27 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1992
Page
1
Taos Town Council approves transferring 20 acre-feet of water rights to the town for the Fechin Inn project instead of 30, with 15 acre-feet upfront and 5 in trust. The decision hinges on a town water and sewer moratorium that may delay hookups, and the transfer must occur before a building permit.
Ski Rio auction rooms advance toward a FDIC sale while Rio Costilla Cooperative Livestock Association and president Bernie Torres resist quitting. ACCLA failed to meet a $100000 extension deposit after Aug 3, delaying action. Torres continues talks with the FDIC to secure a buyer before a December auction, wary that a sale could go to auction. The FDIC in Dallas seeks potential purchasers by Thursday.
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A 1991 back injury by park maintenance worker Leonard Valerio caused 208 missed workdays, about 41 percent of five year town-wide lost days. Safety coordinator Floyd Archuleta presented OSHA based figures from 1985-91 showing back, knee and finger injuries dominate, guiding more training and use of lift gates and back support belts.
Peggy Beck and Taos County residents protest low level and high altitude air force flights over their area. Beck cites two main flight paths used by B-1 bombers and KC-135 tankers, originating from Tinker AFB Oklahoma. She has written to Sen. Bingaman and the FAA and plans to share findings with the community.
Taos County extension director Rey Torres says the 1992 fair near the National Guard Armory emphasizes local participation with eight exhibit categories and an 18th annual 4-H livestock auction. Perishables enter Friday. judging is closed to the public, ribbons awarded, and a new watermelon-eating contest debuts. The live stock auction Saturday aims for 25 head plus other animals, with proceeds benefiting local charities. call 768-3982 for details.
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