Fishing Improves as New Mexico Lakes Clear
Northeastern New Mexico streams and lakes show improvement with clearer water and rising feeding activity. Santa Cruz Lake remains good with trolling best. Rio Grande remains high and muddy. Monastery and Stewart Lakes report fair to good fishing. Clayton Lake sees heavy pressure but solid catches. Taos area streams still high. Red River productive with spinners. Conchas Lake walleye strong with spinners. overall warm water temps around 70 degrees aid catfish and other species.
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State Department of Game and Fish
New Mexico
Santa Cruz Lake
Rio Grande
Monastery Lake
Stewart Lake
Clayton Lake
Taos
Lagunitas
Latirs
Red River
Cimarron
Charette Lake
Miami Lake
Louriie Lake
McAllister Lake
Murphy Lake
Las Vegas
Ute
Conchas Lake
Three NMSU Degrees For Taos Area Graduates
About 1000 graduates received diplomas at NMSU 75th Commencement in Memorial Stadium on June 1. Robert O. Anderson gave the commencement address and earned an honorary Doctor of Laws along with artist Peter Hurd and writer Eric Stanley. Local Taos area graduates include Walter Conrad Ruben Quintana and Richard Johnson with degrees in business administration engineering technology and agriculture with honors.
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Taos Area
New Mexico State University
Memorial Stadium
Robert O. Anderson
Atlantic- Richfield Co
Peter Hurd
Eric Stanley
Gardner
Walter Conrad
Vern Conrad
Taos
Ruben Quintana
Christobal Quintana
Richard
Taos Tigers Change Schedule To Santa Fe Tournament
Coach John Gonzales adjusts Taos High varsity hoops for next season switching from the Albuquerque to the Capital City Tournament in Santa Fe. The team adds a nonScheduled game with Santa Fe Demons, plans 10 road and eight home games plus two tournaments, with last regular game February 28 against Raton and district in Las Vegas March 6-8 ahead of state finals March 13-15.
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John Gonzales
Taos
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Tigers
Santa Fe Demons
Questa
Raton
Las Vegas
Junior High Field Day Draws Large Taos Crowd
Eighteen homerooms competed at Taos Junior High Field Day on Parr Field May 28 featuring events like the 20 yard relay broad jump 100 and 200 yard dashes shuttle relay and several novelty races. Mrs Meritan’s home room won with 68 points, edging Ms Miera’s by 17. Tom Burnstead and Estevan Vigil shared top individual honors with multiple wins and a place on the winning 220 yard relay.
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Taos
Parr Field
Helen Meritan
Fell Miera
Pete Garcia
Tom Burmstead
Estevan Vigil
Burnstead
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Palemon Cardenas
Eli Herrera
Northeast
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Roger B. Corbett
Johnny Tafoya
Johnny's Barber Shop
Santa Fe Rd
All, Garcia
Diane Gallegos
Eddie Abeyta
Beth Hyde
Ruby Ortiz
Charles Hyde
Martha Seale
Louise Ko
Mary Lou Mappes
Rita Smoker
Elcino Martinez
Frank Maestas
Eddie Rimbert
Jake Mossman
Mary Velasquez
Las Milpas
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Cena
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Gath
Bereoom
Fies
Bedeoom
LA Casa Grande
Reaktor
Johnny
Los Angeles
Calif
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Anita
Angela
Canon
Chevrolet
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