Taos Pueblo looks to economic self sufficiency after busy year
Taos Pueblo ends 1981 with a government transition uncertain over federal budget cuts. Gov. Patricio Romero and Secretary Don Espinosa highlight youth involvement, new economic development efforts, and lobbying at state and national levels. Cuts imperil CETA health, family planning, native products, and HUD projects while some programs await funding decisions.
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Janice Daigh
Taos Pueblo
Patricio Romero
Don Espinosa
Romiero
Washington, D.C
William Burke
Tony V. Martinez
Espinosa
National Congress of American Indians
Romero
Spinosa
Tony Mirabal
Anchorage
Alaska
Kenneth Ssmith
Pueblos
Taos and
Picuris
Pueblo
Pueblo Clinic
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Taos Groups Appeal Hassell Spray Decision
Regional forester Hassell faces appeals from Taos and Il Rito groups urging reversal of rt 27 spray plans and a supplemental environmental impact statement. The Taos coalition argues health hazards were omitted and key economic factors left out, with doctors’ statements cited as a primary reference. The groups include the Committee for Integrated Pest Management and Taos Environmental Association among others.
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U.S
Hassell
U.S. Forest Service
Max Peterson
Il Rito
Taos
Taos Coalition
Fotice of Appeal Committee For
Taos Environmental Association
American Citizens Together
Committee To Save the
Rio Hondo
Taos Midwives Association
Las Acequias del Norte
Taos Action For Survival Council
Gary Schrodt
Committee For Integrated Pest Management
Schrodt
EIS
Forest Service
Taos Tomorrow planning group named by mayor
Taos Mayor Phil Lovato appointed a citizen committee to help develop the Taos Tomorrow project and update the town Comprehensive Plan of 1973. Committee members include Lovato as chair and Fred Peralta Orlando Ortiz Gene Berry Jacki Chase Ernest Romero Rena Rosequist Sheri Salazar Dr Paul Sears Jacobo Trujillo Horacio Trujillo and Jeri Vargas. The panel will advise the town council on utilities streets and land use with greater public participation. The Dec 17 listing in The Taos News was incorrect and referred to a different civic renter committee.
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Taos
Phil Lovato
Taos Tomorrow
Covice
Fred Peralta
Orlando Ortiz
Gene Berry
Jacki Chase
Rnest Romero
Rena Rosequist
Sheri Salazar
Paul Sears
Jacobo Trujillo
Horacio Trujillo
Jeri Vargas
Taos Town
Lovato
Taos News
Ken Blair
Glenn Romero
Larry Martinez
Yolanda Munoz
Frank Ortega
Larry Friday
Cal Loving
The
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
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IHS
Mspinosa
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Porcane
Ig Union
Vay
Anh
Ditty Vaid Beans
Ranchos de Taos
State's Historical Review Committee
San Francisco de Asis
Michael O'Brien
Hoya
Awep Emea
Tees Plaza Theatre
Fonda Kristofferson
Citizens’ Group
USFS
Carson
Victor's Restaurant
Aaa
Indian Hills
Spala
Joanneeding
Prudential
Henry A. Rivera
Insurance Ageacy
Taos - Questa
Angel Fire Cable Television Company
Questa
Ear Angel Fire
T’ Theos
Carlos
Chuck Asay
Taos County
Act Gow
John Garcia
Patrick Burns
Charlotte French
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