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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1981
Page
2
Fabi Romero expresses critical views on the conference focusing on women and Chicana identity. She notes uneven participation, the dominance of verbal and articulate voices, and the limited impact on nonassertive students while praising one workshop on changing roles of women.
Taos Leathercrafts Inc clarifies there are no racial preferences in hiring and that staff demographics mirror the tri cultural community. The firm emphasizes its name Taos Leathercrafts Inc and disputes confusion with Taos Leatherworks.
The Taos County Commission reversed course after public pressure and granted the Cooperative Extension Service $16,994, ending months of deferment. DFA officials clarified budget moves, stating funds were merely transferred to the General Fund balance, not deleted, and the vote signals a shift toward agricultural and community programs amid citizen concern.
Julian Romero reflects on John Lennon as a humanist and catalyst of a 1960s youth Renaissance. He recalls Lennon's provocative remark about being more popular than God, the antiwar era, and Lennon’s enduring influence on politics, culture, and the public’s relationship with leaders.
Los Amigos staff and board thank about 40 co-op members who attended the October 25 tasting at St James Episcopal Church. The note urges ongoing member involvement to keep the Taos cooperative storefront alive and thriving.
About 160 quarterly passes have been sold for the Coronado Swimming Pool as of Nov 19, exceeding the 130 needed to keep it open this winter. Recreation Director Elaine Powers thanks buyers and the Citizens’ Committee including JoAnn Soto and Joel Laskin for their efforts.
In Questa the 1970 census counted 1,050 residents. by 1980 four preliminary and final tallies circulated. Taos County officials submitted a 1978 count of 4,230 for Questa. The final 1980 figures jumped to 1,202 residents for Questa, with Taos County at 18,869, amid Bureaucratic revisions and questions about accuracy.
Taos News details its longtime association with El Crepusculo dating to 1834, naming staff including Robin McKinney and Billie Bialy, and listing offices, mailing details, and subscription rates for Taos County, New Mexico, and elsewhere. The notice provides publication schedule, contact lines, and address for subscription changes.
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