Former jailer indicted in Taos jailbreak case
Pete Gutierrez, 41, a former Taos County Detention Center officer, was indicted by a grand jury along with five others for a June 26 jailbreak. He faces charges including bringing contraband into a place of imprisonment, a bribe by a public employee, and maintaining male and female prisoners together. Gutierrez resigned from Taos County position.
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Pete Gutierrez
Taos County Detention Center
Gutierrez
Taos County
Logging ban lifted from 11 national forests in Southwest
A federal judge lifted a year and half long logging ban in 11 national forests in Arizona and New Mexico. Forest Service officials welcomed the decision as consultations on Mexican spotted owl forest plans are complete and biological opinions are upheld. Carson National Forest notes 10 small sales could proceed if not snowed out, with firewood permits expiring Sunday.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Pat Jackson
Forest Service
U.S. District Court
Roger Strand
Gary Schiff
Carson National Forest
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Fragmentary OCR notes reference a chat time and various acronyms. Details are unclear, but mentions Rice and potential organizational terms. No clear events, dates, or named individuals emerge to confirm a specific news item.
Taos School Board meets as parent urges leadership change
Taos Municipal Schools superintendent Andrew Gallegos defends his tenure amid claims of leadership gaps. Bruce Grossman, a concerned parent, cites delays in an $8 million construction project and distrust in the community, urging resignation and new leadership during a special school board meeting.
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Taos
Grossman
Andy
Taos Faces Welfare Reform Into Work Requirements
Taos County welfare recipients confront a nation changing from welfare to work. Amid new rules to seek paid employment or volunteer or pursue education, local officials note rural Alaska? correction: Taos. Sam Martinez says outcomes vary by community and that many clients may deny the changes. AFDC applicants in New Mexico counties must register for Job Search activities with the Labor Department starting Oct. 1.
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Taos County
Bill Clinton
Sam Martinez
Martinez
New Mexico
Rhodes scholar from Taos inspires grassroots focus
Horacio Trujillo Jr., a Taos native and Georgetown graduate, won a Rhodes Scholarship after studying economic history and philosophy. Despite a broken leg, he faces media attention and aims to shift development toward community based efforts. He credits Taos roots and a commitment to public service.
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Horacio Trujillo Jr
Oxford
Trujillo
New Mexico
Coalition For the Advancement of
School of Foreign Service
Harry S. Truman
United States
Dolores Trujillo
Horacio Trujillo
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Washington, D.C
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Georgetown
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