Bond Meetings Set To Explain Questa School Bond Issue
Questa Independent School District 9 outlines a February schedule of bond information meetings for voters in Questa Amalia Corra Red River and surrounding communities. Speakers include Eugene B. Chauvin and Dale Smith. district officials discuss bond adoption, school improvements and related actions.
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Questa
Tita Martinez
Achool
Amatia
Castilla
Corra
Red River
Eugene B. Chauvin
Amalia Pta
Dale Smith
PLA
Richard H. MacBride
Quinandl .O
Dan Quintana
Ben Arellano
Jose Lucas Sanchez
Minneapolis
Minn
Cerra
Pres
CAP loaned bank offices to Taos CAP group
Jack Brandenburg of First State Bank of Taos loaned three rooms in the old bank building to Taos County Community Action Project free of charge. CAP director Ralph Rivera said the offices at the old Ranchos elementary School need repairs and heating work and should be ready for occupancy soon.
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Jack Brandenburg
First State Bank of Taos
Bank
Taos County Community Action Project
CAP
Ranchos Cap
Ralph Rivera
Brandenburg
Ranchos
Taos LDS Names 06 Officers Replaced in Branch Presidency
The Taos branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announces 1066 officers with Roper W. Sorenson released to return to Salt Lake City. Wallace D Chapman becomes president, with Harold B Maxwell and Bernabe B Garcia as counselors and Lee Foster as clerk.
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Taos
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
L.D8
LDS
Roper W. Sorenson
Nora Chapman
Carmen Lieurance
Lada Cantu
Brice Nicholson
Luciano Olpuin
Young People's Mutual Improvement Association
Wanda Choate
Bonnie Garcia
Carol Maxwell
Don D. Seaman
Magdalena Gale
Lorraine Garcia
Lee Foster
Debating Star McGinnis Leads School To Honors
McGinnis coaches the school debate team and hosting teacher of today award hopes. Yolanda Chavez reports student Yolanda Chavez highlights Jeannine Mutz active in ski club senior class secretary and Girls Athletic Association. McGinnis has led the team to ten trophies with three years of outstanding debate.
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McGinnis
U.S
National Forensic League
Ansivers For Veterans Education And VA Certification Details
Guidance on obtaining veteran status certificates for FHA loans shows VA forms and discharge papers needed. It explains disallowing a separate submission, reporting total income for VA benefits, and education allowances for children of veterans with 10 percent disability, including form numbers and time limits.
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Veterans Administration
FHA
Morgage
Tama
Viet Nurse Thanks Taos for Gifts
Taos nurse Lt Mary Agnes Trujillo serving at the 85th Evacuation Hospital in Viet Nam thanks Taos residents for a Christmas package via the VFW. She shares details of hospital life, long shifts, patient care, and her gratitude for civilian support during the war.
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Taos
Viet Nam
Mary Agnes Trujillo
Taosenos
V.F.W
Yur
Around and About: Holidays and Travel Tidbits
Early Thursday morning John Anderson left for an extended visit in Amarillo Texas and in Mexico. Will and Mrs Austin will care for the ranch. Jeffery Jordans and Vikings friends visited Sangre De Crista over Christmas. The Red River ski slopes provided a festive playground. A Sour Dough Pancake brunch at Mrs Jack Yaples featured honey maple syrup and crisp bacon. The Burns Honeymooned at Singing River Ranch and later visited Taos with Myma Satterfield’s mother Florence Satterfield for a birthday meal. H Vaughn Bakery closed briefly for vacation through Jan 37.
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John Anderson
Amarillo
Texas
Mexico
Will Austin
Jeffery Jordans
Minnesota Vikings
Sangre de Crista
Red River
Jack Yaple
Larry Burns
Singing River Ranch
Burns
Myma Satterfield
Myma
Florence Satterfield
Taos
Education Costs in New Mexico Expenditures Compare
Albert K. Noh of the Taxpayers Association notes New Mexico spends the highest share of per capita income on public education, with 0.6 percent vs 3.7 percent national average. The article cites per pupil costs, pupil-teacher ratios, and rising state education appropriations through 1965-66, alongside tax and debt implications.
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Albert K. Noh
The
Taxpayer's Association
United States
New Mexico
Nohi
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Texas
Oklahoma
Idaho
Taxpayers Association of
California
Noht
Delinquent Parking Fines Highlight Town Revenue Gap
Parking fines and overtime tickets burden Mally Rivera reports only one payer so far. Two officials hold 224 unpaid tickets over two years, with one offering no comment. A federal employee promised to pay 64 tickets on Jan 18 but did not by Friday. 1965 unpaid fines could raise 5153.50 plus 38628.44 from meters and 895.21 overtime, aiding town funds. Collection authority and bench warrants draw scrutiny. Ten percent funds meter upkeep and insurance, nine percent to general fund.
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Mally Rivera
Miss Rivera
Taos Scouts To Get Awards
Taos District Boy Scouts will hold a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Guadalupe Rectory. Bob Brooks district commissioner urges institutional representatives district officers and interested scouters to attend. A Feb 13 Court of Honor is announced for Taos District Boy Scouts at 4 30 p m at Central Catholic High School gym. Twenty six scouts will receive their 50 mile award patch with second first star and life awards also planned.
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Taos
Guadalupe
Bob Brooks
Central Catholic High School
Pym
Fasium
Snow Records Noted For Extreme Winter Totals
A survey of historic snowfall records cites Silver Lake Colorado and Tahoe California as extreme one day totals, Tamarack California for January 1911, and Mount Rainier Washington for the all time season record. The piece contrasts these with typical 30 inch events and notes widespread snow across many regions, including Florida.
