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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
3
A letter from Governor Bruce King urges New Mexico schools to teach about diverse religious and cultural groups. He recommends programs with speakers from various cultures to enrich social studies. Taos readers propose extending culture appreciation beyond schools to churches and groups, suggesting a cultural exchange in markets.
Public Forum readers debate Chicano identity and discrimination in Taos New Mexico. Letters praise Chicano pride, condemn stereotypes, and discuss employment bias at Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Taos Chapter of the American G I Forum cites EEOC charges and urges action.
Public school superintendents across New Mexico will receive salary boosts for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The article lists specific raise amounts for many districts, including Los Lunas, Bernalillo, Cuba, Lordsburg, Santa Rosa, Vaughn, and Clovis, among others, with several increases of over 1,000 dollars. The piece also notes appointments to committees and other state education and government actions.
Andrew Dasburg, taos artist, to receive Doctor of Fine Arts at UNM 66th commencement on June 11 from President Tom L. Popejoy. He will be among four honorees, noted for his works shown in top galleries and museums nationwide.
The Taos News notes successor of El Crapuscuio led by Father Antonio Jose Marling in 1832. It states departments, phone, and post office mailing details in Taos New Mexico. Subscription rates by mail are listed payable in advance for three years.
David Fernandes writes from Taos about a dawn filled with life and color. The sun, trees, birds, and air fuse into a vibrant scene, recalling a golden era of abundant harmony before modern money pressures erode self sufficiency and local abundance. The piece contrasts past and present, noting inflation and harder access to food despite enduring natural beauty.
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