Guard cancels Taos bomber flight plan over Taos County
Maj Gen Edward Baca said on Tuesday he withdrew a plan for low altitude flights over Taos County. He announced the decision at a Taos Junior High School meeting attended by about 450 people. The public affairs officer noted the group was surprised by the withdrawal. The meeting included local guard supporters Tony Reyna and Gus Cordova among attendees.
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Taos County
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Taos Junior High School
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Tony Reyna
Taos Pueblo
Gus Cordova
Taos
Bennie Martinez
Taos considers new Taos campus plan with bonds and state aid
Taos Elementary and Garcia Middle could be sold to house a Taos campus for a proposed Northern New Mexico Community College and community services complex. A $1.6 million state appropriation and a $45 million bond issue are under review, with tax impact unclear until state funds are known.
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Salazar Road
Taos High School
Taos Municipal School Board
New Mexico Community College
Fred Peralta
Taos College
Peralta
Molycorp's Questa mine to close mill as costs outrun price
Moly price sits about $1 below break even at $3.30 per pound causing the Questa molybdenum mine to suspend mill operations this week. Molyeart employs 233 workers this week while stockpiling ore to restart later. Since reopening in October after a four year halt, about 5 million pounds have been processed.
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Questa
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Leroy Apodaca
Apodaca
Denver
Unocal
Five local subsidies sought in Enchanted Circle bills
New Mexico lawmakers introduced five capital outlay bills in the 1990 session to fund Taos area projects. Rep Fred Peralta proposed three measures including a 250000 day care center grant in Taos County, a 200000 sewer line loan repayment for El Prado District, and a 200000 payoff for Pefiasco Mutual Domestic Water with senior bill relief. Sen Carlos Cisneros proposed 800000 for Taos water transmission lines with a 400000 federal match, and Sen John Morrow sought 250000 to buy Taos Nest water rights for its village system.
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Fred Peralta
D-Taos
Sacar
Taos County
Peralta
el Prado
Carlos Cisneros
Taos
John Morrow
D-Cimarron
Hagle Nest
Taos District pushes Tuesday tax levy vote
Students teachers and officials unite under Our Kids Count to seek renewal of a two mill property tax levy in Taos School District set to expire June 30. The levy would raise nearly 1 million over three years for renovations and equipment, with voters casting ballots on February 6.
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Taos Weather Forecast Amid Cold Snap and Snow Showers
The Taos area recorded a high of 50 degrees on Friday January 26 and a low of 0 on Thursday January 25. The forecast for February 1 to February 3 calls for cloudy cool conditions with a chance of showers or snow showers especially Friday. Highs will be in the 30s to 40s with lows from minus to 20.
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Pew
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