Holy Cross Hospital workers avert threatened strike after talks
After about 28 hours of talks on May 28 29 union negotiators reached a last offer accepted by Holy Cross Hospital administration and workers. The deal fixes insurance premiums for two years with a 10 percent upfront increase and redistributes rates to favor families. Doctors influenced the talks and a win win outcome was reported by CEO Rita Campbell and union representative Dianne Justin.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Dianne Justin
Justin
Denise Corriveau
Holy Cross
Rita Campbell
Campbell
Holy Cross Physicians
Woodsy's Revenge and the Mexican Owl Habitat Clash
Timber jobs hang in the balance as the U S Forest Service and Fish and Wildlife Service dispute what counts as suitable habitat for the Mexican spotted owl. About 80 timber contracts remain pending. Sen. Domenici calls for expedited Forest Service review to gauge impact on ongoing sales and local jobs.
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U.S. Forest Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife
Carson National Forest
Pete Domenici
Dale Robertson
Forest Service
Domenici
Pacific
Taos Hum Mystery Stumps UNM Researchers
Joe Mullins of the University of New Mexico heads a team investigating Taos Valley sounds. After six days of measurement and interviews with sufferers, the low-frequency hum remains unsolved. Teams from UNM San dia Labs Los Alamos Phillips Labs say data is heavy and inconclusive. The hum likely involves multiple distant sound sources.
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Joe Mullins
University of New Mexico
Taos
Taos Valley
Mullins
UNM
Sandia Labs
Los Alamos Labs
Phillips Labs
UNM Takes Over Taos Education Center Plans New Campus
UNM clears legal steps to become parent institution for the Taos Education Center and partners with the Taos Board of Education to design a campus and curriculum. A 50 acre site near the new golf course on Highway 570 will host a 15,000 square foot facility with about 10 classrooms and a library, funded by a 1.6 million state capital outlay. Construction target for a 1994 fall semester is tentative as design work begins.
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University of New Mexico
Taos Education Center
Taos Board of Education
Highway 570
Highway 68
Alan Reed
UNM
Northern Operations
Reed
Susans
Joe McKinney
Gallup
Valencia
McKinney
Taos
Cafion
School Board
Northern New Mexico Community College
Taos High School
Karen Hinton
Vandalism at Talpa Elementary prompts Taos police inquiry
Talpa Elementary, one of the smallest Taos Municipal schools, suffered break in and arson on May 26 with monitors smashed and crafts, art projects, and a microwave oven stolen. Fire started in three areas but caused no major damage. principal Joe Mondragon suspects multiple perpetrators. State Police crime laboratory investigators assisted as fingerprints were collected.
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Taos Municipal
Talpa Elementary
Ranchos de Taos
Tao Serios
Alfred Cordova
Sitehen
Joe Mondragon
Mondragon
Ranchos Elementary
State Police Crime Laboratory
Santa Fe
Prnssa
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Shrike
Woodsy
Owl
Page Ag
Education Center
Inteaense
Py Larkin
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