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Silver Lake
Colo
Tahoe
Calif
Tamarack
Cif
Mount Rainier
Wash
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Erie
Thanksgiving Bay
United States
Lagoland, Fla
St. Petersburg
Counties reapportioned by population basis for March
The Senate currently has one member from each county. About twenty reapportionment proposals exist with Morgen and Mead plans submitted for consideration. The move follows population-based redrawing efforts to better reflect counties' sizes.
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Senate
Morgen and Mead
Fly Fishing Waters Created On Rio Grande In New Mexico
New Mexico sets two trout waters on the Rio Grande from Hon do Bridge to the Red River confluence for the 1966 season. Minimum 12 inch size, six fish limit, artificials and lures only. First such fly fishing area in state history.
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Rio Grande River
Hondo Bridge
Red River
New Mexico
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Taos Area Sources
Admissions list dated January includes Sandra Espinoza Taos Robert Hicks Texas Onecimo Sanchez Arroyo Seco Terecita Garcia Valdez Santanita Marcus Taos Frank Martinez Taos Julia Fernandez Taos Tonita Concha Taos Rose Marie Lu Taos Pueblo Phyllis Burke Oklahoma Jan 1 Lloyd Sanchez El Prado Minnie Trujillos Taos Eloisa Vigil Ranchos Dorothea Faley California Reyecita Concha Taos Pueblo Tonita Lujan Taos Pueblo Pomocena Romero Questa Doris Gomez Taos Sandra Martinez Questa Le Roy Sandoval Chimayo Clarita Romero Taos Pueblo Dolores Martinez Taos Jan 1 Delia M Avila Taos David Oakeley Taos Elmer Hunt El Prado Irene Fernandez Arroyo Seco Mary Jarnigan Texas Dismissals list includes January 9 10 12 13 14 15 with names such as Juan Lujan Matt Hadley John Collier Sandra Espinoza Anita Archuleta Delia Gomez Bob Wicks Manuel Romero Bob Bailey Terecita Garcia Rosemary Lujan Tonita Concha Martina Bernal Delia Maestas Phy lis Burke Santanita Marcus Dorothea Fawley Alfred Colbert Lehman Huber Doris Gomez Nerolina Romero Frank Martinez LeRoy Sandoval Sandra Martinez Minnie Trujillo.
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Sandra Espinoza
Taos
Robert Hicks
Texas
Onecimo Sanchez
Arroyo Seco
Terecita Garcia
Valdez
Santanita Marcus
Frank Martinez
Julia Fernandez
Tonita Concha
Rose Marie Lu
Taos Pueblo
Phyllis Burke
Oklahoma
Lloyd Sanchez
el Prado
Minnie Trusjutls
Eloisa Vigil
Ranchos
Dorothea Faley
California
Reyecita Concha
Tonita Lujan
Pomocena Romero
Questa
Doris Gomez
Sandra Martinez
LeRoy Sandoval
Chimayo
Jlan
Clarita Romero
Dolores Martinez
Delia M. Avila
David Oakeley
Elmer Hunt
Irene Fernandez
Mary _Jarnigan
Juan Lujan
Mattha Hadley
John Collier
Anita Archuleta
Delia Gomez
Bob Wicks
Manuel Romero
Bob Bailey
Rosemary Lujan
Martia Bernal
Delia Maestas
Phylis Burke
Santanita Marus
Dorothea Fawley
Alfred Colbert
Lehman Huber
Norelina Romero
Minnie Trujillo
Embudo Hospital Birth Notices Roundup
A list from Embudo Hospital covering January births and patient arrivals. Names and towns include Oclides Martinez Gail Rodriguez Fermelia Salazar Rose Mondragon Rebecca Medina Alice Arguello Adelina Rudolph Ruth Archuleta Asencion Gonzales Alexandro Alaniz Betty Yepes Pulidor Gurule Dorarte Harriet Bruce Ann Pheiffer Irene Valerio Delia Espinoza Adelaida Medina Stella Quintana Jose Cordova Rachael Moore Trinnle Apodaca Pam Pasley Jimmy Salazar Abbie Archuleta Josephine Romero Pablita Dixon Altagracia Fresquez Filomena Mascarenas Vadita births: a daughter to Joe Arguella Vadita. a daughter to Joe Archuleta Cerra. a son to Joe Yepes Ranchos de Taos. a daughter to Wilfred Valerio Ranchos. a son to Charles Moore Ranchos. a son to Joseph Apodaca Valdez. a daughter to Floyd Passey Embudo. a son to Sinia Romero Embudo.
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Embudo Hospital
Oclides Martinez
Ranchos de Taos
Gail Rodriguez
Pen- Jasco
Fermelia Salazar
Dixon
Rose Mondragon
Rebecca Medina
Llane
Alice Arguello
Vadito
Adelina Rudolph
Mora
Ruth Archuleta
Cerro
Asencion Gonzales
Arroyo Hondo
Alexandro Alaniz
Llano
Betty Yepes
Pulidor Gurule
Rodarte
Harriet Bruce
Embudo
Ann Pheiffer
Irene Valerio
Delia Espinoza
Cleveland
Adelaida Medina
Holman
Stella Quintana
Velarde
Jose Victor Cordova
Chamisal
Rachael Moore
Trinnle Apodaca
Valdez
Pam Pasley
Embude
Jimmy Salazar
Taos
Abbie Archuleta
Questa
Joe Arguella Vadita
Joe Archuleta
Cerra
Joe Yepes
Wilfred Valerio
Ranchos
Charles Moore
Joseph Apodaca
Floyd Passey
Embu Do
One‘sinia Romero
Taos News Reader Praises Local Paper
Mrs Nellie Kennedy of Truth or Consequences New Mexico writes that she has been away from Taos for a long time but still enjoys the Taos paper and wishes long life for the Taos News.
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Nellie Kennedy
Truth Or Consequences
Taos
The
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