Hikers Back Forest Service Land Exchange at Taos Ski Valley
Hikers environmentalists and neighbors back a Forest Service land swap at Taos Ski Valley. Roger Pattison seeks to swap his 40 acres in Long Canyon for a 0.25 acre lot near the Ski Valley parking lot, potentially building a road if the deal fails. Public meeting Aug. 12 discussed values and access rights.
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Robin Martin
Taos Ski Valley
Forest Service
Roger Pattison
Long Canyon
TSV
Pattison
Questa
Ron Thibodeau
Mickey Blake
Ski Valley
Hank Saxe
David Witt
Thibodeau
Committee To
Rio Hondo
Inside eee nee i P Copyright 1986 El Crepusculo Inc
The fragment appears to be a copyright notice from 1986 attributed to El Crepusculo Inc. No clear news event or individual names are present.
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el Crepusculo, Inc
Taos Weather Turns Pleasant with Scattered Thundershowers
Weather last week in Taos saw a high of 91 degrees on Monday August 18 and lows in the 40s to 50s. The National Weather Service predicts partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thundershowers and temperatures reaching the 70s to 80s during the day and 40s to 50s at night. Volunteers catalogue Taos petroglyphs under harsh sun and steep climbs. The Trujillos, Quintanas and Torreses win awards at a Garcia Colorado dance competition.
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Taos
National Weather Service
Trujillos
Los Cordovas
Quintanas
Torreses
Costilla
Garcia, Colo
el Crepusculo
Taos County Fair Opens at Armory This Weekend
County fair opens at the National Guard Armory in Taos with 4-H Club and Extension Homemakers booths, Forest Service displays, and a livestock auction. Six hogs, 13 lambs, and 12 steers are entered for the 2:30 p.m. Saturday sale, with poultry and rabbits Auctioned at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Taos County
Elaine Querry
Forest Service
National Guard
Ef] Prado
Rey Torrez
Firemen warn of extreme fire danger in Taos area
The Taos Volunteer Fire Department warns Taosenos about extreme fire danger during a hot dry spell. Dry grass and weeds from June and July rains fuelrisks. Homeowners burning trash should do so in early morning and never when winds exceed ten miles per hour.
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Taos
Taosenos
State rejects Taos relief route plan
The New Mexico Highway Department returns the Taos relief route issue to local government urging Taos Town and Taos County to lead their own study after establishing a land use plan while Gov. Anaya weighs possible action. The report notes no firm recommendation and questions a bypass's effectiveness, prompting local officials to consider paving local streets and pursuing a comprehensive land use plan with state support.
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Dick Behnke
State Highway Department
Taos
Toney Anaya
Taos County
Anaya
Taos News
Gus Cordova
Highway Department
Ranchos de Taos
Green Belt
Gov. Anaya
Commissioners Reject High Chamisal Bid and Readvertise
County officials halt awarding the Chamisal Senior Citizen building project after rejecting three bids for exceeding the $140,000 allotment and due to a bidding mistake. Romero Industries’ Oliver Romero says kitchen equipment was omitted. bids from City Construction of Santa Fe and Penasco General Contractors were $199,618 and $185,151 respectively. Mechanics will trim plans to fit the budget and invite new bids. Romero funds the second advertising round. Bid documents available at the county administration office on Monday August 25.
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Chamisal Senior Citizen
Oliver Romero
Romero Industries
Romero
Crews Return to Oregon as Carson Fire Teams Stay Remote
Carson National Forest reports 24 Northwest crews still on duty with several away since August. Aliph Mondragon notes paychecks for nine day shifts totaled 1200 for one crew, while last year’s Carson crews earned about 500000. Crews originate from Taos Penasco Hondo-Seco E Rito Canjilon and Questa with one Questa group largely Mol ycorp miners. No discipline issues and only minor injuries reported.
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Oregon
Idaho
Carson National Forest
Carson
Northwest
Aliph Mondragon
Taos
Penasco
Hondo-Seco
E Rito
Canjilon
Questa
Molycorp
Taos schools open with higher lunches in new year
Judy Romero reports Taos area schools begin the 1988-87 year with hot lunches for public students, bus service, and reduced price lunch options. Many schools reopen Friday and Saturday, August 21-22, with registrations ongoing at multiple campuses and a new Taos Day School principal.
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Judy Romero
Oak
Edward Abeyta
Liano Quemado
Taos Christian Academy
Accelerated Christia Fducation
Canon
Vista Grande
San Francisco de Asis Catholic School
Ranchos de Taos
Taos Day School
the Pueblo
Robert Martinez
Santa Fe Public Schools
Principa
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Tom Dorris
Dorris
Eee
I P
R.C. Gorman
Commission
Mondragon
Sangre de Cristo Christian Academy
Taos Municipal
Leonila Serna
Manuel R. Pacheco
Tillie Vigil
Robert Gonzales
Ray Serna
Trudy
Discovery House
Ranchitos Road
Taos Valley
Randall Lane
Blueberry Hill
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