Beetle outbreak stokes debate over Wilderness Bill
The Englemann Spruce beetle infection in the Pecos Wilderness and Carson National Forest may affect the Wilderness Bill before the U.S. Senate. Logging and planned USFS surveys aim to gauge damage as opponents warn of blocking protections. experts warn untreated outbreaks could force costly actions if epidemics emerge.
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Pecos
Carson National Forest
U.S. Senate
Englemann
Carson
U. S. Forest Service
Leon Hill
USFS
Rio Arriba
el Prado
Anderson
Claude J. Anderson
Sam Gallegos
Robert Montoya
Gallegos
Montoya
Hill
Asis
Gene Mares
38 Named To Ranchos Honor Roll
Honor roll merit for the first semester was earned by 38 children of St. Francis Elementary School in Ranchos. To qualify, students must have at least a B average in all subjects and a B in conduct. Names span grades one through eight, including Eloy Abeyta and Theresa De Vargas in first grade, and Antonia Fernandez in eighth.
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St. Francis
Ranchos
Eloy Abeyta
Theresa de Vargas
Ruby Barela
Terry Lee McGuire
Rosalie Trujillo
Elizabeth Vasquez
Bernadette
Maes
Miranda Valerio
Jerry Mondragon
Luis Martinez
Mary Lou Said
Ruth Duran
Sylvia Maestas
Trudyann Valerio
Avoncarete
Lee Anna Romero
Teofista Romero
Theresa Santistevan
Connie Vasquez
Connie Chavez
Laureen Martinez
Louella Martinez
Frances Montoya
Irene Salazar
Svanna Martinez
Yolanda Romero
Lupita Valerio
J P Has Continued From Page One On The Cases
Rosa and Martinez along with Juan Espinosa faced charges from deer meat possession. The officer said the meat was older and not from the same deer, leading to dismissal. Town Magistrate Berg noted a quiet week with two cases. Edward Janousek, California, intoxicated charge dismissed and escorted out. Frank Romero, Taos Pueblo, intoxicated with fines and jail in lieu of payment, plus $10 for Taos Inn property damage.
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Rosa
Martinez
Juan Espinosa
Manuel Berg
Edward L. Janousek
el Centro
Calif
Frank C. Romero
Taos Pueblo
Taos Inn
Shelter offers dogs and cats through Taos shelter
Taos Animal Shelter president Charles Reynolds says he can help you find a pet, with dogs and cats available. The shelter lists female dogs including spayed ones, two part border collie females, about 10 to 12 other mixed breeds, plus one male and two female half grown kittens. Call 3002 to inquire.
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Charles Reynolds
Taos Animal Shelter
Obituary for Mrs Hidalgo Taos Woman 77
Pallbearers at the funeral a week ago of Mrs Sofia Hidalgo age 77 of Taos who died in January were her grandsons Nabor Cortez Jr Gallup Joe Roybal Espanola Moises Garcia Desiderio Garcia and Labre Cortez all of Taos and Macedonio Martinez Alamosa Colorado Eulogy by Modesto Borrego.
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Sofia Hidalgo
Taos
Nabor C. Cortez Jr
Gallup
Joe E. Roybal
Espanola
Moises Garcia
Desiderio Garcia
Labre Cortez
Macedonio Martinez
Alamosa
Colo
Modesto Borrego
Quote on wilderness work sparks debate in Congress
A speaker named Hill discusses the need for heavy equipment and road work to access wilderness areas, noting possible temporary rule bending. The House approved a related bill and it moves to the Senate, facing opposition from mining and egging interests who would be barred from wilderness operations.
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Hill
U. S
House of Representatives
Senate
Egging
Taos Animal Shelter Welcomes New Director Dr Grauman Wiksten
Dr Grauman Wiksten will take over as Taos Animal Shelter director this week. He comes from three years directing rabies control with Springfield Missouri health department and previously worked at a South Dakota animal hospital. He will run shelter operations, care for animals, and maintain an outside veterinary practice. His office and home will be at Pandos Road and Dolan Street.
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Grauman Wiksten
Taos
Wiksten
Springfield
South Dakota
Pandos Road
Dolan St
Hospital Notes ANMISSIONS listing births and dismissals
A hospital notes column lists births and dismissals with names and towns including Taos Pueblo Ranchos de Taos Taos Questa El Prado Taos and surrounding areas. Entries cover Jan 16 to Jan 22 with multiple family names and infants born or discharged.
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Eres Tan
Emily Jopes
Talpa
Frances Suazo
Taos Pueblo
Cincionital Greigo
Bernadette Struck
Ranchos de Taos
Bobby Abran Romero
Juan Trujillo
Taos
Josephine Cordova
el Prado
Erlinda Barela
Certo
Jeasie Ierie Lintzenich
Adonilro Duran
Questa
Marty Lou Corcha
Terry Lee McGuire
Eralia Cook
Ramona Cisneros
Loretta Teresa Anaya
Ranchos
John Mondragon
Pablo Quintana
Arroyo Seco
Eleuto Padilla
Ernest Garcia
Penasco
Leandro Mascarenas
Vadito
Rachael’ Pacheco
Augustina Trujillo
Ignacia Vallegos
Amalia
Patrick Lopez
St. Anthony's Parish
Juan Duran
Cecelia Rael
Teresita Montoya
Valdez
Geronimo Romero
Juanita Vargas
Juanita Ortiz
Telesfor Vigil
Adelina Quintana
Tony Gonzales
Lorraine Trujillo
Baby
Maxim Adoberavoski
Cincionita Greigo
Cerra
Emily Lopez
Dolores Mondragon
Jessie Marie Lint
Library Asks Books Return
The Harwood Foundation Library requests all borrowers return overdue books without fines if returned in January. Staff, budget constrained, aims to reclaim missing items for circulation and will not permit borrowers with overdue items to check out more.
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Harwood Foundation
Saga Writer Prepares Story on San Luis Land Grant Fight
Ed Will of Lander Wyoming, Saga Magazine writer, collected material here before traveling to San Luis Colorado to photograph and learn about the dispute between a land grant owner and Spanish American residents who claim rights to parts of the land.
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Ed Will
Lander, Wyo
Saga Magazine
San Luis
Colo
Will
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Arthur Hiller
Pot Creek
New Mexico
Denver Pyle
J.P
Revol & Sanise Plumbing & Heatley
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Kachina Lodge
Melody Kings of
Los Alamos
Kachina
WN. M
Hidalgo
DR. Wiksten
Santa Fe
Zenich
Rafelita Valdez
Revecca Padilla
Deckerhoff's
Saga
J. P. Brandenburg Real Estate Department
Jose
Pino
Baca
Southwest
Ford
J. P. Brandenburg Real Estate
Taos Theatre
Swift
Colorado Red
Wade
Chuck Roast
Usda Good
Taos Locker's
Ray
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