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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2004
Page
1
Megan Bowers and Carrie Lynn Korzak unveil a new exhibit this weekend, pairing photography with visual art in Tempo Sports style for a local arts spotlight.
A moral victory story ends as Taos' team finishes second in the state little league championship. Weekend forum at Taos Community Auditorium features youth discussing priorities and concerns.
Fire report covers July 30 to August 7 with no fire restrictions in Jicarilla Ranger District and moderate danger. Public contact numbers and web links provided for Carson and Southwest Region fire information. Obituaries note Rubén Martinez, 66, of El Prado, died August 7, and Claudia Sutherland, 70, of Taos, died July 7.
Kerry and Edwards spoke to Northern New Mexicans in Las Vegas praising service and values. Edwards cited Kerry's Vietnam record while Kerry promised no privatization of Social Security and urged judging by records and plans. The event capped a Believe in America tour before an Albuquerque overnight stop.
Seven soldiers from the Army National Guard 1115th Transportation Company return to Taos on Sunday. Yellow Ribbon Committee welcomes at Horseshoe Curve at 1:30, escorts to the armoury, and hosts a 2 p.m. ceremony. 82 backpacks from an Albuquerque church will be distributed to soldiers' school children in Taos and Gallup.
Taos high school juniors show weak performance in state tests from November 2003 with 45 percent proficient in math and 56 percent in reading. Compared with Questa and Penasco, Taos lags in math and reading while district officials call for broader view beyond one standardized test.
Taos County Republican Party maps a campaign strategy to boost Bush Cheney support and target local races. Arsenio Cérdova says conservatives must mobilize, aiming to raise Hispanic vote share from 33 percent by 10 points and attract conservative Democrats to reach undecided voters before election day.
Taos County Humane Society will shut its animal shelter on August 21, prompting local groups to scramble for homes. Town Manager Gus Cordova announced the closure at a Taos Town Council work session on August 10, while Taos Kennels owner Veealya Adams winded relief efforts and discussed potential shelter management changes with the town and other rescue networks.
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