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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2002
Page
1
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Dan Barrone, runner-up in last year's state wrestling tourney, faces a tough first round in the Capital City Invitational on Friday December 13, with results unfolding on Page B4 and Story Page Ba.
Conditions as of December 18 in Angel Fire and Taos report powdery snow depths and open trails with several lifts and Nordic routes. Obituaries list John Nabours, Norman Gatz, Michael A. Campbell, Amelia Pacheco Rivera, and Leroy Rael with brief death details.
Adam Vigil pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 18-year-old Nicole Medina death and received a seven year prison term with three years suspended plus credit for time already served. The plea followed weeks after the July 2001 shooting at the Blueberry Hill mobile home amid unresolved questions of accident versus murder.
Velarde received 24 years and six months in prison after pleading guilty to attempted murder armed robbery conspiracy to commit armed robbery and tampering with evidence in the December shooting of Donald Mitch Austin at a Taos Allsup s store. Assistant district attorney described the accomplice Nathan Lovato as testifying that Velarde smiled after the gunfire and the robbers fled to a Taos Wal Mart to buy bullets.
Clorinda Gonzales and Father Terry Brennan led a grass roots effort to establish an inpatient substance abuse treatment center in Taos County. The group, formed as Trust in God Recovery, hosted a community conference with New Hope Ministries staff and residents to spark local action against rising overdoses and addiction.
The Taos Rio Arriba Green Party seeks a community elected health board to run Holy Cross Hospital, urging Taos Health Systems be replaced. At a National Labor Board hearing, they pressed to end union harassment, honor the right to organize, and reach a fair contract with hospital workers.
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