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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 2000

Page

3

Yes Virginia There Is a Santa Claus Editorial

The timeless Santa Claus editorial from The New York Sun is reprinted, affirming belief in Santa through Virginia O’Hanlon’s 1897 query. It contrasts skepticism with cherished faith, noting love generosity and devotion as the enduring forces that keep childhood wonder alive across a vast universe.

Virginia Santa Claus New York Sun The Taos News Friends of the Sun Papa Virginia O'Hanlon

Lawmakers addresses and contact numbers list

A compiled list of U S Senators and Representatives with office addresses in Santa Fe and Washington D C, plus phone and fax numbers. Names include Sen Pate Domenic, Sen Jeff Bingaman, Rep Tom Udall, State Senator Carlos Cisneros, State Rep Roberto Gonzales, Gov Gary Johnson, and President Bill Clinton with associated contact details.

Pate Domenic Federal Place Santa Fe Hart Sénate Washington D.C Senator Hart Senate Washington, D.C Bingaman Bingaman Senate U.S Tom Udol Joseph AM. Montoya Federal Auling South Federal Place Canan Roberto Gonzales Taos Gary Johnson Fox Governor State Nim Bill Clinton White House Whitehouse Paige

Forum urges safer schools after poisoning incident

A letter urges action after 16 Santa Fe students inhaled toluene fumes. It warns of long term health risks from chemical exposure and calls for safer school environments, ventilation improvements, and safer cleaning products. The writer advocates public meetings and chemical sensitivity training for staff.

Santa Fe

Taos Town Contends With Failing Schools and Misdirected Priorities

A Taos editorial condemns the municipal school system for pushing children into the bottom decile of national performance while public debate foregrounds multicultural pride, financial mischief, dog concerns, and casino talk. It laments inaction by community leaders and presses for urgent reform amid ongoing concerns.

Graffiti as art sparking Taos debate

Taos resident Jim Clayton argues graffiti cannot be art and should be labeled vandalism, saying it discredits legitimate Taos artists while defending the community standard against decorative tagging.

Taos Jim Clayton

Memories of Taos and Taos Canyons in the Twenties

Norman and Sylvia Nor offer reflections on Mary Katherine De Longs memories of Taos in the 1920s. The Taos series blends wry humor with detailed notes valuable to future visitors and longtime residents seeking a jog through yesteryear Taos and its canyons.

Mary Katherine de Long Taos Taos Canyons Taost Taeg Yesteryear

Taos Schools Face Decline Amid Community Disunity

A Taos letter argues that joint effort from community leaders, teachers, and the school board is needed to raise test scores beyond 20 percent, criticizing the municipal system and Anansi charter application while warning that failure could leave schools as a historic footnote or an absentee landlord for mixed schooling approaches.

Anansi Taos

Consequences of missing chronic wasting disease noted

Darrel Weybright notes the Nov 22 Taos News item misstates efforts to test deer for chronic wasting disease. He explains 120 deer will be tested this fall while 11 elk and 48 mule deer showed no disease during 1999 2000 hunts, and cites disease presence in Colorado and Wyoming as context.

Taos News Darrel Weybright New Mexico Game and Fish Eybright Colorado Wyoming Weybright

No evidence it can be transmitted to humans says columnist

The June Atlantic environmental column cites Valerius Geist warning Canada of chronic wasting disease in elk and deer and Richard Rhodes describing mad cow and BSE risks. It notes CWD in the wild, TSEs affecting brains, and U.S. and Britain outbreaks with meat and dairy risks. Stephen Bradley moved to Taos from Chicago 24 years.

Atlantic Monthly Valerius Geist University of Calgary Geist Colorado Wyoming Richard Rhodes U.S. Food and Drug Administration United States Rhodes Britain France U.S. News & World Report Stephen Bradley Taos Chicago

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