Tigers ready for 1975 schedule
Taos Tigers enter a five day stretch starting Friday January 31 with three games in a row. They host Robertson Cardinals at 6 p m then travel to Pojoaque Saturday and face Cibola High Tuesday. Taos eyeing two wins, Robertson is 1-4, Pojoaque a solid AA program, Cibola new to Taos schedule. Coach Leland Abreu notes a young team and depth issues as the key storyline this week.
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Taos Ski Valley Day Proves Gentle Slopes Suit All
A sunny Taos outing debunks fears about Taos Ski Valley’s vertical trails. Two skiers with mixed experience recount missteps and learning moments, from late starts to gear checks, praising the mountain’s easy to moderate runs and forgiving chairlift system. They note poor trail markers and plan for future after-ski gear pockets.
Lifesaving knowledge and wilderness first aid
Taos writer argues for preparedness in mountain travel advocating simple gear and a small first aid kit. He recalls using basic emergency care, including CPR awareness, during a hypothermia incident with his seven year old son and notes the value of training for ambulance attendants. The piece emphasizes courage, practical readiness, and teaching safety to children.
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Rare etchings among top 1973 investment fields
Pick's World Currency Report estimates that 1973 world auction levels for choice etchings were about 400 per cent above 1972 prices, making them the most profitable field for speculative investors. The ranking also highlights unrealist art, drawings and pastels, rare stamps, clocks and watches and antimony.
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NRA plans survival exercise at Raton New Outdoor Center
The NRA will open an Outdoor Center near Raton and run a survival leadership school January 11 to 17. Four six member teams including one all female and one primitive team will train in field conditions at 6500 to 8000 feet, using minimal gear. Rescue support comes from St. John’s College and Colorado Air National Guard with Aero-Monte conducting daily recon. Leaders include Bob Whitmore and George Keeney with development of the 38000 acre center set to begin next summer after NRA board approval.
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Council For Survival Education
New Mexico
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Bob Whitmore
George R. Keeney
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Marilyn Kuhner
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A. Lee Robertson
Taos Taos Ski Valley and area report strong skiing
Taos Ski Valley reports very good skiing with all lifts operating and all trails open. Kachina Basin shows excellent conditions. Angel Fire shows good to excellent skiing on a 16 inch base with all lifts running and most trails open. Sipapu offers beginner to intermediate runs on an adequate base. Powder Puff Mountain at Red River has two foot packed base with all lifts running and all trails open. Red River Ski Area opens main chairlift to the top and begins snowmaking on a 12 inch base with all trails open.
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