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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
2
The Taos Valley Boys’ Club has been revived with a building, furnishings, and a program established, funded by volunteer effort. An open house drew praise but highlighted equipment gaps as supporters seek 5000 dollars to sustain operations and prevent juvenile issues in town.
A group from Arro yo Seco Valdenera signs a letter in Today’s Another Viewpoint urging continued support for Tas Municipal Airport. The writers note local ski valley workers rely on winter operations for livelihoods and emphasize broader regional benefit to food on tables and neighbor households.
In Taos County residents hear two issues at a joint meeting with Forest Service and local officials. Pueblo councilmen spoke softly, with interpreters shaping the conveyed meaning, contrasting sharply with tense Town Council sessions noted for abrupt disputes and rigid procedures.
Taos Publishing Co owners and staff listed including Guadalupe Plaga Keith Greer Regina Cocke Sandra Kincaio Felia Valdes Larry Casados Arthur Greiser Marthe Baca Amanda Murray and more. Published Tuesdays and Thursdays Taos NM box 1001 ZIP 87371 rates by mail in advance $5.75 per year in-state $9.45 out of state.
A witty piece blends Taos seasonal flux with memories of the town’s art galleries. It recalls Memorial Day crowds, the Heptagon showings, and past gallery gossip about painters and patrons, offering tongue in cheek guidance on entertaining visitors without libel.
The Outside View cites LA Porte Herald and Grangeville Press opinions on federal spending and government overreach. One editorial argues big government fuels trouble and urges cuts to nonessential programs, while the other notes a proposed federal housing unit paper to sustain jobs and expand controls.
KEITH GREEN surveys Taos Plaza during the summer. Turistas Americanas and locals mingle as diverse visitors, with the Jaycees planning a no-shave policy and Fiesta costumes. Taos Pueblo Gov John Reyna joins SCC board to boost regional land-use understanding.
General manager of the Taos Clean-up Project thanks Mayor Sanchez and the Council for support. Volunteers from Taos Carden Club Lions Junior Chamber Boy Scouts Rosarians and Kiwanis aided road cleaning and plaza washing. KEQT Taos News and local merchants provided publicity and supplies.
In Taos, readers question the mayor’s assertion that the new airport would serve only a few skiers. They note tourism and skiers bring significant revenue and ask if Taos can reject an airport with no rail link.
Canon residents thank Ray Mandragon for paving the south side road before the rains and commend County Commissioner Luis Martinez for supplying Brader and shale. The surface provides teaching material to local schools as fossil-rich shale yields many specimens for students along the route.
A concise history of U S Mint origins from the 1780s move to create a national mint through early buildings in Philadelphia New Orleans and San Francisco with notes on mint marks during World War II and the postwar era including the 1965 revival and references to Mint page 8
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