Taos men face license suspensions and revocation
Four Taos County men had driving privileges revoked or suspended by the Driver Services Division of the Department of Motor Vehicles. Jose Finton Cisneros, Taos, and Leroy Vigil, Cerro, were suspended for driving while intoxicated. Wallace Tito Archuleta, Talpa, had a suspension for probation violation, while Dillon Manuel Chavez, Ranchos de Taos, had his license revoked for violation of suspension.
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Taos County
Driver Services Division
Department of Motor Vehicles
Jose Finton Cisneros
Itaos
Leroy Vigil
Cerro
Wallace Tito Archuleta
Talpa
Dillon Manuel Chavez
Ranchos de Taos
Wild turkeys fate debated by Game Department
Time Out reports the Game Department will send two turkeys to the State Game Bird Farm in Carlsbad due to no wild turkeys at the farm. The other six will likely be released in the Pensaco area when able to fend for themselves. Official notes weather will largely determine hatch success in northern New Mexico and beyond.
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Game Department
Carlsbad
Reynolds
Penasco
Camp Easter Seal sponsors invited for New Mexico youths
Ted M. Ortiz of Taos invites local clubs to sponsor handicapped children for Camp Easter Seal this summer. Sessions run June 11 to Aug 5 across age groups 9-12 13-20 and 21 plus with two week sessions costing $80. For details contact Ortiz or the New Mexico Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Albuquerque.
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Ted M. Ortiz
Taos
Eas
Seai
New Mexico Society For Crip
Ortiz
New Mexico Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Albuquerque
Taos District Joins Great Plains to Expand Conservation
W P Bill Catero of Questa signs on as first to join the Great Plains Conservation Program. Taos Soil and Water Conservation District will speed up practices to combat weather hazards with local leadership and federal state coordination. Participation requires a conservation plan with a schedule and a long term cost sharing contract. Farmers may graze or use land under vegetative cover per contract.
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Taos
Servation District
Sistent
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Taos Ski Valley to install new septic system soon
Taos Ski Valley officials say the lagoon bacteria problem worsened by heavy recent skiing. funding work began in 1966 after consultations with state health and forest service. Officials deny condemnation plans, focusing on safety and public health as preparations proceed for a better season and quicker bathroom access for day skiers.
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Taos Ski Valley
Ski Valley
Blake
Game Department
State Department of Public Health
U. S. Forest Service
Mitchell
Health Department
Aubrey Willard
Department of Public Health
Jose M. Lopez Dies at 61 in Taos
Jose M. Lopez 61 of Los Alamos and Canon died at Holy Cross Hospital Taos Sunday May 21 after a short illness. Born Starkville 1905 he worked as power plant operator for Zia Co Los Alamos since 1946 and earlier for Half Moon Taxi Trinidad and State Highway Dept. Survived by wife Julia six daughters and 19 grandchildren. Funeral May 25 Our Lady of Sorrows Canon with burial at Our Lady of Sorrows Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. rosary at St Martins Chapel. Garcia Funeral Home in charge.
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Jose M. Lopez
Los Alamos
Canon
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos
Lopez
Starkville
Colo
Zia Co
Utilities and Engineering
Half Moon Taxi Co
Trinidad
State Highway Dept
Kaiser Shipyards
Richmond
Calif
Julia
Tonita Trujillo
Tooele
Utah
Emily Gomez
Leucadia
Martha Gonzales
Helen Miera
Patsy Gomez
el Segundo
Lilian Enright
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Luciano Gonzales
EuloBy
Leo Baca
St Martin's Chapel
Garcia Funeral Home
Visitor Slated For Witnesses Week at Taos Congregation
Ronald Lindrey, presiding minister of the Taos Jehovah's Witnesses, announces a circuit minister visit from May 13 to June 4. Donald Eshinger of the Watchtower Society will review congregation activities and plan future community service. A public talk titled The Heritage of Youth Will It Be Good or Bad? is scheduled for Sunday, June 4.
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Ronald Lindrey
Taos Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Donald Eshinger
Watchtower Society of
Brooklyn
Police Arrest Three Suspects in Taos Break-In
Two Taos adults Johnny Mascarenay, 20, Tony Sandstevan, 18, and a 17 year old juvenile were arrested at Harper Motor Co on Kit Carson Road last Wednesday night. Mascarenay and Sandstevan are jailed awaiting hearings while the juvenile is referred to juvenile probation officer Mary Martinez. Officers Abeyta and Gallegos reported the suspects were spotted during routine patrol and a spotlight revealed two ties behind the building. None had Harper property in their possession.
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Taos
Harper Motor Co
Kit Carson Road
Johnny Mascarenay
Tony R. Sandstevan
Mary Martinez
Ruben 'Abeyta
James Gallegos
Sjother
Arthur Leach
Harper
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