections. The court ordered a limited split exam with Albuquerque Veterans Hospital and a prosecution exam, and denied layman testimony on sanity. Arraignment in District Court will allow presentation of psychiatric findings and the defense plea.
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Sanchez
Albuquerque Veterans’ Hospital
Ramming
New Mexico
Garcia
Herrera
Airman Gonzales graduates tech school in Texas
Airman Phillip L. Gonzales son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert G Gonzales of Tres Piedras has graduated from a U S air Force technical school at Sheppard AFB Texas He completed training as a communications specialist and has been assigned to Shu Lin Kou Air Station Taiwan He is a graduate of Ojo Caliente High
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip L. Gonzales
Gilbert G. Gonzales
Tres Piedras
U.S. Air Force Technical School
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Shu Lin Kou
Taiwan
Ojo Caliente High School
Taos Ski Area Eyes Expansion If Road Improves Outlook
Taos Ski Valley and local investors urged a comprehensive EDA application detailing economic impact for a three-stage road plan. They argued better access would boost tourism, extend stays, and support new facilities including a summer convention center and additional chairlifts. Officials cautioned the project hinges on a complete review and solid forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Taos Ski Valley
Ernie Blake
TSW
Taos
Twining
Taos Rancher Trials Private Raincatcher in New Mexico
Taos County rancher George Smith Jr seeks to save range water by installing a private raincatcher on 4490 acres near Tres Piedras. The 102 by 102 foot device uses a 50 000 gallon rubber bag and yields 623 gallons per square foot per inch of rain, potentially 62 300 gallons annually. SCS officials say it may be the first private raincatcher project of its kind on private land in New Mexico.
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Tres Piedras
Taos County
Rand
George Smith Jr
Smith
Taos
Soil Conservation Service
Larkin Salazar
SCS
Lonnie Schulze
Great Plains
Aqua Water Development and Grazing Assa
Salazar
Schulze
New Mexico
Students Attend 10 day NM Interscholastic Press Workshop
Jo-Ann Rayhal Charlotte Jaramillo and Filmer Torres attend a ten day workshop for student yearbook workers at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. The high school funds their stay through a grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo-Ann Rayhal
Charlotte Jaramillo
Filmer Torres
New Mexico Interscholastic Press Association
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Planned Elders to present Book of Mormon display at Taos Plaza Theater
Ernest Jones and Jan Payne of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will stage a visual Book of Mormon display in front of the Plaza Theater in Taos on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It aims to share excerpts and invite interest in the faith.
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Ernest Jones
Jan Payne
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Taos
Book of Mormon
Plaza Theater
Fellini Master Director Unveils Dream World
Ranchos de Taos screening showcases Federico Fellini with Giulietta Masina in Lay Pitenda style fantasy. The master director crafts a vibrant, color filled vision of a woman escaping ordinary life into a lavish modern fantasy. The film, shot with striking imagery, is noted as an Oscar winner with two wins.
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Fede T Inico Fellini
Dutlet
Atarshia
Giultiana Masing
Macolor
Fellini
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