Taos council debates town spending and audits
Taos town council wrestled with funding for municipal programs including skating and basketball for juveniles, debated using funds for capital outlay, and tabled a legal expense increase. A $125,000 Taos airport grant notice arrived, while bids for audit work and road project channelization were reviewed.
Republican meeting set for Albuquerque Saturday at 2 p.m
Taos County Republican chairman Tillie Simeon from Red River says the Republican State Central Committee will convene in the Albuquerque National Bank Building in Albuquerque at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The meeting will address party organization and regional plans.
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Taos Tigers Prep For Santa Cruz Clash After Senior Loss
Taos Tigers aim for a strong rebound against Santa Cruz after a defeat at Central Catholic High. Coach Tommy Martinez says Santa Cruz will be a tough foe, and Taos will push hard in the Friday game before traveling to Santa Fe to face Saint Catherine's Saturday.
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Pirates Lose In Two Duels
Taos Junior High Pirates opened their season December 2 with a 53 4 loss to Meadow City Gents after leading 14 0 in the first quarter and trailing 19 18 at halftime. Two days later they fell 44 42 to Pe cos Panthers after leading late, with two fouls and last minute free throws sealing the defeat. Earlier they beat the Rinky Dinks 61 21 in a five season game.
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Taos Union Rep Attends Five Day Farmers Convention
Klay Esquibel attends a five day annual convention of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America in Cheyenne Wyoming representing Taos Local Farmers Union members.
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Cochiti Reservoir Details Revealed
The Pueblo of Cochiti and the Corps of Engineers finalized an easement for 4069 acres of Indian land to conduct and maintain the Cochiti Dam and Reservoir project about 50 miles north of Albuquerque on the Rio Grande. The Pueblo will receive 145200 dollars plus rights to develop commercial and recreational facilities while operating public-use facilities built by the Corps. Ceremony is planned at Cochiti Pueblo on December 12 with New Mexico officials and Indian leaders attending. The project, expected to cost over 50 million dollars, aims to provide flood control and a 50000 acre foot permanent pool for recreation, potentially drawing 750000 to 800000 visitors by 1970 as the site integrates into New Mexico’s recreation program. The lake is planned near the original 1689 land grant, with the Pueblo relying on the initiative to generate income for economic and social development.
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Animal Kingdom ad offers six puppies and six kittens for Christmas
Animal Kingdom advertises six puppies in various colors and six kittens with mix of coat lengths and genders. Four prawn dogs and two grown cats available. Dogs described as watchdogs include a German Shepherd mix female two years, a white female six months, a male Doberman mix about years with good disposition, and a three year old black and white female.
School board debates heating upgrades and bids
The board outlined a plan to build first with a 750000 budget, adding facilities later, and noted total completion could reach 1100000 with expected federal and state funds. An electric heating system bid from Espanola Typewriter Co. for 20 Olympia typewriters at 2530 was approved as the low bid. A 16 year old student was referred to the county probation officer for truancy despite parental cooperation.
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