Local Opinion Shapes Carson RARE II Wilderness Picks
Public input to the Roadless Area Review and Evaluation influenced Carson National Forests RARE II outcomes. Of 167,880 acres in the Carson, 48,060 acres were recommended as wilderness, 73,080 as non wilderness, and 46,800 for further planning. Local figures like Rick Klein and Red River Mayor John Miller weighed in on Columbine Honda unit and regional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAION
Carson National Forest
Jack Crellin
Carson
Forest Service
Columbine-Honda
Crellin
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Congress
Bergland
Carter
Carson Rare
Rick Klein
Klein
ORV
John Miller
Red River
Taos
Sangre de Cristo
Irv Kulosa
Federal Timber Purchasers Association
New Mexico
Arizona
Bureau of Land Management
Kulesa
Washington
Rio Grande
Holy Cross Hospital Moves to a Business Model and Fees Rise
Holy Cross Hospital shifts to a businesslike system to cover expenses. Fees rise, overdue bills go to collection, and patients who owe may face credit impacts and prevented access to routine or elective services until payments are made. Emergency and room rates rise as the hospital seeks to curb after-hours visits and fund operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Blair
Holy Cross Hospital
Holy Cross
Taos
Hill-Burton
Audit Questions CAP Finances At Taos CAP Weatherization
An audit questioned about 40 percent of the Taos-Rio Arriba CAP weatherization costs for 1978 as misclassified or unbudgeted. Don Clark cited 13,174 of 32,687 spent in the first ten months, with 42 percent on materials and the rest on personnel and other costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos-Rio Arriba
Espanola
Don Clark
Clark
Juan Duran
Community Services Administration
CSA
CBA
Robert Coca
Andy Vigi
Jesse de Vargas
CAP
Taos County
Taos Cap
New Mexico Department of Human Services
Stream safety keys in on exterritorial zoning survey
Taos County planning coordinator Alien Vigil cites stream and water course protection as a top concern in a land use preference survey. Respondents rate road improvements, dumping prevention, green belts, historic and scenic preservation, and controlled subdivision growth as major issues beyond zoning scope.
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Ay M. Dannemarn
Anoatlanta
Jaces
Taos County
Alien Vigil
Ani
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