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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2004
Page
1
Inside Tempo chronicles a writer and photographer going behind the headlines to meet the people of Baghdad. The piece highlights frontline life, resilience, and daily realities amid conflict in the Iraqi capital.
Residents take to the snow as they sled and tub, proving the chill is not for misery. The piece highlights hardy locals making the most of bitter conditions and suggests more on Page B8.
An Eagle Nest parish urged removal of Father John Dear from St. Mel’s church amid antiwar sermons. Also notes obituaries: Theresa Nafiez Chavez Barajas died December 18 in Sacramento after illness. Orlando P. Espinoza, 56, of Los Cérdovas died December 28. Lindsay Anne Howard, 24, of Arroyo Hondo died December 27. Octaviano Lucero, 66, of Cahda died December 30. Gilbert Martinez, 48, of Vadito died January 4. José Mufiz, 90, of Rodarte died December 25.
A fragment shows sections labeled Tempo 31 Tempo 25 Tempo 27 with departments B7 B10 and Tempo 34. The clipping implies a page index or feature digests rather than a complete story. No persons or organizations are clearly named in the readable text.
Hundreds packed the Armory in Taos for a Yellow Ribbon ceremony as the 1115th Transportation Company prepared for Iraq. Dignitaries attended while families expressed concern and gratitude, with Kinney and López among mournful supporters.
The proposal would designate Eagle Nest Lake as a 5000 acre state park, potentially opening by July 2004. The plan involves a land swap and lake management transfer approved by the Game and Fish Commission, with state parks and Game and Fish jointly operating the site.
A strong natural gas smell in Taos on Saturday prompted fire and police action in the Bent Street area. Authorities closed roads, evacuated briefly, and searched Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, town buildings, and local businesses with PNM assistance as officials sought the odor’s source. The cause remained unknown by Tuesday.
Snow in the past 24 hours totals zero inches while midmountain depth sits at 40 inches, signaling stable base conditions as the season opens. Local skiers should plan for packed powder and occasional wind crust on higher terrain.
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