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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2003
Page
3
Editorial urges drivers to yield to emergency vehicles with flashing lights and sirens. It cites New Mexico statute, fines, and real incidents in Taos and Pilar to stress timely access for fire, police, and ambulances. Emphasizes education and public awareness.
A Taos community letter from MR WEISFELD'S FIFTH GRADE CLASS at Enos Garcia Elementary laments Matthew Rivera's death and warns parents about ATV dangers. It urges helmets and safety stickers, questions parental decisions, and condemns federal spending and policy impact on schools and the poor.
State Sen. Carlos Cisneros Taos Town Council and Kathy Cordova join in praising the bronze statue of Padre Antonio José Martinez. The figure is hailed as a deserved honor reflecting the padre’s historical significance to Taos and its citizens.
The Taos News invites letters up to 250 words with longer pieces edited for length. Letters must be original and hand signed if mailed or faxed, include a daytime phone number, and may be limited to one letter per month. My Turn ideas require prior approval and may run 750 words.
A Taos community letter lauds Padre Martinez for founding schools aiding families and serving in local governance under Mexican and American rule. The piece praises his legacy and supports a statue in Taos Plaza as a fitting tribute to his impact on Taos County.
Taos reader KtistiNA Wilson defends constructive criticism while condemning the use of insulting terms like monks and The Three Stooges in published letters and My Turn pieces in The Taos News. The writer appeals for respectful discourse and warns against racial hurt.
Editorial urging nonviolence and societal reflection on war, politics, and inequality. Calls for reducing military action, reallocating tax dollars to education and health care, and teaching youth the value of life. Questions official leadership on Iraq policy and corporate influence. Billy Keight signs as a local editor.
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