Taos News to Publish Day Earlier for New Year
The Taos News announces an early edition day due to New Year’s Day. The paper will hit streets Wednesday December 31 and return to its regular Thursday schedule with the January 8 issue.
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2003
Page
1
The Taos News announces an early edition day due to New Year’s Day. The paper will hit streets Wednesday December 31 and return to its regular Thursday schedule with the January 8 issue.
Santa with help from his little friends handed out treats to girls and boys at the annual Christmas Carnival held Saturday December 20 at the Taos Youth and Family Center. Page BY
Parishioners and supporters of Holy Trinity Church in Sin Arroyo Seco plan a post Christmas meeting to discuss solutions and funding to repair the 200 year old structure. A spiderweb of cracks appears around a tall east facing window as the preservation need becomes urgent.
A Taos jury found Nathaniel Duran guilty on all three counts in the murder of Marioara Shand after less than four hours of deliberation. Tension filled the Eighth Judicial District Courthouse as defense and prosecution teams waited in the courtroom for the verdict.
The jury of seven women and five men spoke in unison after the foreperson read the verdict. They unanimously found Nathaniel Duran guilty of murder in the first degree and criminal sexual penetration as the trial concluded on Page A10.
Fifteen year old John Philabaum faces 13 felony child abuse counts after he allegedly distributed copper sulfate laced drinks to Taos High School students. Twenty five pupils were hospitalized following a spiked slushy incident tied to a science class item.
The Army National Guard's 1115th Transportation Company and the 642nd Transportation Company from Northern New Mexico received mobilization orders. More than 100 soldiers will deploy, with mobilization from Fort Hood, Texas, and potential cross leveling from sister units in Gallup and Taos. Deployment timing targets January with a still flexible date.
Governor Richardson announced using the New Mexico National Guard to boost Sunport security after national Homeland Security raised the alert. He and Deputy Safety Secretary Annette Sobel were informed by Tom Ridge. Taos police distributed the alert materials to county agencies for holiday vigilance through New Year’s.
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