03 Aug 2000
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2000
Page
1
A new Taos County group petitions town and county leaders to tighten dog control and enforce laws. Members, averaging 30 attendees per meeting, seek immediate action on barking, roaming and biting dogs, urging owners to be responsible and laws to be enforced.
A three year old female bear rummaged at the Lama Foundation north of Taos for weeks, breaking into tents and stealing food before an officer with New Mexico Fish and Game shot and killed it on July 9. Local resident Tiffany Jama quoted.
Taos officials unveil a $1.8 million design budget for 2000-2001 to widen Paseo del Pueblo Sur from two to four lanes between La Posta Road and Quesnel. The plan includes new streetlights and improved pedestrian access to Farr's, addressing chronic traffic snarls along the corridor.
Four months after suspending a nighttime curfew for minors, Taos prepares a revamped ordinance focusing on parental supervision. Police would note child and parent identities, with fines up to 500 dollars and 90 days in jail on repeated offenses. Curfew would run 10 p m to 6 a m Sunday through Thursday and 11 p m to 6 a m Friday and Saturday, pending council review. Mayor Peralta says council will discuss on August 8.
Taos residents debate a curfew plan as council stalls approval on Aug 15 due to ordinance refinement. Teens like Miles Boyer and Travis Hearne argue late hours are part of growing up while others see curfew as preventing trouble. Some adults support enforcement focus.
The assault and battery on a police officer trial is on again for Leroy Rael and Glenn Garduno of Questa. Defense lawyers argued to suppress all evidence, including a video, claiming the Feb. 17 stop for a seat belt violation was illegal. Assistant district attorney Julia Mullen pressed to admit the evidence, citing case law.
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