Fire RIS Continues After Vehicle Fire at Taos
Fire RIS reports an incident involving a vehicle fire with gasoline soaked areas and a gun left behind. Two co workers observed the wreckage and commented on the driver Rush. Police say the accident’s cause is undetermined due to extensive damage to the truck. Rush had left Taos for Albuquerque around 5 pm and was returning north when the crash occurred in New Mexico.
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Ta Paulce
Rush
Taos
Albuquerque
Sierra Sports Corner roundup of Rio Grande fish tales and bear talk
Harman Quintana lands a 20 inch Rainbow from the Rio Grande while Bevo Giron hauls a 1 inch Brown from the Littin Rio Grande near Taos Timber mill. Don Wiley reports a strong fight as four fish are weighed and a bear sighting prompts talk of hunting season. Sierra Sporting Goods notes rising gun and ammunition demand and offers a $1 sight alignment service while urging prompt purchases.
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Harman Quintana
Rio Grande
Bevo Giron
Taos
Don Wiley
Don
Lattin
Miz
Wiley Miter
Wiley
Miller
Villa
Sierra Sporting Goods
Sierra
School bus routes listed including Rustella and Des Montes lines
A0400 garbled OCR lists school bus routes with numbers 18 and 14 and road names like Rustella San listevean Colonias Prado and Des Montes Manteva Road. No clear destinations Canada Teas Mele High School appears. Entities include bus numbers 18 and 14 and roads.
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Wil Pindos Road
Canada
Teas Mele
Rustella Sanlistevean
Colonias
Prado Iy Tags High School
Lee Aicnulets
Des Montes-Manteva Road
Encephalitis Danger Prompts Mosquito Warnings in NM
State Health Department warns of western and St Louis varieties of encephalitis spreading in New Mexico due to heavy rains and high mosquito populations. Dr. W H G Doran urges blood tests for suspected cases, aggressive mosquito control, repellents, and prompt medical care for exposed individuals and horses in infested areas.
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New Mexico
State Health Department
Arraya Seco
Ted Vo Marte
Las Cordovas
Ranchitas
Mexico
St. Louis
WH. G. Doran
State Health Dept
Santa Fe
Doran
Researchers Seek Cause Of Vesicular Stomatitis Outbreak
Jonkers from Trinidad Regional Virus Laboratory and Yale University collaborators discuss vesicular stomatitis at a ranch near Ranchos de Taos. He notes one infected horse among two in a pasture with nearby cattle unaffected, and grass fungus from the pasture as an incidental finding. Five researchers pursue clues but expect slow progress.
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Trinidad Regional Virus Laboratory
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Arbovirus Research Unit
Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
Yale University
New Mexico
Rockefeller Foundation
Jonkers
Ranchos de Taos
Disease outbreak prompts quarantine in Taos County
New Mexico health and agriculture officials report vesicular stomatitis outbreaks across the state with 90 premises quarantined in Taos County. Experts warn the disease can resemble foot and mouth disease, urging strict handling, gloves, and immediate reporting of lesions in humans or stock.
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D. Hill
Espanola
Taos County
Burnham
Jonkers
Registration Friday At St Joseph School
St Joseph Grade School will hold enrollment Friday from 9 a.m. to noon in the school building. The faculty includes Sister Francis Edna as Principal and 7th and 8th grade teacher, Sister Rosalita for 5th and 6th, Sister Wlmo for 4th, Sister Marius for 3rd, Sister Ignatius for 2nd, and Miss Dixie Hart for 1st. The school opens Monday, Aug. 30.
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St. Joseph Grade School
Francis Edna
Rosalita
Wlmo
Marius
Ignatius
Dixie Hart
Apartment complex planned with financing obtained
The firm plans to complete the building by late October or early November. The complex will measure 22 by 42 feet. No definite completion date has been set, but planning is underway and financing has been obtained.
Action Meeting Due at Ranchos de Taos Public School
A community action meeting is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. at Ranchos de Taos Public School. Residents of Ranchos de Taos and Liano Quemado will elect officers and representatives to the Taos County CAP Inc. and organize a Community Action Program.
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Ranchos
Ranchs Og de Taos
Ranchos de Taos
Liano Quemado
Tans County
Police blotter highlights arrests in Taos area
Gaspar Vigil and Jose Cordova were arrested on assault and assault warrant charges, with varied release times. Jimmy Cordova and John Mirabal faced public drunkenness and related penalties, Mira bal fined. Ruben Lopez and Anselmo Archuleta faced drunkenness and crime party charges, with bonds posted. Valentina Cordova, Joe Abeyta, Lupe Romero, Fidel Suaza linked to alcohol and public order offenses, all released on bond or fines. Blue ribbons noted driving while intoxicated awards at New Mexico State event.
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Gaspar Vigil
Arroyo Nondo
Gaspar
Jose F. Cordova
Taos
Marina Cordova
Jimmy Cordova
Taos Pueblo
John D. Mirabal
Ruben Lopez
Anselmo Archuleta
Pilar
Valentina Cordova
Albuquerque
Joe D. Abeyta
Chamisal
Lupe Romero
Fidel Suaza
Eckless
New Mexico State
Free Firewood Near Tres Piedras After Summer Road Build
A. J. Garner announces free firewood along a new forest road 20 miles west of Tres Piedras. Wood is cut to two to four foot lengths and stacked along Burned Mountain road from Hopewell Lake to Spring Canyon. Haulers must take refuse, extinguish fires, avoid damaging vegetation, and follow public lands laws while trucking out wood.
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Tres Piedras
A. J. Garner
Tres Piedras Piedras
Hopewell Lake
Spring Canyon
Garner
Tusas Creek
Spring Creek
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Simon Duilehenoff
Sierra Sports Corner
Houston
Colorado
Arizona
U. S. Department of Agricultion
State
Carlo Sani
Mary Board
New Mexico Health Department
H. G. Doran
New Mexico Public Health Department
St. Joseph School
Dale Carnegie
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Kiwanis Club OF
Taos Fire Department Rec
Leo Baca
Roy Deveaux
Rumaldo Garcia
Eloy Heantete
Leroy Garcia
Otto Noeding
Joe L. Otero
Larkin Salazar
Dale Carmegie
Buddy" Bonar
Bure Gurrell
U.S.D.A
U.S. NO. 1
Wylers
Pacific
Cudahy
Rex
PET
Sahd’s
South Pueblo
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