Taos Citizens React To 78 Degree Public Building Rule
Taos residents and workers react to President Carter's mandate that public buildings be cooled to 78 degrees effective July 16. Some say interiors stay comfortable, others find 78 impractical amid lingering heat. utilities and businesses discuss adapting with solar builds and new thermostats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Blair
Jimmy Carter
Taos
Mary Alexander
Mary D. Medina Health and Social Services
Alexander
Paul Nordwall
US. Forest Service
Cruz Alta
John Flaherty
Albuquerque
Zach Bryant
Gibson's
South Santa Fe Road
Ken Pedigo
EZC zoning goes back for changes
The Extraterritorial Zoning Commission met with town and county officials for a second review of the proposed zoning ordinance. They found loopholes requiring a third revision before final presentation to the Joint Powers Authority in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Daig
Joint Powers Authority
South Santa Fe Road
Raton Road
Bill Sisneros
EIC
Gus Cordova
Godie Schuetz
Parish plans bigger bazaar to fund church repairs
Parish members plan a larger annual bazaar and may begin annual pledges of stewardship to fund repairs. A donation of 1000 adobes and thousands of bricks will be accepted, along with offers of labor, money and other materials from church members or the community.
Liquor Offense Notices From Local Establishment
Fragmented OCR notes describe liquor violations and fines at a local establishment. The text references penalties, enforcement actions, and compliance issues, with scattered mentions of fines and enforcement periods.
Signs and Chamber Debate on Town Plan
Fragmentary OCR shows a community discourse with the Chamber and merchants discussing a plan or event for the year. The text references a Harroorthap and an orchard, with mentions of a benefit dinner and a central street feature.
Chamber forum debated proper role for decision making
The article reports on concerns that the Chamber should be information gatherers and implementers rather than decision makers. Ann Keyna warns the executive board is trying to decide for Taos residents outside town limits, while President Mike Rice supports the forum as the chamber's proper role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Keyna
Taos
Chamber
Mike Rice
Wamber
Taos residents question BLM wood plans at new office
About 75 people met at the newly opened Taos BLM office to press concerns on wood cutting and grazing under study wilderness areas. Regulators noted timber permits cost 3 dollars per cord and cited uncertainty on current rules for fuelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau Oat Land Management
Taos
Taos County
BLM
Dicky Spiegel
Ojo Caliente
Dixon
BIM
San Antonio
Pot Mountain
Go Grande
New Mexico
HILAS
Taus County
Public floodplain comments on disaster projects due July 21 1979
The Federal Disaster Assistance Administration will review applications for federal aid to minimize impact. Projects not covered by this or previous notices will be addressed in later notices. Written views may be sent to Regional Director 504 Jose Street Santa Fe NM 87501 by 5:00 p.m. July 21 1979, specifying projects and exact locations or addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
FDAA
Lincoln
Mora
Rio Arriba
San Miguel
Santa Fe
Taos
Jose Street
New Mexico
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Nordwall
Forest Service
Kit Carson Co-op
Rowena Keith
Centinel Bank
Ernest Romero
Romero
First Northern Savings and Loan
Steve Trujillo
I Balemar
Jim Libberton
State Environmental Improvement Division
Libberton
EZC
Father O'Brein
Ronnie Suazo
Frank Suazo & Family
Santa Be
Dan
Peerebares
Ms Piston
Annie Ter
Michael Vy Lhpen
Bach
Tito
the Merchants Bee
Wood Supply
Piasa
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