Domenici Sees Economic Upswing For New Mexico
U.S. Senator Domenici told a Sagebrush Inn banquet that the American economy is recovering and New Mexico will grow with it. He warned that inflation and weak dollar would hurt industry, noted a large tax cut era, and discussed how higher budgets and military spending affect food stamps. He urged resilience and warned against repeating past military weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin McKinney
U.S
Peta Domenici
Sagebrush Inn
New Mexico
Costilla defends ski area budget
A May hearing opened in District Court on a motion to place Rio Costilla Recreation Development Corporation into receivership. RCCLA member George Ortega seeks a receiver for the recreation arm developing the Rio Costilla Ski Area near Amalia. Ortega and others accuse RCCLA and its board of fund misuse and document withholding. RCCLA says the developer has no separate shareholder and that Ortega lacks standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Winston
Rio Costilla Recreation Development Corporation
Rio Costilla Cooperative Livestock Association
RCCLA
Costilla
Rio Costilla
Amalia
George Ortega
Santa Fe
Recreation Corporation
James Rubin
The
Development Corporation
Ortega
Potholes on Ranchitos Road to be repaired
Potholes along Ranchitos Road from Pond Clinic east 500 feet toward Padre Lane will be repaired by Taos Gravel Products. Detours will guide traffic via Manzanares Street or Suer Road and remain in place during the work.
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Mart St Raceblice
Pond Clinic
Padre Lane
Taos Gravel
Ranchitos Road
Salazar
Manzanares Street
Suer Road
Visit to Oz play features Taos youngsters Daisy Fair
Young Taos actors joined a "Land of Oz" on stage over Memorial Day weekend as part of an arts feature. The story notes Daisy Fair among the Taos children, with additional coverage on veterans chapel dedication and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Daisy Fair
Taos
Land of Oz
Valley Vista
Taos County Declared Flood Disaster Area
The state designated Taos County a flood disaster area with half a million dollars for cleanup. Flooding along Red River Cabresto Creek and Rio Grande threatens water supply to about 50 families and isolates several households. Authorities warn of continuing showers and potential rapid snowmelt raising flood risk. Local agencies coordinate Red Cross aid and water safety as culverts, roads, and water lines face damage across Questa Pilar Amalia Ranchitos and surrounding areas.
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Taos County
Red River
Cabresto Creek
Questa
Pilar
Rio Grande
Rio Costilla
Amalia
Rio Pueblo
Ranchitos
Martinez Hacienda
Santa Barbara
Penasco
Vegas
Taos
Valverde
Red Cross
John Gaillour
Molycorp
Red River Road
State Environmental Improvement Division
UNM offers lease of Harwood building to Taos community
Taos Mayor Phil Lovato says UNM would lease the Harwood Foundation building for 99 years to a town county entity for $1 a year. The plan transfers 27,000 library books to the community while UNM keeps the art collection. Funding gaps remain as the town and county seek private donations to run the library by July 1984.
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The
University of New Mexico
Harwood Foundation
Thebrary
UNM
Taos
Phil Lovato
Harwood
Lovato
Alex Sanchez
Rupert Trujillo
University
Taos Memorial Weekend Buoyed by Busy Shops and Hotels
Local business leaders report a strong Memorial Day weekend in Taos with crowded restaurants and full inns though Monday traffic slowed. Some merchants credit arts celebration and graduation events for higher turnout, while forecasters predict a cautious summer with mixed optimism. Colorado and New Mexico visitors dominated, Texas visitors sparse as schools remain in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Romero
Taos
Wily Fernandez
Taos Inn
el Pueblo
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Charley Burlingame
Charley's Corner
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Domenici
Domenic
Senate
Republic
Don Laine
Jeff
Jack Boyer
Gulf
Bryan Welch
Kit Carson Foundation
Boyer
Byrd
Joseph E. Caldwell
Rubin
Caldwell
Association Board of Directors
Ray Martinez
Nancy Jenkins
Crepusculo, Inc
Wees
Harwood Building
Faos Inn
Fernandez
Plaza
Angel Fire
Chamber of Commerce
Jose Lucero
Engle Nest Lake
Clark Funk
Don Fernando
Denver
Albuquerque
Funk
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