Bonanza for Taos County In BLM Land Use Debate
Taos County races to explore opportunities from BLM land disposal as a way to boost local tax revenue and job creation. Proposals include parks recreational sites industrial parks and long term leases for private operators to develop hunting lodges riding stables and other facilities near Questa and the Rio Grande Gorge. county officials see potential in land releases to public use or private development while planning road construction and maintenance expansion.
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Bureau of Land Management
Taos
Gvith
Canon
Questa
Rio Grande Gorge
Taas County
Taos County
Colorado Line
Antonio
County Commission
Effort to Complete Rio Arriba Caron Forest Link Advances
New Mexico Highway 64 Association pushes to finish a crucial link across the Carson National Forest in Rio Arriba County. Officers urge federal action via the state congressional delegation while highlighting funds already committed and state progress toward Tres Piedras to Tierra Amarilla.
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New Mexico
Insurance briefs and public policy musings from the era
A mosaic of editorial snippets from Pasadena, Terre Haute, John Day, and Corsica. Topics touch on insurance campaigns against perceived effects of federal policy, early cancer education, labor disputes’ impact on national security, and congressional regulation on carmaking and transportation policies.
Unclear historical note on editors and ads
Fragmentary OCR lists Briety Editor General Manager Brovie Cone Santo and various staff names, advertising and publishing notes, mentions subscriptions with rates and a date around March 9 1639, plus postal terms. Text is garbled with many misspellings and partial phrases.
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Briety
Genecal
Brovie Cone Santo
Arts
Valdry Sens
Tarre Cacade
Anbue Greer
Hartna Baca
Amanda Judson
Portiaap Cad
Paul Offica
Newfiesto
Lenore Flaherty's Challenging Journeys From Insurance to Law
Lenore Flaherty, born in Waco to German parents, built a career in insurance and later fashion, becoming a key officer in Dallas insurance groups and a board director at St Pauls United Church of Christ. She moved to Dallas in 1956 and eventually began sewing for herself, guiding clients on wardrobe and fabrics while pursuing philosophy and language study. Her Bow Street apartment hosts Lenore's sewing shop and she raises her daughter Linda Lawrence, a Albuquerque-based commercial artist.
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Taos
Lenore Flaherty
Tis
Stephen A. Mitchell
Waco
Tex
Lenore
St. John's Lutheran Church
Dallas
Dallas Association of Insurance Women
Federation of Insurance Women of Texas
T Beegan
Bow Street
la Casona Mower
Roger
Linda) Lawrence
Albuquerque
Lawrence
University of New Mexico
Remembrance of Ida Gee. A Taos legend and hotel keeper.
Ida Gee born 1874 in Minnesota ancestry Welsh and Dutch. She married Charles Brink, moved across the country, bore four sons, and supported them after Brink died. In Taos she ran a Grand View Hotel and Governor Bent House, installed an electric light plant, hosted art students and banquets, and lived through early frontier hardships. She mourned her son Al who died in army service.
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Rebecca James da Gee
Sielbyville
Minos
Aionzo
Phoebe Lynne
Ida
Frang Halas
Ida Lynne
Chicago
Charles Brink
Charles
Walter
Marshall
al Furly
Give
Cedar Rapids
Kenosha
Jaieson
Los Angeles
Brink
Thit
Laos
Taus
Gee
Mr. Gee
Governor Bent House
Ida Geerin
Une
Grand View Hotel
Undueida
Grand View
Otus
Taos
Gut $i
Manassa Mauler Dempsey Memoir Visit Planned
The Manassa Mauler Jack Dempsey born in Manassa Colorado near Antonito will visit during Mormon Pioneer Days July 22 to 24. The hometown event bills him as guest of honor and highlights a bridge route to Manassa. Local traffic and cleanup efforts on Memorial Day are described with Taos and state police remarks.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jesse Willard
Manassa
Colo
Antonita
Alamosa
Mauler
Colorado
Jack
Rio Grande Gorge
Pilar
Simon Douchenoff
Santa Fe
Taos
Douchenoff
Capitol CBIC faces growing pains in Santa Fe project
Longtime political figure Charles Cullin notes bitter CBIC clashes as the multi million dollar Capitol project expands beyond estimates. He warns volunteers shoulder oversight with scant supervision while taxpayer money funds a monument to the state. A separate welfare department funding review is looming under tighter federal rules.
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Sy Charles Cullin
Santa FE
Ed Delgado
Jose Ortiz Y Pino
Delgado
Alberta Miller
Capitol Buildings Improvement Commission
CBIC
Jack Campbell
Revenue Bureau
Max Gonzales
New Mexico
State Board of Finance
Taos News Signal Moves and House Changes
Taos residents update their addresses and plans as Madel and Tony Vuhan move from the Big House to Tony's Cottage for the season. Edward and Mrs Bright relocate from their temporary stay to Placita. Others relocate or travel: Mrs Bergmans to Caracas with Holland to follow. Gladys Burt recovers from flu. Morley visits Costilla. Gusdorf ill. Maxfeld visit Santa Fe. Young Hunters depart for New York City. Reads relocate from Bent Street to the Carol Dwire house on Pueblo Road.
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Madel
Tony Vuhan
Tony's
J. B. Read
Bent Street
Carol Dwire
Pueblo Road
President trims costs by delaying VP Humphrey home
Across editorials from International Falls Oneonta and Washburn voices debate. The Minn home for Vice President Humphrey is shelved at 750000, a symbolic economy amid vast programs. Some see it as a display of restraint while others question priorities.
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International Falls
Minn
White House
Puttii
Humphrey
HHH
Munch
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Pasadena
Calif
San Marino
Tribune & News
Wood Insurance
John Day
ORE
Corsica
Globe
Rubber Stamp Congress
THE
Taos Publishing Co., Inc
Taos News
Guadalupe Plaza
P.O
Aticn
Ciastinen
Liberty
St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Lutheran
Ida Gee
Yaos
Ballant Lady
Rebecca James
N. M
Bent
Charles Bent
Pueblo
Random Harvest
By Keith Green
Tang
New Mexico Welfare Department
Mabel
Tony
Edward Bright
Tony Luhan
Placita
Wilhelmina Bergmans
Caracas
Venezuela
Holland
Gladys Burt
Loren Morley
Costilla
Gerson Gusdorf
Mrs. Maxfeld
John Young-Hunter
New York City
Oneonta
Ala
Dif
Washburn
Leater
Daily Press
Viet Nam
Haying
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