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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1983

Page

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Youth Drowns While Trying Rescue in Rio Grande

Police and rescue crews suspended a search for Darin M. Vigil an 18 year old Arroyo Hondo man who vanished after diving into the Rio Grande Sunday to save Edwina Gonzales reportedly 16 who was swept into a current near the John Dunn bridge. Divers from state police county sheriff Arroyo Hondo volunteers and other agencies searched the river between the Rio Hondo convergence and Taos Junction as eddies and swift water hampered recovery efforts. Vigil wore hiking boots blue corduroy pants a maroon jacket and a headband reading love when he entered the water at about 5:20 p.m. Sunday with river flow around 2750 cubic feet per second. The search resumed Tuesday with no sign of Vigil.

Arroyo Honda Rio Grande Darin M. Vigil John Dunn Bridge Edwina Gonzales Arroyo Hondo Taos County Bureau of Land Management Rio Hondo Convergence Taos Junction Vigil

Moly Moves Underground at Molycorp Mine

Molycorp will open its underground molybdenum mine within weeks, starting up later this year. Ore will be stockpiled on surface until production begins, while workers are recruited and a trolley system powers ore transport from the undercut level where ore concentration is high.

Molycorp Cindy Stark Stark

Idlewild group leads Independence Day parade in Baglé Nest

Fife and drum corps Steve James and Bobby Arko with Candy Gann from Idlewild helped mark Independence Day in the village parade. Spectators enjoyed the jubilee as organizers emphasize community roots and celebration across the area.

Baglé Nest Steve James Bobby Arko Candy

Twining District Sets Zero Hookups For Year

Twining Water and Sanitation District voted to hire an independent engineer annually and base hookups on plant performance. This year none will be permitted to allow further shake-down of the new sewage plant. Fourteen hookups remain on the market. Plant issues during last winter’s low flow and infiltration problems prompted repairs costing about 200000 to seal old lines. Efforts aim to prevent river pollution in the upcoming season.

Bryan Welch Twining Water and Sanitation Rio Hondo Doug Terry Terry Tony Drypolcher Eid Twining Cook Construction Albuquerque

Pueblo man Tony Yazzie slain on Taos Pueblo

Taos District Attorney Sammy Pacheco reports Tony Paul Yazzie a 19 year old Taos Pueblo man was murdered on the reservation last week. His body was found July 29 face down in an irrigation ditch after a July 25 missing persons report by his mother Mary Yazzie. Kenneth Romero found the body while cleaning ditches and alerted BIA police. Medical tests cite multiple head injuries including a fractured skull and broken jaw but indicate he was alive when submerged. The case is under investigation by BIA and FBI officers.

Tony Paul Yazzie Taos Pueblo Yazzie Mary Yazzie Taos Sammy Pacheco Kenneth Romero Bureau of Indian Affairs Police Albuquerque Yazzgle

Ortiz charges pending in 1982 slaying case

Prosecutors undecided this week whether to try Martha Ortiz on tampering with evidence in the 1982 slaying of her husband Andalesia. Ortiz was released on murder and conspiracy charges June 2. A mistrial was declared on the evidence charge and venue moved to Raton, with a Colfax County jury to hear if charges are pursued.

Martha Ortiz Andalesia Ortiz Joseph E. Caldwell Caldwell Raton Colfax Adalesio Ortiz Molycorp

Taos County budget moves toward DFA approval

Taos County advances its budget with minor changes as county offices await final state approval. Assessor Senaida Vigil reports a cut in her department requiring a clerk layoff, a claim disputed by County Administrator Tom Trujillo who vows no personnel losses. Public copies will be available after final approval.

Judy Romero Taos County Department of Finance Sammy Montoya DFA Senaida Vigil Tom Trujillo Vigil

Valle district seeks voters to enlarge board to five

EF Valle de los Ranchos Water and Sanitation District calls a special election on August 2 to expand the board from three to five members. If approved the district would appoint two new members from Talpa or its water association, aiming to engage Talpa residents in talks and fund a new water system, otherwise a $193,000 state grant may be surrendered. A public meeting drew 23 attendees including Talpa official Belarmino Hartt, and commissioners urged broader community input while negotiations with the Talpa group remain stalled.

Frank Medina Questa J.F. Romero White Ranchos Nquor Orlando Adelina Marquez Rockwall Tavern Herson Barela Acapulco Nite Club Wadita Ojo Caliente State Highway Department Valle de Los Ranchos Community Assistance Council Talpo Talpa Bi Valle Water Association Hi Valle Nancy Gonzales Pete Suazo Belarmino Minnie” Hartt Talpa Water Association Talpa Water Association Board Suazo

Little Miss Red River crowned as Erica Bihn wins title

The town pageant named Erica Bihn Little Miss Red River on Friday alongside other regional winners. A feature notes Lebeo's Store reflecting local history and culture, with related items on pages B-1 and B-3.

Erica Bihn Red River River City Valley Vista

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