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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
2
Town and county governments face years of apathy as they push for stringent planning and zoning laws. They will encounter rising pressure from interests advocating laissez faire policies. Despite hurdles, efforts must produce written laws and celebrate local planning progress and future county Commission action.
Two weeks after approving a circular advertising a free chiropractic clinic in Taos schools the board faces opposition. The State Board of Education attorney advised against distribution citing concerns it promotes a specific practitioner and misframes epilepsy as chiropractic treatment. The board plans to revisit the issue at the December 12 meeting urging medical opinions be considered before reversing its prior stance.
Members of the Tres Hivos Association urge defeating the Indian Camp Dam and the Taos Conservancy District. They warn outside corporate control will urbanize Taos and destroy a rural way of life, citing water allocation to banks, potential losses for small farmers, and cultural impacts.
In a four ballot Senate Republican caucus fight in Santa Fe Sen John Conway of Albuquerque at 33, later 38, secures the post over William Sego and others, aiming to wield influence in the 1973 Legislature while Democrats name Echols and McBride co majority whips. House Democrats select committee interests and note state finances including a projected 41 million surplus and tax debate while agency fee hikes and a variety of state appointments and studies are outlined.
Taos area residents heard a string of loud booms last week with reports of shattered windows and frightened cattle. An Air Force spokesman at Kirkland AFB said no unusual air traffic or confirmed sonic Boom activity occurred though later notes cited a supersonic F101 flight from California to New York as a possible source. Local officials urged reporting of any unusual air activity to the Air Force information center.
Taos narrator describes a visionary, seeking universal harmony through cycles of growth and decay. He contemplates his village’s social shifts, the influence of outsiders, and the transformation of customs, then encounters a stranger who shares a dream-vision and proposes a joint dialogue with humanity.
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