Taos board rejects religion based extra credit
The Taos Municipal Board of Education refused to give credit for optional assignments with religious content, citing unconstitutionality. The decision upholds separation of church and state, aligning with longstanding law that religious instruction belongs in private or home settings, not public schools.
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Taos Art Association sees family unity amid art growth
Taos factions calm at annual TAA meeting as Taos Community Auditorium trims debt to 3000 under Kathleen Altman with TAA board and TCA committee help. Stables Gallery nets 75500 gross and TAA holdings rise 5000, strengthening a cultural network that balances visual and performing arts. Two new artists join the TAA board, offering artists a louder voice in guiding Taos culture.
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Taos News successor of El Crepusculo founded in 834
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Taos News successor to El Crepusculo with founders and staff listed. The text includes subscription rates by mail and advance payment details, mentioning Taos County and foreign countries, though many figures are garbled. The passage preserves names such as Father Antonio Jose Martinez and Robin McKinney with roles, amid incomplete pricing data.
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Keith Green
Hille Blair
Jean Garcia
Act in Our Interest Urgency Against Uranium Drilling in Taos
Gail Russell argues against Philips Uranium Corporation exploratory drilling in Tres Piedras area Taos County warning of contaminated water land and health problems seen in nearby mining towns She urges citizens to engage officials contact policy makers and support those affected to protect future generations.
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Taos teacher defends optional extra credit on religion topics
Alice F. Hull argues in a Taos forum that her extra credit on God and eternity was not religious instruction and that the board overstepped. She notes 70 papers submitted by 63 of 100 students and calls for parental direct contact instead of board intervention.
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Frank Gonzales
Sonaiaa Commaesimae Yaneiaery
Taos School Board Letter Opposes Religion Based Extra Credit
A fourth period honors English class writes to dispute an April week extra credit option offering attendance at a religious crusade or opinions on God and life after death. Students argue the board ignored broader student views, calling for consideration of their perspective and noting the pledge of allegiance phrases.
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Lady Chatterley Poster Sparks D H Lawrence Festival Debate
Anthony Branch of the Taos D H Lawrence Festival questions publishing Gorman's nude Lady Chatterley as official festival art due to funding risks. He plans to survey 30 Taos Santa Fe stores for poster acceptance and may publish without festival imprint.
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Parking Space Plea For Ledoux Area In Taos News Forum
Taos residents debate parking needs south of the Plaza as Ledoux Street area demand grows. Writer cites crowded blocks, library, hotel, theater, and restaurants lacking spaces, urging a new Lot behind Patio to serve Bent Guest and local businesses. Letters to the Forum welcome 300 word unsigned submissions.
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