Taos County seeks 2.5 million federal civil defense funds
Taos County commissioners plan a 2.5 million dollar administration building funded by federal civil defense grants. They expect space for officials and DA staff, with courthouse space freed, while noting the DA bill and courthouse issues undermine the plan. The piece mocks the move as an overreaching bid for federal handouts.
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Taos Search and Rescue Unit dwindles to one founder
The Taos Search and Rescue Unit has fallen from a peak of 25 members to a sole survivor, founder Ray Piper. He notes volunteers save lives of hikers skiers and plane crash victims, but urges stronger turnout and warns against careless travel. Judy Romero’s motherly piece calls volunteers angels and seeks recruits aged 18 to 55 to assist in future calls. Contact 758-4526.
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Taos Pueblo land dispute clarified over Tenorio Tract
Taos Pueblo disputes The Taos News reporting on the El Salto Road case. Documents show the 1818 deed and 1929 court decree settled title to Taos Pueblo, with Arroyo Seco described as the northern boundary. Pueblo officials urge balanced coverage and confirmation from BIA.
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Law for everything prompts Taos News name dispute
Claudio Fernandez of Santa Fe claims The Taos News used his name without consent in more than 42 cutouts and threatens legal action. He accuses discrimination and demands publication of his statements to defend his reputation. He says he will consult his attorney.
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Airport Deserves Better Says Town Editorial
Taos resident C J Campbell agrees the municipal airport could be a pride of New Mexico and argues after the recent manager’s resignation that UNICOM radio is often unmanned, risking landings. He notes potential revenue from fly-ins and schools and urges swift fixes to avoid tragedy.
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Tour de Taos thanks volunteers and sponsors
Tour director Jose Estrada expresses gratitude to all who helped stage the second annual Tour de Taos. He credits Kit Carson Park and multiple organizations including Taos Sheriff’s Office, Taos County Chamber of Commerce, State Police, Taos County Ambulance, and numerous individuals for the event’s success and pledges improvements for next year.
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Prime time viewing lies just out the back door
The Rev Edwin Nettleton argues TV misleads with ads and private lives of stars. He urges reduced viewing, cites commercial deception, and notes that true life drama requires bad guys and sensationalism, while suggesting viewers seek kinder, simpler media choices.
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