30 Dec 2004
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2004
Page
1
This issue showcases a 64 page booklet of discounts from Taos County businesses. Readers can explore savings across the region with coupons highlighted throughout the edition. TEMPO continues to feature local commerce and community notices.
Tigers beat rival in a tight finish after a recent 8-4 loss. Also notes two local deaths, Earl Reuter of Taos and Vicente N Vigil of Ranchos de Taos, with related pages indicated.
Gus Cordova announced his resignation as town manager after 19 years and 103 days to accept the directorship of the New Mexico Association of Counties. He disclosed the quick hiring process and recalled the abrupt call after final interviews with the 33-member board at the Hyatt Regency in Albuquerque. His first day is January 18.
Cristy Levet, 44, last living in Questa, was found dead near the Sonic Drive-In in Taos after being seen on a Conoco surveillance video at 6 11 a.m. on December 22. Police say no trauma evident and toxicology results will take about two months.
A retrospective look at 2004 across ecosystems and policy. It highlights the Valle Vidal gas drilling push in Carson National Forest, the conservation push led by Robert Redford and Governor Richardson, and industry, government, and citizen clashes including 3000 letters urging no drilling. It notes public interest pieces and sections A2 to B9 detailing top trials, Taos government, sports, photos, and year-end lists.
Taos and Questa districts faced upheaval through 2004 with renovations at Taos High School, a facelift, new administrators, and a push for charter and new high school plans. The year included four THS bomb threats, a locker room fire, and litigation over No Child Left Behind progress.
Rep. Roberto Gonzales of Taos County supports proposed changes as New Mexico legislators prepare to convene. Discussion may include subdivision regulation reform and family lot split impacts on Taos and Santa Fe Counties. Proposals also consider regulation-free zones for off grid sustainable living ventures.
Democratic Sen. Carlos Cisneros says he will carry multiple water and infrastructure bills in the new session. He expects to co chair the Water Resources Interim Committee again and advance the Strategic River Reserves Initiative to divert severance tax funds into a state fund for water compact obligations and to prevent fund shortfalls.
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