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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1998
Page
3
The Taos News reprints The New York Sun classic answering a child’s question about Santa Claus. It affirms Santa’s existence through faith, poetry, and love, arguing that unseen wonders outshine what is merely seen and must endure beyond time.
The draft legislation sponsored by Pauline Gubbels seeks to reduce wasted light while preserving safety oriented lighting. It argues city glare harms star visibility across Taos and beyond and urges public support for a law to protect night skies for future holidays.
A postal and phone directory of political leaders includes U S Senators Domenici and Bingaman, Representatives Redmond, state senators Cisernos and Gonzales, Governor Johnson, and President Clinton with Santa Fe and Washington offices, addresses, phones, faxes, emails, and websites. The list emphasizes official channels for contact.
Forum editor recounts years-long fight with Ohio authorities, final hearing frees him from Orient prison. Parole from 1992 93 reinstated, six weeks in Cincinnati at his mother's home before returning to New Mexico. He thanks supporters, hopes for peace, health, shelter, and love.
A Taos self defense project notes Erik Sanchez was a victim of violence. The group urges media fairness, honoring the slain man while condemning attackers. They acknowledge Sanchez as a son, brother, and friend and commend his family's nonviolence advocacy. Signed JOELLA ANN MONTOYA-MARTINEZ and five others.
The Taos News outlines submission rules for Forum letters and Your Turns, detailing word limits, verification information, authorship requirements, response frequency, and editing rights. It specifies signatures, addresses, phone numbers, photo requirements, and contact methods for submission.
Taos residents oppose the Continental Divide Trail and bioregion designations as threats to constitutionally guaranteed common lands. The piece attacks federal policy, cites Bruce Babbitt and Albert Gore, and recalls local veterans and land grants to argue that land access was earned by blood.
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