Stoudt hearings scheduled in Taos July 21-22
The New Mexico Human Rights Commission will hear former Taos High School teacher Kathy Stoudt on Thursday and Friday July 21 and 22 in Taos. The case alleges employment discrimination based on sex and national origin after her firing over an unwed pregnancy. The Court of Appeals arguments are set for Monday July 18 in Santa Fe.
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New Mexico Human Rights Commission
Taos
Kathy Stoudt
Frank Beserra
Commission
Town Hall
Stoudt
Board of Education
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Santa Fe
Asst
A.ty
John Kennedy
State Board of Education
Human Rights Commission
John Wentworth
Commis
Mine's mills near normal at Questa mine
Molycorp officials said the Questa mine milling facility should run at two thirds capacity by Wednesday July 13 with a full schedule by month end after a June 28 shutdown from mud slides that damaged the electrical plant. Grif Anderson noted switch gears were replaced enabling a switch to REA power while generators are inspected, with startup hoped by month end.
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Molycorp
Questa
Grif Anderson
REA
Anderson
Moly
Spruce bud worms infest Carson National Forest
Thousands of acres in Carson National Forest are infested by western spruce bud worm with surveys due next month to determine if epidemic levels have been reached. Forest Service officials warn the outbreak could escalate. aerial pesticide use may be employed if needed, after August surveys.
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Phil Bateman
Carson National Forest
Forest Service
Don Graham
Forest Sevice
Forest Insect and Disease Management Office
Albuquerque
Taos
Hondo
Graham
Carson Forest
Jack Fleming
Carson National Forest Supervisor's Office
Taos Adopts Joint Dog Ordinance Plan
A dog ordinance for Taos town and Taos County is set for passage Monday July 18 at 5 15 p m during a joint meeting at the county courthouse. The Town Council and County Commission will settle final wording before adopting the animal regulation measure individually.
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Taos
Rivera polygraph postponed for Taos police chief
Taos Police Chief Fernando Rivera awaiting a lie detector test in Albuquerque. District Attorney Joseph Caldwell postponed the examination due to Rivera’s inability to travel while recovering from knee surgery. Rivera was suspended June 2 after a magistrate court complaint by a woman acquaintance, later dropped.
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Taos
Fernando Rivera
Joseph E. Caldwell
Rivera
Albuquerque
Bill Sisneros
Jewelry sale halted during court testimony over discounts
Benedict testified that Jaramillo’s 75 percent discount prices were near normal retail values, arguing the sale was illegal only if items were not offered at higher prices. Two Navajo witnesses identified as makers presented evidence, noting a ring with a silver leaf pattern and conflicting claims about who made the fetish pieces.
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Benedict
Jaramillo
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