Taos District Judge Announces Ambulance Art Contest Winners
District Judge Leon Karelitz drew names for the Taos County Ambulance Art contest on Monday June 2. First place and 10000 dollars in art went to Nancy Thibodeau of Taos, with recipients Albert P Romero Rosa Ellis Clark Sharon Mondragon and Sylvia J Cooperthwaite also named. The ambulance met its 20000 dollar fundraising goal after expenses.
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Leon Karelitz
Taos County
Nancy Thibodeau
Taos
Albert P. Romero
Rosa Ellis Clark
Sharon Mondragon
Sylvia J. Cooperthwaite
Byass to Slow Pace on Bypass Route Decision
State Highway Department officials say final judgment on a bypass route is not in sight as comments trickle in and are filed. Rochell Byers of the environmental section notes ongoing input with recent support from the Kiwanis club.
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State Highway Department
Rochell Byers
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Ramming appeals conviction in fraud racketeering case
John Ramming seeks a new trial as he appeals 14 issues from his 18 year sentence. He will be moved from Grants back to the New Mexico State Penitentiary to serve time and is awaiting bond discussions while his appeal proceeds.
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John Ramming
Grants
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Ramming
Western New Mexico Correctional Facility
Santa Fe
Lsts
Court of Appeals
Pete Mondragon
Mondragon
Kaufman
Padilla
Taos
Ski Valley Junction
Richard Rowand
Gallegos Dominates Taos County Race In District Voting
Martinez finished with 253 votes while Gallegos won all Questa Cerro Costilla Amalia and Taos Pueblo precincts. Tafoya led early but Gonzales passed him with Llano El Valle Trampas and Rio Lucio votes. Absentee voting shifted the lead back, and the new districting paves the way for district-based commissioner elections.
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Gallegos
Questa
Cerro
Costilla
Amalia
Taos Pueblo
Tafoya
Gonzales
Llano
el Valle
Trampas
Rio Lucio
Taos County Sees Strong Turnout Despite Rainy Week
Voter turnout in Taos County reached about 60 percent, among the state’s best. Compared with 50 percent in 1984, lingering rain kept voters away that year. After seven days of rain, election day offered sun and clouds as Taesenos voted in the morning to beat noon clouds, producing a healthy overall turnout.
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Taos County
Taesenos
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Wal-Mart
Smiths
McDonald’s
Southwest Airlines
Taos Press
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TCAPP
Box
Cruz Alta Plaza
Don Pedro’s Restaurant
S. Santa Fe Rd
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Pete & Bernadette Trujillo
New Mexico
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la Posta Road
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