Taos Youth Urges Local Employers To Create Summer Jobs
Taos teens and 1981 graduates report door to door job searches with few responses. THS cheerleaders note six members seeking work, only one employed. Local officials warn CETA and YCC cuts will reduce jobs, urging private sector to provide summer employment and training for students.
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Ivy League to Pay for Vietnam Reflections by Steve Winston
Steve Winston writes that American troops entered Vietnam in 1941 and left in 1973 with 58,095 dead. He argues elites profited from the war, condemns protestors, and questions sending his sons to Ivy League graduates who supported the conflict. Winston, Las Vegas NM native, served four tours as a Marine sergeant.
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Fragmentary Note on Taos Arts Organization and Members
In early times within the Taos Art Association the group sought to support member artists and promote new artists and artisans in Taos, aiming to sustain creative work through the organization.
Taos Artist Association Faces Sale Pressure and Fragmentation
Taos art scene appears split as the Taos Artist's Association seems replaced by a Chilton Art combine. The group appears focused on selling prime properties to advance its agenda. Local observers question the future of any unified artist cooperative.
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Arta
Sagebrush Spectacular at Victoria Dillott Wedding
Letter writers praise the Sagebrush reception for Victoria Dillott and John Dillott’s April 26 wedding in Pacific Palisades. Guests express gratitude for food music and atmosphere while editors address WIPP MX Churchrock and radioactivity concerns. Taos voice advocates reviving a regional arts organization.
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Victoria
John Dillott
Sidney A. Franklin JR
Pacific Palisades
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Dust problem at Questa tailings pond analyzed by Romero
Tony J. Romero argues the Questa dust from the tailings pond poses health risks from silica silicates and fine particles. He outlines five practical solutions including relocating schools, mixing cement with waste to form gunite, trenching against winds, using pumps to moisten dust, and repurposing waste for road materials while avoiding water sources.
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Questa Tailings Pond
SHARE fund drive appeals for Rajgir relief in Taos letter
Malcolm Brown appeals to Taos readers to donate to SHARE, the Taos based charity aiding Rajgir, India. He notes over $12,000 raised in five years and urges tax deductible gifts to account 30-3596-4 at First State Bank Taos, with all funds sent to Dr. Prasad through the Rajgir Nature Care Institute.
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Help Request Letters From Dr Anandi Prasad
A letter from Dr Anandi Prasad, director, appeals to Mr Malcolm Brown for continuing welfare funding. He reports halted donations have left 10 essential centers underfunded by about 1,100 rupees monthly, ~180 USD, seeking 130 USD monthly or 1,560 USD yearly to sustain care for the sick and poor children. He asks for a prompt reply.
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Marie Kimmey
Anandi Prasad
Resistance to WIPP Noted in Carlsbad Dear Editor
Readers respond that opposition exists to the WIPP Project in Carlsbad with fears and reluctance to speak out, challenging a pro WIPP stance and highlighting local concern.
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Carlsbad
Arts Cuts Threaten Knickerbocker Glory Production
Taos News announced the musical Knickerbocker Glory in the USA and Britain, but Old Vic Company bankers force liquidation canceling future productions though the Old Vic Theater Trust may fund it with new finance. Delays loom as government arts grants shrink in Britain and America.
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