Taos Air Force Meeting Ends With Shouts From Crowd
About 200 Taos residents packed Taos Civic Plaza on Thursday evening as representatives of the U S Air Force tried to host a public scoping meeting on a proposed Realistic Bomber Training route that could fly over Taos County. Citizens loudly demanded to be heard and the session turned rowdy.
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Donna Hagler
Taos
Air Force
Vivian Weigel
Jess
Taos Civic Plaza
U.S. Air Force
Taos County
Taosefios protest Air Force route plan at heated meeting
At a boisterous town hall Taosefios protested a proposed Air Force training route for B 1 and B 52 bombers. Air Force reps displayed maps and answered specific questions, while critics complained the session was not a true public forum and warned of further public frustration.
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Taosefios
Air Force
Vivian Weigel
Taos Pueblo Says It Cannot Pay Full Gaming Fees
Taos Pueblo mailed a 4516.31 check to the New Mexico state treasurer on January 28 with a letter stating the tribe has no revenue left for the quarter. The 1997 gaming compact required 168850.88 in regulatory and revenue sharing fees from Taos Mountain Casino, 52 150 and 116 700 88 respectively. Gov Ruben Romero and War Chief Vincent Lujan Sr said the tribe cannot pay the full amount due to fluctuating tourism income and profits being largely taxed by the state. They noted the casino relies on tourism and the balance after the payment left their bank account at zero.
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Taos Pueblo
New Mexico
Taos Mountain
Accord
Ing
Ruben Romero
Vincent J. Lajan Sr
Michael A. Montoya
Gary Johnson
Romero
Lujan
Johnson
Supreme Court
Taos Mountain Casino
East
Moreno Valley Ranch
Campbell resigns as Holy Cross chief executive officer
Rita Campbell, chief executive officer of Holy Cross Hospital, has resigned to take a job in Arizona. Her last day is March 2. Fred Peralta, Taos Health Systems chairman, said an interim CEO from Quorum Health Resources will assume duties soon to avoid project delays. Campbell declined to comment.
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Rita Campbell
Holy Cross Hospital
Arizona
Fred Peralta
Taos Health Systems, Inc
Campbell
Peralta
Quorum Health Resources, Inc
Delaware Corporation
Rita
Taos News
Holy Cross
Sheds Lyons ordered to surrender sled dogs in Carson
In Taos County Judge Erminio Martinez ordered animal control to confiscate all dogs from Sue Shem Lyons except three chosen by her. The Taos shelter has 26 of Lyons dogs and others were picked up over the weekend, with possible additional dogs remaining. The ruling addresses a public nuisance charge stemming from the Sept. 12, 1997 incident and the many dogs claimed to create health and welfare concerns.
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Magistrate Court
Erminio Martinez
Sue “Shem” Lyons
Carson
Animal Control
Lyons
Humane Society of Taos
Eddie Martinez
Taos County
Lyons’ Neigh
Taos break-in targets cars and school parking lot
Two juveniles connected to a break-in at Taos High School during the Taos Robertson basketball game Saturday night were arrested by Taos police the same evening. A stolen billfold tied to the case was later found with one youth. Police and juvenile probation officials continue the investigation.
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Taos
Taos-Robertson
Town of Taos
Taos Paniet
Neil Curran
Rey Garcia
DA Collects On Worthless Checks In Taos Pilot Program
The District Attorney's office collected 52 555 29 dollars from bad checks in a pilot worthless check project within the pretrial services department directed by Ernest Ortega. The program aims to aid local businesses while offering alternatives like community service for nonviolent first offenders. Ortega notes 227 files opened, 111 closed, with checks ranging from 3 48 to 7 640.
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Taos
Dda
Ernest Ortega
Ortega
Singeli Agnew
District Attorney's Office
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