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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1995
Page
3
Editorial argues that the value of diplomas wanes as today’s graduates face tougher job markets and changing work ethics. It notes high school and college seniors may struggle to find matching careers, with many pursuing personal fulfillment over pay and college dropout risks rising, while education remains the key to opportunity.
The Humane Society of Taos praises community support during planning and completion of a modern shelter on Salazar Road and St. Francis Lane. A grand opening is set for June 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. Visitors can arrange tours by calling 758-2981, and commemorative tiles for pets are still available.
Readers describe May 10 Taos Birders gathering as passionate and nonviolent with invited grazing permittees showing goodwill. Dan Rael of the Forest Service praised shared goals of healthy watersheds and productive land, signaling openness to future dialogue and consensus building.
A list of lawmakers and contact details includes U S Senator Pete Domenici with Santa Fe and Washington offices, Senator Jeff Bingaman with Santa Fe and Washington addresses, and U S Representative Bill Richardson in Santa Fe and Washington. State figures include State Senator Carlos Cisneros in Questa and State Representative Robert Gonzales in Taos with phone numbers and emails.
Instructions for Forum letters and Your Turn columns specify original content under word limits, verification details, and publication practices. Letters require hand signed submissions with a phone number and address. communi ty thanks capped at 150 words. Your Turn needs a photo and up to 750 words. Names never withheld. submissions limited to once per month. editors may edit for style.
Phil and Grace Vardalos of River View Acres urge Taos County and state officials to halt a gravel pit proposed by Joel Perovich Taos Gravel Company adjacent to their 230 acre subdivision on the Hondo mesa near Taos. They warn of property value loss noise and air pollution and urge protection of the undeveloped mesa countryside.
In Taos the new shelter on St Francis Drive is functional but cramped. The piece urges community support for outdoor runs and funding, notes need for volunteers to walk dogs and tend cats, and warns about euthanasia without help. It cites Taos Humane Society, Animal Rescue Center in Tres Piedras, and local residents Norman and Linda Buchanan.
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