Campbell leads past Norskog as Horsemen stay undefeated
Jaine Stewart Campbell races past St Michael's Willie Norskog in Santa Fe as Taos opens 8-0 and fades in the fourth quarter. The Horsemen remain unbeaten after beating Taos for the second time this season, with coverage on page B3. A Comanche leader favored cooperation, yielding the only lasting peace treaty between Indians and Europeans, noted on page A7.
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Stewart Campbell
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Willie Norskog
Santa Fe
Taos
North America
Snow and lift status across multiple Taos area trails
Conditions as of 7 am Tuesday show varied snowfall with Angel Fire reporting 3 inches in 24 hours and 34 inch midmoutain depth. 60 of 67 trails open and all five lifts. Nordic trails and two terrain parks also open with 2 inches of new snow and 40-12 inch depth. Other areas report 5 inches in 24 hours and 26 inch midmountain depth with machine groomed surface and 40 of 57% trails open, six of seven lifts. Della Mondragon died at 88 in Taos along with several other reported deaths including Olivario Romero 81 of Valle and Mariano Sanchez 94 who ran a San Francisco dance salon. The issue lists departments and sections with Taos, New Mexico as the caption.
Taos mayor chosen as secretary of tourism
Taos Mayor Fred Peralta was named by incoming Governor Bill Richardson as his pick for Secretary of Tourism. Peralta, awaiting Senate approval in January or February, vows to draw on his Taos mayoral experience and Destination Taos ties to boost New Mexico tourism with state and local collaboration. Tourism is vital to the state’s economy.
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Mayor Peralta
Tourism
Taos
Fred Peralta
Ruidoso
Peralta
Santa Fe
Bill Richardson
Bne
Fourth
Senate
Destination
New Mexico
Richardson
Billy Sparks
Richard Kuska
Kuska
Wal-mart
Graos
Gonzales
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Taos council weighs big box stores after 7000 signatures
Taos Town Council orders staff to study changing the Land Use Development Code to allow large retailers beyond 80 000 square feet. A proposed C3 zone could permit big boxes with new architectural standards, following a petition and high level political support.
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Taos
Cordova
Córdova
Ramén “Batman” Trujillo
Carlos Cisneros
Roberto “Bobby” Gonzales
Mike Pin
Espafiola
Questa crash brings full circle for emergency crews
Questa Police Chief Frank Gallegos, with 15 years of emergency response, reflects after a Blazer crash on an icy canyon switchback near Questa. He and maintenance worker Lawrence Bailén survived a 230 foot slide after repairing a communications repeater on Flag Mountain, highlighting the importance of working emergency infrastructure.
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Questa
Frank Gallegos
Gallegos
Lawrence Bailén
Flag Mountain
Bailen
Gonzales faces challenge over district residency
Longtime state representative Roberto Gonzales may lose his seat after redistricting moved his home into District 40 while he ran in District 42. Republican challenger Joseph Quintana argues Gonzales does not reside in the district he was elected to represent, prompting legal challenges and questions about the 2001 redistricting process.
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Roberto
Bobby” Gonzales
Gonzales
Joseph Quintana
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