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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 2000

Page

3

Taos County Audited Budget Woes Prompt Call for Reform

The state audit shows Taos County narrowly avoids insolvency but faces tough reforms. It singles out overspending by the previous and current commissions, urges professional hiring for the finance director, and calls for disciplined budgeting, hiring freezes, and a 32 hour work week to stabilize finances. County manager Morrison implemented the budget cuts and must sustain them.

Taos County Commission Robert Dale Morrison

Taos dog control group forms to curb loose canines

Gail Raborn launches Taosefies for Dog Control in Taos County to press for enforcing animal control laws, leash use, and fencing. The group meets Monday July 10 at 7 p.m. in the Taos Public Library meeting room to plan education and enforcement efforts for safer sidewalks and streets.

Gail Raborn Taos County Taosefies For Taos Public Library Toosefios Taos

Lawmakers Addresses And Contact Numbers

A compilation lists state and federal lawmakers with office locations in Santa Fe and Washington. It includes Sen. Pete Domanic, Sen. Jeff Bingaman, other state senators, state representatives, Gov. Gary Johnson, and President Bill Clinton, along with street addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers, and emails where available.

Pete Domanic S. Federal Place Santa Fe Hort Senate Bulding Washington D.C Fox Dom Enki Jeff Bingaman Momy Roberto Gonzales Taos Gary Johnson bin Clinton White House Washington, D.C Emal Whitehouse

Forum Editor Calls Molycorp Mine Devastation Greed Driven

A forum editor condemns Molycorp's mine for extensive environmental damage seen from air photos and from State Road 38. He criticizes ongoing operation with a reduced crew, accuses corporate greed, and questions a 30 year continuation plan while urging accountability and reflection on land exploitation.

Molycorp Questa Vietnam

Taos residents form group to push dog control changes

Sixteen Taos residents met June 29 to address dangerous dogs. Gail Raborn organized, with 25 calls following Gail's Taos News Your Turn. A new group tentatively named Taosefies for Dog Control plans a July 10 meeting at 7 p.m. in the Taos Public Library to press enforcement and safer dog care.

Taos Gail Raborn Taos News Taos County Taosefies Taos Public Library Super Wal-Mart

Taos Forum letters call for community action and safety

The Taos News forum letters urge citizen activists to engage on local problems and note a drought and fires raise safety concerns. Clarke Jensen and THO B French discuss forest fires, public land management, and responsible government action, while Katie Conneva warns drivers to respect student drivers after a hazardous Chamisa School of Driving incident.

Gail Clarke Jensen Chamisa School of Driving Taos Katie Conneva

Controversy over Los Alamos fire caused by prescribed burn

In The Taos News letters Randy Schofield and Sam Taylor question Forest Guardians as fire blame after a National Park Service prescribed burn amid extreme danger. The National Weather Bureau warned of Claus 6 fire conditions with no rain and high winds, yet Bandelier officials ignited a driest year.

Grand Canyon Schofield and Taylor United States United States of America Tho B. French Taos Los Alamos National Park Service Taos News Randy Schofield Sam Taylor National Weather Bureau Bandelier National Monument New Mexico

Burial ban over faith at Talpa cemetery sparks plea

Freddie R. Maestas challenges Talpa cemetery rules after a non Catholic neighbor was denied burial there. He cites religious prejudice and urges unity to end discrimination, noting his own family’s lifelong ties to the area and calling for broader respect for all faiths.

Tatpa Talpa Christian

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