Richardson backs Taos Rio Grande conservation plan
Congressman Bill Richardson proposes a Taos County driven conservation-area plan for the Rio Grande corridor from Taos Junction to the Colorado line and to appoint about 10 local residents to draft the proposal. He aims to introduce it in 1991 while a Friday hearing in Taos featured BLM officials, conservationists, ranchers and miners debating management of the area.
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Bill Richardson
Taos County
Rio Grande
Taos Junction
Colorado
Richardson
U.S
Peter Kostmayer
D.-Penn
House Interior
Taos
Rio Grande Alliance
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Molycorp
Guadalupe Mountain
Murphey
Larry Woodard
Rio Grande Corridor
Bob Ortega
Questa
Centinel Bank
Alliance
War crisis reaches Taos families through Saudi deployment
Local families in Taos and Eagle Nest feel the spread of the Saudi conflict as relatives face potential duty overseas. Angel Fire mayor Bill Diveley describes his Marine son George in Twenty-Nine Palms after a Spain assignment. Taos National Guard sergeant Francis Cordova worries for his daughter Stephanie, an airman told she might go but was kept home. Bret Lemaster, son of Tom and Cathleen Lemaster, serves as a sergeant with the 82nd Airborne, noted as among the first into Saudi Arabia.
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Saudi Arabia
Taos
Bill Diveley
Angel Fire Corp
Angel Fire
Diveley
George
United States
Spain
Twenty-nine
Palms
Calif
Francis Cordova
National Guard
Cordova
Stephanie
U.S. Air Force
Stephanie Cordova
Bret Lemaster
Tom and
Cathleen Lemaster
Eagle Nest
82Nd Airborn Division
U.S. Army
Ada AC case: Abeyta charged with neglect of resident
An assistant district attorney plans to file charges against Valentina Abeyta of La Cordillera for neglect of a resident in connection with the confinement of Grace Crispin in an unclean trailer. Authorities say Abeyta, the primary caretaker, received monthly checks totaling $342 and defended the living conditions when questioned.
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Valentina Abeyta
la Cordillera
Sammy Quintana
Abeyta
Grace Crispin
Quintana
Bureau ponders riverbank concert site near Pilar
The BLM postponed a decision on a two day jazz concert at Orilla Verde Park above Pilar until next week. A public comment period will follow an Aug 29 environmental assessment that includes no recommendation. Prodn Goering floated site changes and reduced crowd plans. Public viewing of the assessment will occur at BLM offices.
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Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Pilar
Orilla Verde Park
Taos Junction Bridge
State Road
John Bailey
Labor Day Holiday Activities Highlight New Mexico Town
Public offices banks post offices and many businesses including The Taos News closed Monday for Labor Day. Castilla Fiesta runs Saturday and Sunday with parade live entertainment food and crafts booths. Red River Labor Day Rodeo and Roundup planned Saturday and Sunday at the town arena. Contact local clubs for details.
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The
Taos News
Castilla
Plaza Bar
Rodeo Grounds
Red River
Winners Celebrate Blue Ribbons At County Fair
Last weekend's county fair crowned winners across livestock and pickle packing, showcasing regional talent and prize blue ribbons. full results appear on Page.
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Rio
Michael Martin Murphey
Dale Fulkerson
Michelle Chavez
Michael Mondragon
State Human Services Office
Crispin
Human Services
Charlie Martinez
Holy Cross Hospital
Espafiola
Danny Sandoval
Santa Fe
Bailey
Connie Goering
Goering
Wheeler Peak
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