Taos Pueblo Lands Under Forest Service Supervision
Interior Secretary Udall described revisions during a Senate hearing on the bill. Tuos Pueblo officials viewed the change favorably. The Forest Service would administer the new wilderness area like Wheeler Peak. Taos Pueblo holds a five year permit issued in 1933 covering about 2000 acres in the Blue Lake area, under Forest Service supervision.
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Stewart Udall
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs
Tuos Pueblo
Forest Service
Wheeler Peak
Taos Pueblo
Blue Lake
Questa Head Start seeks added funds after miscalculation
The Taos County CAP committee voted to submit a supplemented application for Questa Head Start fixing a mileage error that left $1800 for three bus drivers and about $150 for medical supplies short. Teachers face a salary cut, from $500 to $400 monthly, prompting protests while distribution and coordination questions loom.
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Taos County
Questa
Ralph Rivera
CAP
Rivera
County Health Services
Santa Ie
Jaqueline Bachels
Leach Funds Police Gear and Light Purchase Approved
Town board approved buying street light equipment and police items including first aid kits flares and a typewriter after Chief Leach request. A June police report noted 1 residential breaking and entering 1 drunken driving arrest 42 public drunkenness cases 2 reckless driving 14 moving violations 22 parking violations 12 accidents 8 escorts 3 juveniles to probation officer 1304 meter tickets and 3445 miles patrolled.
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Leach
Parr
Juveniles Quiet In Taos County Says Probation Officer
Mary Martinez Taos County probation officer reports a quiet juvenile scene this summer with only two non traffic offenses in June. She plans stricter enforcement of moving violations and license holds to curb juvenile traffic offenses. Martinez credits increased Town Police patrols and summer jobs with the lull and notes youths are active in seasonal crops and Neighborhood Youth Corp work.
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Mary Martinez
Taos County
Airport panel sparks council clash over hiring power
Informal May 26 opinion by Roy G. Hill contends airport ordinance para 5 seeks to place hiring and firing power in the Airport Commission. Mayor defends validity in other areas while urging amendment to align with state law. Council members challenge the mayor and call for amendment through Town Attorney Elia Romero, who was absent.
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Himes
J. B. Martinez
Roy G. Hill
Hill
Elia Romero
Romero
Taos Delegates to Attend State Democratic Platform Convention
Taos County delegates join 31 other counties Saturday at 10 a.m. in Albuquerque Civic Auditorium for the State Democratic Platform Convention. Taos sent 81 delegates at the June 22 county convention to represent 40 votes, with 80 delegates and half votes each. They will vote on the state platform and possible amendments and resolutions. Past conventions show only about half the selected delegates typically attend.
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Taos County
Albuquerque Civic Auditorium
Taos
Holy Cross Admissions and Dismissals Date List
Readable entries show names and places linked to Holy Cross admissions and dismissals across July dates. Individuals include Gilbert Rael Ques ta Frederick Skasik Ralph Quintana Robert Duran and others in Taos Pueblo Taos and Albuquerque with multiple July dates and dismissals listed for Anita Pope Frances Concha Jo se McHarse and Jake Suazo.
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Gilbert Rael
Questa
Frederick Skasik
Albuquerque
Ralph Quintana
Cero
Robert Duran
Penasco
Benjamin Jackson
Tenn
Rumaldo Romero
Vadito
Brooke Woodell
Taos
Candida Romero
Taos Pueblo
Anita Pope
Frances Concha
Roberta Archuleta
Laurencio Padilla
Joel McHarse
Jake Suazo
Jose Romero
Luisa Visarragas
CAP and school board clash over Head Start interpretation
ICAP continued the board discussion as Duran argued that Romero included all people in question while Duran’s relatives appeared in the telegram. Vincent urged adherence to the interpretation, noting CAP exec committee and Penasco school board share responsibility. Nepotism concerns linger with two qualified applicants for cook, and a motion directs Andres Martinez to press the Penasco board to comply with OEO directive by July 16.
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Duran
Romero
CAP
Vincent
Penasco School Board
CAF
John Fleming
Penasco
Cantu
OEO
Fleming
Andres Martinez
QEO
Martinez
Fourth of July rush described on old highway
The Fourth of July sped by as cars rushed along the old highway. Ruben and Crustia CisneRos took a group of boys toward Ama jla for a summer fishing trip stopping in Cerro and Costilla. Crustia served as cook on the excursion. Ida and Al Yaple hosted dinner guests last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, to celebrate the Thompsons' 53rd wedding anniversary.
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Ruben
Crustia Cisneros
Amajla
Cerro
Costilla
Crustia
Ida
al Yaple
Joe Thompson
Thompsons
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