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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2000
Page
4
Taos County moves to tax bison herds like cattle after state legislation. Chief appraiser Gerald Nichols says no owners have come forward yet. a county-wide count will begin if reports are not filed by February end. Tax is prorated and based on state valuations, with penalties for noncompliance.
Taos resident Raymond H. Lutz earned the Paul Tissandier Diploma from the Federation Aeronautique Internationale for his aviation leadership and contributions. Nominated by the National Aeronautic Association, Lutz helped supervise record attempts as a longtime NAA board member and pilot. He soloed at 16, joined the Air Force in 1951, served as a fighter pilot, flew for TWA, and retired in 1985 as a captain after 30 years. His notable moment includes transporting Smokey Bear’s body home for burial in New Mexico.
Mesa Vista School Board votes to extend Vernon Jaramillo’s contract through 2001 2002 with a condition tying renewal to more than 75 percent of board set goals. Goals include quarterly community newsletters on bond and mill levy spending, aggressive outside fundraising, and greater district visibility. Jaramillo has led the district since July 1987 and retains a $72,100 salary.
Police briefs describe larceny of a vehicle near Burch and Los Panchos, a Utah-wanted suspect held for extradition, thefts at Taos High School, vandalism and arson attempts, peppering of an apartment, and various state police reports across Taos Questa Arroyo Hondo and Red River December 24 through 29.
Taos attorney and banker Elia Romero elected president of the board of trustees to lead the final stretch of the foundation campaign to create the National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico. The foundation aims to identify preserve and enhance arts and humanities rooted in New Mexico's 400 year Hispanic heritage.
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