Taos Hum Mystery Stymies Researchers
Scientists from Sandia Los Alamos Phillips UNM report fail to locate a source for the Taos hum. The investigation considers the electric grid and electromagnetic noise while noting no unusual signals detected at four sites. Researchers plan a deeper look at how the car perceives low frequency energy.
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Taos
Taos Area
Jim Kelly
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Albuquerque
National Laboratories
Sandia
Los Alamos National Laboratories
Phillips Laboratory
UNM
Bob and Catanya
Horace Poteet
Sandia National Laboratories
Taos County eyes pawnshop records ordinance
Taos County Commission sets a September 15 deadline for a draft pawnshop ordinance requiring detailed transaction records to aid law enforcement. Chairman Celestino Romero explains delays. resident Arthur Yellen cites community concerns after recent pawnbroker robberies.
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Taos County
Commission
Celestino Romero
Taos
Arthur Yellen
Yellen
Commis
Airport study highlights Taos airfield economic impact
Taos Municipal Airport contributes about 6 million to the community economy and handles over 15 000 annual operations. The Taos site is part of a statewide NM airport study and a proposed 11 million expansion begun in 1986 remains on hold amid an environmental impact review ordered by a 1991 court ruling.
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Taos
New Mexico
Harvey
New Mexico State University
U.S. District Court
Edwin Mechem
Coalition For An Eis
Federal Aviation
Fair at the armory unveils 4-H club setup and staffing
The Fair at the armory announces readiness with officials named for canning needlework clothing art and crafts divisions. Martinez Gonzales Jaramillo Olguin Fitch Tafoya Narioya Halmstad Mascarefias Max Ortega Sr and Torres head livestock wool and field crops. Lucille Mas leads junior 4-H while Silver Spurs and Helping Hands prepare the setup. See FAIR Page A3.
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Barnum
Louella
Martinez-Gonzales
Jaramillo
Mary Olguin
Tina Fitch
Rogers Museum
Tafoya
Max Ortega Jr
Narioya Halmstad
Sara Allen
Max Ortega Sr
Joseph Torres
Jim Fitch
Jeffers
Michelle Parr
Lucille Mascarefias
Silver Spurs
Helping Hands
Mixed Local Reactions to Grazing Fee Proposals
Ranchers in Tres Piedras react to BLM and USFS grazing fee hikes up to 4.28 AUM over three years while current fees stand at 1.28. Interior officials defend the plan as middle ground to sustain ranching on public lands, with advisory boards expanded beyond ranchers.
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Tres Piedras
Randy Schofield
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
U.S. Forest Service
USFS
Schofield
Department of the Interior
Bruce Babbitt
Rich Maggio
Taos County Job Corps site in limbo amid $12.6 million plan
Taos County residents weigh two proposed Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center sites as the council hears an update from Carson National Forest officials. Gary Schiff notes federal funding increases under recent administrations and urges residents to discuss details with Job Corps staff.
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Taos County
Carson National Forest
Gary Schiff
Carson
Job Corps
Schiff
Taos
Pete Domanici
Larry Henson
Forest Service
Department of Labor
Bush
Clinton
Helicopter Interdiction Exercise Over Taos County
Taos County residents reported low flying helicopters during a joint police and National Guard drug interdiction over three days. No marijuana fields were found despite fly-overs of two to three locations. base operations were from Taos Airport.
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Taos County
National Guard
Glenn Weathers
Santa Fe National Guard
Weathers
Taos
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