Men Fined On Knifing At Chifle Lounge in Questa
Three men were fined 50 dollars each by Questa Peace Justice Irma Robinson for a knife attack at the Chifle Lounge in Questa on January 2. Police say Eddie Archuleta, 24, and Paul Archuleta, 30, were involved with George Ciarcia, 29, of Castilla, during the incident. Garcia allegedly used a knife to escape, with Eddie suffering a 4 inch stomach cut and Paul a 1 inch cut. The trio faced public affray charges.
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Questa
Questa Peace
Irma Robinson
Jerry Ortiz
Eddie
Paul Archuleta
George
Ciarcia
Castilla
Ortiz
Garcia
Paul
Driver Cited After Accident Near Montoya Radio Shop
A Tapsman driver, Sean McCrady, 26, struck a wall on Ran chilos Road near Montoya's Radio Shop around midnight Friday. He was treated at Holy Cross Hospital for dental injuries and released. Police cited him for reckless driving, no driver’s license, and driving while intoxicated.
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Ranchilos
Montoya
Felix Martinez
Sean McCrady
Holy Cross Hospital
McCrady
Mare Fine
Martinez
Police Report Continues On Salazar Incident
An officer recounts a tense exchange with Salazar and his sister Polly at the police station and in town. Salazar disputed statements, called a response a lie, and was told to go home or leave the area. The next day the journalist notes Salazar and Polly were reportedly seeking the reporter.
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Salazar
Elling
Martinez
Ortiz
Polly
Questa net population change at mine affects local schools
The latest mine output shifts reduce the town school roll by five students over two weeks, offset by a Sever student aid. The superintendent predicts stable enrollment within expected growth and expects little impact from Mol y mine population changes. The community discusses Questa as a boom town due to mining and the economy.
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Moly
Bob Bryants
Questa
Sally
Angel Fire Club Plans Independent Community Ski Project
Angel Fire Club advances a 25,000 acre development near Eagle Nest named Monte Verde Country Club and Angel Fire Ski Basin. It envisions 200 homes around the country club and 200 around Angel Fire Ski Village, an airport, 16 ski lifts, a gondola, a lake, and a commercial strip with stores, to form an independent community within 20 years. work began in 1985 with a temporary air strip to be ready by next fall and initial golf and ski operations opening.
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Eagle Nest
Monte Verde Country Club
Angel Fire Ski Basin
Maxwell Land
Woods
Monte Verde
Angel Fire
Buffington, Fulgensi, Woods and Associates
Albuquerque
New Mexico Ski Area Association
Sandia Peak
Gondala
U. S. Geological Survey
Angel Fire Village
Taos Police Parking Spot Tension Sparks Verbal Clash
Witnesses recount a heated scene as Abeyta and others clash over a police parking space in Taos. Felix Martinez voices frustration at state Mento Salazar, while others argue about duty and respect for officers. Family remarks escalate tensions before leaving.
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Abeyta
Felix Martinez
Taos
Mento Salazar
Salazar
Ortiz
Taos Board approves two year contract for Supt. Otero
Taos Municipal Board of Education unanimously offered Supt. Joe L. Otero a new two year contract and a salary raise to align with similar size districts. The raise will be fixed with the 1966-67 budget after consulting the state school finance division. Otero, who has led Taos schools 19 years, said he will continue efforts to improve education within financial limits while building programs proceed. The board also approved Head Start and bus contractor changes, named Fred Martinez assistant principal, and accepted the Taos Municipal Education Association as the bargaining agent.
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Taos
Otero
Fernando Valdez
J. €. Cantu
Valdez
Hecarter
Claudio Gonzales
Phil Lavadie
Arturo Pacheco
Amarante Vigil
Arturo Archuleta
Lavadie
Archuleta
Canon
EL Prado
Llano Quemado
Arroyo Seco
Arroyo Hondo - San Cristobal
Teas
Juty
Otto Needing
Fred Martinez
Taos Elementary
Orlando Ortiz
Taos Municipal Education Association
Pele Garcia
TMEA
American Federation of Teachers
Teachers’ Union
New Mexico Education Association
Nationi Education Association
School Boards Association
Minneapolis
J.C. Cantu
Reference table aids New Mexico tax deductions
New Mexico taxpayers may use a state sales tax table as a guide when filing 1965 federal returns. Printed in the instructions for the first time since 1960, the table reflects a 1966 Bureau of Labor Statistics spending study and shows average state sales tax paid by residents. It omits auto taxes, which may be added separately. Taxpayers may still deduct actual taxes if preferred.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wiliam M. Coard
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Labor Statistics
District of Columbia
Coard
Wyatt Cat
Vehicle collision report details injuries after hit and run
Drennan reported Griego driving over 70 miles per hour and striking Mrs Cordova from behind. The car traveled an additional 168 feet after impact, injuring the woman with severe head and leg trauma. Two juveniles were passengers in Griego's car, per Drennan and Officer Orlig.
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Kit Carson
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Evia Arellano
Laura Craft
Manuelita Fernandez
Laura Gonzales
Cordilia Trujillo
Viola Martinez
Mabel Valdez
Minnie
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Plaza - Questa, NM
the Taos News
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Jelie
Home Supply
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Ernest T. Garcia
U. S. Army
Viet Nam
Adelaida Garcia
Fort Polk
Theo
Fort Bennlog
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