Board Rebuffs Cash Needs Amid CAP Funding Friction
Community Action Program leaders face criticism over funding delays and bookkeeping problems. Silk screening cooperative leader Cl eofes Vigil demanded immediate funds and a clear answer on the $6900 promised in September. Regional office moves to Dallas cited as a cause, while board members urged faster disbursal and questioned priorities for the poor and emergency food vouchers.
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Salazar
Martinez
Benito Chavez
Rio Atuba
San Cristobal
Cleofes Vigil
Pat Gibbons
Gibbons
Leroy Medina
Austin
Dallas
Texas
Silk Screen Cooperative
Medina
Mary Alexander
Alexander
Brans Honored by Medical Administrators Academy
Ronald N. Branscomb administrator at Presbyterian Hospital is elected member of the American Academy of Medical Administrators. He will receive certificate and credentials at the Academy Convocation in Chicago on August 23.
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Embado
Ronald N. Branscomb
Presbyterian Hospital
American Academy of Medical Administrators
Chicago
Ill
J Valentine rites honor longtime Taos CPA in memorial
Memorial services for James F. Valentine who died January 9 at Holy Cross Hospital were held January 13 at Garcia's St Martin Chapel conducted by Bent Masonic Lodge. Born January 16, 1903 in Cleveland, he lived in Taos since 1930. He was a CPA, member of AICPA and NM Society of CPAs, and a 42nd degree Mason. Survived by wife Mary McGonagill of Taos.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Bent Masonic’ Lodge
Garcia’s St. Martin Chapel
Albuquerque
Cleveland
Ohio
Valentine
Taos
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
New Mexico Society of Cpa
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Kit Carson Memorial Foundation
Taos County Cooperative Health Association
Farm Security Administration
Santa Fe High School
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Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Notary Public Certificate of Acknowledgment Fragment
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ith day of January, 1971. I certify I am not an officer or director of this bank. Commission expires October 1971. Josepha A. Cra, Notary Public.
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State of New Mexico
County of Twos
Josepha A. Cra
Red River Voters to Elect Mayor and Council
Red River residents will vote on a mayor and four council members at a March 19 election. The Taos News retractions note misattributions by Ted Stults to David Stults and deny claims of a preballoting split on incorporation. No official plans for area expansion or increased advertising or room rent taxes have been announced.
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Red River
Ted Stults
Taos News
David Stults
Little Red School House
New Mexico
Taos High Ski Club Seeks Donations and Help
Taos High School students form a ski club to broaden teen skiing access. Some lack equipment or warm clothing and seek donors of gear or clothing. Call 758-4208 with name and address for pickup and arrange work in return for the donation.
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Taos High School
Northern New Mexico urged to boost per pupil funding
Wugalter pressed for higher per child spending from 82 to 87 dollars, citing northern New Mexico needs. He urged continued legislative support via Senator Trujillo and a 500000 program enrichment request. He argued for bilingual considerations and a need based prefirst program.
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New Mexico
Wugalter
C. B. Trujillo
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wagaker
Wugaster
Alfonso Vigil
Taos
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