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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1989
Page
3
A Taos workshop linked teen Satanism to broader youth risks such as pregnancy, death by own action, and substance abuse. Juvenile probation officer Anna Marie Martinez offered a neutral overview, stressing Satanism as not a school problem and urging parental responsibility to guide religion and morals at home.
Taos County Commission, after hearing taxpayers, abandons plans for a Los Cordovas garbage dump. It votes to pursue a new site near the Taos Municipal Landfill with citizen input, praising democratic process and sound reasoning.
Yesterday marked the Taos High School Class of 1969 with 231 graduates as 3,000 district students prepare to receive report cards Friday. Leading scholars named Sara Rael valedictorian and Robert D Harrison salutatorian. other honors went to Betty Spears Angelica Vigil Patsy Martinez Rae Lynn Kennon Gloria Ann Velasquez Jeannette Winslow Sammy Pacheco and Jonathan Harmon. The Town of Taos begins replacing its water tank amid past pollution concerns with a new 200,000 gallon tank due for completion.
Taos Canyon residents urged to help pattern Steve Reynolds, a 30 year old survivor of a carbon monoxide incident who, though now sighted and able to speak, remains fully dependent. Volunteers are needed to assist with daily patterning sessions to aid his recovery toward walking and independence. Call 758 1220 or 758 8985 for details.
Taos Founders deny any agreement to abolish the Harwood Foundation Museum which they created. The Harwood facility can house both the library and museum with space reallocation and a small south library addition. The proposed museum termination warrants closer Taos scrutiny.
Dixie M. Gillette defends Harwood museum in Taos noting years of neglect from Judson Crews and University of New Mexico support. Local patrons boards and staff commend persistent efforts to preserve collections library and museum under expert care despite critics and self interested voices.
Letter topics urge Santa Fe museum to receive Harwood collection, oppose UNM managed sale, call for public input and a visiting peer review committee of NM and regional art leaders. Critics accuse UNM of rushing decisions, question legalities, and warn against TAA or regents selling assets to cover expenses. Mary Knapp adds anecdotal commentary.
Reader J Owen Cole Jr of Eagle Nest laments a DWI homicide trial in Taos County Courthouse. He accuses defense attorneys of indifference and overturns accountability, noting Ray Vargas's role as defense attorney and a grieving father’s loss to the same drunken driver.
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