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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1983

Page

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Taos County raises blocked amid budget fight

Taos County commissioners halted the 25 percent raise for officials after Attorney General Bardacke deemed it unconstitutional. They tabled the ambulance contract and the Llano Quemado zoning district special election while reviewing the budget to raise extra funds for the county extension service and senior citizens programs. A new septic tank for the Amalia senior center was approved.

Fcdy Romero Taos County Paul Bardacke Tans County Taos Llano Quemado Tres Re la Serna 1 Valle Esconido el Prado Thads Amalia Senior Citizens

Women to be a sheriff luncheon planned for Feb 28

The Democratic Women's Forum luncheon on February 28 will feature Cordova discussing the sheriff's office challenges. All candidates in the upcoming school board elections are invited. The no host luncheon starts at 11 30 a.m. at La Cocina. Men and women may attend and reservations are not required. President Beatrice Silva notes attendees can return to work by 1 p.m.

Democratic Women's Forum Cordova Sheriff's Office Felipe Re la Cocina Beatrice Silva

Pueblo seeks smooth deal over Salto Road dispute

Pueblo officials led by Paul Bernal of the Tribal Rights Protection Office seek to negotiate with the El Salto people to resolve the El Salto road trespass dispute as U S Solicitor Jeff Taylor confirms a trespass claim against 200 Arroyo Seco residents. The election for the El Valle de Los Ranchos Water and Sanitation District board is set for February 8 in Ranchos de Taos at San Francisco de Asis gym.

Faos Pueblo Salto Road Paul Bernal Tribal Rights Protection Office el Salto Bernal U.S Jeff Taylor Arroyo Seco Board of Commissioners of el Valle de Los Ranchos Water and Sanitation District San Francisco de Asis Ranchos de Taos Office of el Valle de Los Ranchos Sanitation District R.G Cavalry Road Pete Suazo Paul Valerio Commission Delfino Torrez Nancy Gonzales Llano Quemado Los Cordovas Talpa la Cordillera

Des Montes to submit petitions for special zoning district

Des Montes residents plan a final meeting Tuesday January 25 at 7 p.m. in Arroyo Seco School to nominate commissioners for the proposed special zoning district and to ready petitions for filing with the county clerk.

Des Montes Arroyo Seco School

Thieves Hit Taos Residents Burglaries Reported

Three Taos residents and a local business lost about 1000 dollars in goods last week. Items included a $100 Australian Shepherd, $225 in jewelry and a cassette recorder, and $400 in skis and bindings. A small $25 candy theft also occurred at Taos Cinema. Police continue investigating the cases.

Taos Garcia Lane Mary Sowers Burch Street Edwin Nettleton

Penasco PHS coach placed on probation after incident

The New Mexico Activities Association bars Creu Marques of Penasco High School from coaching for a period following an incident with a referee during a game against West Las Vegas. Marques apologized, and Penasco leaders review the matter with the district and board of education officials.

Trujillo Ponasco West Las Vegas Dee Fi Marquez Uid NSEAA Mitques Piaeseu School Penasco Board of Educatoo Ure Nada Marguréa Tiuet BooGtieiot Comal Ee

Snowpack runs high in Taos area this winter

Snowpack in Taos County is well above last year with measurements from four sites on December 31 showing depths more than double prior figures. Hopewell Lake averages 44.3 inches with 11 inches water. North Costilla 15.8 inches. Galluppos Peak 40 inches. Red River Pass 22 inches. Officials caution it is early to predict spring floods.

Rhy Bryan Welch Taos Sail Conservation Service Taos County Joe Kidel Tange Hopewell Lake SCS Costilla Vermejo Giailugpos Peak Ited River Pass Fidel Dan Ruiz Suid Conservation Agency

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