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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1997
Page
3
The Taos News presents the New York Sun 1897 editorial asserting Santa Claus exists. It reassures Virginia O’Hanlon and readers that belief, love, and faith give life meaning, contrasting skepticism with enduring wonder and childhood joy.
A compilation of contact details for federal and state lawmakers including U S Sen Domenici Bingaman Rep Redmond and state officials in New Mexico. It lists street addresses city Santa Fe zip codes office buildings in Washington D C and phone numbers plus faxes and emails where available.
Forum editor recalls discrimination at Los Alamos National Laboratory and warns that California style reforms and anti affirmative action efforts threaten minorities. The piece urges unity, voter turnout, and sustained political advocacy ahead of the 1998 elections to influence representation and access to opportunity.
Judy Macfarlane from Arroyo Hondo writes that dogs chained outside suffer without water, shelter, or human attention. She urges owners to provide proper care, warmth, unfrozen water, time off to roam, and humane restraints, noting many pets face harsh conditions despite kind owners.
A reader warns that improvements in Taos may backfire, echoing Lew Wallace’s caution that progress can worsen local conditions. The remark frames skepticism toward new projects and governance plans affecting the town.
Acequia farmers and households resist Sipapu Ski Area growth citing water diversions and potential damage to Rio Pueblo Embudo. Protesters urge negotiation: cut acreage, reduce clear cutting, meter all water use, and drop plans for an all year mountain restaurant. Local acequia members from Embudo and Vadito weigh in.
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