Early U S Ideals Needed Tells Kiwanis Club
Merle H. Tucker of Gallup urged a return to old fashioned American ideals of cooperation and service at the Taos Kiwanis Club anniversary banquet. He warned today’s focus on security threatens freedom and urged individuals to share responsibility to defend the United States. The event featured student entertainment and installation of new officers led by Tucker substituting for Kiwanis District Lt. Gov. Smith.
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Taos Kiwanis Club
Sagebrush
Larkin
Merle H. Tucker
Gallup
Kiwanis International
State Department of Development
Tucker
Sagebrush Inn
United States
America
George
Kiwanis Dist
Robert A. Smith
Joe A. Maes
Eloy
Jeaneie
Emilio Lujan
Jose M. Rodriguez
LeRoy Garcia
Joe C. Cantu
Polite Martinez
Espil Montoya
Ruben Vigil
W. D. Vickers
LeRoy Newman
Solomon Struck
Larkin Salazar
Hospital Admissions and Birth Notices for Taos Area
Admissions list records multiple Taos residents and affiliates from January 9 to January 18 including families from Ranchos de Taos Taos Pueblo Arroyo Seco and Questa with numerous names and associated towns. Separate birth notices list newborns to local residents with dates and parental names.
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Clorinda Struck
Ranchos de Taos
Matthew Sanchez
Leonard Preston
Reyes Mascarenas
Adeline Quintana
Taos
Geronamino Romero
Taos Pueblo
James Paul Martinez
Lane Pattison
Fruotosa Martinez
Arroyo Seco
Phoebe Cottam
Teresita Monatya
Valdez
Leandro Mascarenas
Vadito
Raquel Pacheco
Dovie Jean Simpson
Millisa Catitu
Augustina Trujillo
Winnifred Bernighaus
Ignacio Vallejos
Amalia
Patrick Lopez
St. Anthony's Church
Penasco
Rebecca Trujillo
el Prado
Juanita Ortiz
Questa
Schools Debate State Revenue and Tax Proposals
Lawmakers criticize governor for not appointing the School Advisory Finance Committee and note leakage in the 2 percent sales tax. They urge budgeting by need, discuss a possible 1 percent sales tax, and urge merit-based reforms at the Bureau of Revenue amid a 12 percent rise in personal incomes and business profits during the recession year.
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Joe Romero
Brooks
State Bureau of Revenue
Bureau of Revenue
Key Club To Assist MOD Drive In Taos
Taos High School Key Club plans a March of Dimes drive from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday Jan 20, aiming for a $200 goal. Collections will be at road block near the Plaza with later coverage in Penasco and Questa. Local stores support the effort with prizes and a Loretta’s Dress Shop and E Chico Dress Shop offering merchandise and tickets for 25 cent donations. The Taos Music Shop sells 45 and 78 RPM records for 25 cents each to raise MOD funds.
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Taos High School
Loretta's
E Chico
Taos Music Shop
FHA Explains Aid to Hail Area Victims
Farmers Home Administration officials say Taos County was declared eligible for disaster aid eight days after the August hail storm. Loans for agriculture were offered at 3 percent, and Rural Home loans became available starting October. Five applications were filed, one withdrawn, and loans were issued.
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Farmers Home Administration
Taos
FHA
Taos County Historical Society Meeting Date Set
The Taos County Historical Society will hold its next regular meeting at 7 30 p m on January 6 at the Harwood Foundation. The program for the meeting will be announced next week.
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Taos County Historical Society
Harwood Foundation
Taos Pueblo Seeks Title to Sacred Forest Lands Fifty Thousand Acres
Petition urges Congress to grant Taos Pueblo a trust title to about fifty thousand acres, with exclusive use of sacred forest lands and watershed protection in cooperation with the National Forest Service. The plea cites the 1933 Act and the 1940 Permit as the basis for this long-standing request.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Taos, Pueblo
National Forest Service
Taos Pueblo
Ran chos Community Well Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Ran chos Community Well is scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at the mission school. The meeting will elect officers for the coming year.
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Ranchos
Mission School
Two Stores Hit as Ah Man Is Charged
El Merjof Pot Creek and Rioland Drug Store glass doors were kicked in and liquor stolen. Honorio Arellano of Arroyo Hondo charged with breaking and entering and Larceny after allegedly taking four bottles valued about $30 and sharing with friends. Cardenas and Welch charged with misdemeanor for accepting stolen property. Arellano held for District Court with $1000 bond.
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Plaza
Arellano
Jinte
Louie Cardenas
el Merjof Pot Creek
Grande
el Mercado
Honorio Arellano
Arroyo Hondo
Cardenas
Welch
Clothes Needed For The Needy Kiwanis Drive
Kiwanis Underprivileged Children Committee asks for children’s clothing to aid families in winter. Donate usable items for boys and girls from one to fifteen years. Drop at Taos Municipal Schools Administrative Building or Old Saavedra Home. call PL 83385 or PL 82491 for pickup.
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Kiwanis
Taos Municipal Schools
Saavedra
Right Price Right Price Car Offers High Value Choice
The copy notes a car with hundreds less than Fairlanes and cheaper compacts. It highlights strong gas mileage and a design aimed at reducing routine service to twice yearly or every 6,000 miles.
Ranchos Man Casias Seeks County Commissioner Seat
Pablo Paul Casias of Ranchos de Taos announced this week his bid for County Commissioner District 3 in the Democratic primary. A lifelong Ranchos resident and owner of Pauls Bar, Casias is making his first run for public office. He is a Taos schools graduate and has one child.
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Pablo Paul Casias
Ranchos de Taos
Ranchos
Casias
Paul's
Taos
Asias
Food Store Burglarized in Guadalupe Plaza
Eloy Gurule owner of Your Home Food Store reports a casual burglary occurred early Friday morning. A preliminary inventory shows some loss including cigarettes and ham, but items were left in place after burglars potentially opened the back door but failed to force it, with front door glass broken.
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Guadalupe Plaza
Eloy Gurule
Gurule
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Lawrence Santistevan
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Clarinda Struck
Davie Jean Simpson
Winnifred Berninghaus
Porferia Montoya
Colorado
Candida Trujillo
Rebecca Trujilllo
I Prado
Taos County
State March of Dimes
R. B. Conway
State Office
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Ramon Romero
Ruth Roybal
Albert Micra
AH Man
Wilford Glenn
New Mexico
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Lyonart Radio & TV
Ranchitos Road
Miller's
Santa Pe
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New Amsterdam Casualty Co
New Hampshire Insurance Co
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Foundation Reserve Mutual of Omaha
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J. P. Brandenburg Agency, Inc
Taos Theatre
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