Taos Pueblo grants easement for Arroyo flood dam
Taos Pueblo and the Town of Taos signed an easement allowing construction of a 125000 dollar flood control dam on Las Cruces Arroyo. Pueblo officials did not seek payment but asked for a written Town stance on the Blue Lake land bill. Bidding to start within three to four weeks after bids open.
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Sandra Kincaid
Taos Pueblo
Taos
Los Cruzes
Pueblo
Blue Lake
Mark Clayborough
Phil Lovato
Rio Grande
Bernal
Puebloc
Sanchez
Pueblo Council
Sen. Anderson
Reyna and
Las Cruces Arroyo
John Reyna
Spraying Plan Expands for Rio Hondo Budworm Control
Carson National Forest will spray 40 000 acres plus 10 000 more along the Rio Hondo for spruce budworm, starting June 13. Taos Pueblo seeks participation next spring, after past spraying harmed vegetation and wildlife, with language and interpretation cited as a key issue in negotiations.
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Carson
Bernal
Rio Hondo
Don Seaman
Carson National Forest
Seaman
Taos Pueblo
Pueblo Council
Senate Committee On
Washington, D. C
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Arthur Greeley
U. S. Forest Service
Senate
Tesan Charged After Smashup
A Texas man faces reckless driving and driving without a license charges after hitting two parked cars and a lap sign near the U.S. 64 and New Mexico 240 intersection at about 2:20 am Saturday. Vehicles belonged to Armand R. Turpin and Gustav A. Ku cis. Police Magistrate Juy C. Montoya will hear the case.
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Texas
Olivers
Pete Duran
Jule Montoya
Luis Ane Pel Rosado
Diramitt
Lex
U. S
Firemen Respond to Two Outside Taos Blazes
Volunteer firefighters answered two calls near Taos on June 2, extinguishing a trash fire in Arroyo Seco at Nancy Lipp set home after a 12:25 report by Charlotte Hanks. Later, they tackled a garage fire at Tony Cordova’s home caused by welding a motor bike, causing about $150 damage.
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Arroyo Seco
Nancy Lippset
Charlotte Hanks
Tony Cordova
Questa Youth wins 1966 DeKalb Agriculture Award at Questa High
John Gonzales of Questa is named the 1966 DeKalb Agricultural Achievement Award recipient from Questa High School. He is the son of Alfimin and Isoneales and plans study in farm machinery at a two year program after graduation. He has been active in 4H and FFA, with interests in cattle and poultry and plans to attend New Mexico State University.
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Questa
Johnas Gonzales
DeKalb Agriculue A
Johnny
Alfimin Isoneales
Johnner
Questa High Scue
Hotea
Johnie
New Mexico State Universe
Johny
Questa High School
Livestock Marketing Corral Planned Near Penasco
The Penasco Area Development Association seeks an $80,000 grant from the Economic Development Administration to lease four acres between Vadito and Penasco for a cattle and rancher livestock marketing corral. The site would include a scale, chutes, sprayer, and desensers, aiding local herds unable to afford distant auctions.
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Penasco
Warning Issued On Fireworks in New Mexico Taos County
Residents of Taos County are warned that possession of fireworks is illegal with up to six months in jail and a $100 fine. State Police confiscated fireworks from a Questa business that sold them to residents. the firm cooperated and agreed to stop selling. Under state law, possession includes selling, owning, or discharging fireworks unless cleared by the state fire marshal. The offense is a petty misdemeanor.
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Taos County
New Mexico
Questa
Taos Airport Commission ordinance questioned by AG
Taos Town Council seeks AG opinion on the airport panel ordinance. Roy G. Hill says most of the ordinance appears valid, but questions remain over the powers to hire and fire airport employees and control selection of appointees. Some officials welcome the review, others defend the current structure.
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Taos
Fileman Sanchez
Ina Jeter
Roy G. Hill
Attormey General
Appellen
Airmet
Comi
Far Airev
Ice
Two Taos Men To Stand Trial
Two Taos men were bound over to District Court on separate charges by Peace Justice File mon Sanchez. Luis Leroy Vigil, 21, will be tried this month for breaking and entering Ranchos Trading Post. Danny F Montoya, 21, faces charges of liquor and cigarettes theft from the store. During investigation, items believed from the store were found behind Vigil’s frame.
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Filemon Sanchez
Luis Leroy Vigil
Canon
Ranchos
Wuh Uo
Danny F Montoya
Vieil
Taos Considers Local Development Company Push
An SBA representative visited Taos, speaking to about 40 people in two sessions about forming a Taos County Local Development Company to boost new industries, expand existing businesses, and cut unemployment. A meeting Thursday at the courthouse aims to enroll members and plan next steps.
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Sntal Business Administration
Taos
Iive
John Swinnen Jr
Adra Serm
Tas County
SBA
Swinnea
Tvopan
Paul G. Vigil
Vigil
Pareapauli
Eekel Yatny
Valie Wisse
Vamb
Dre Jsi Gorg
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Forest Service
J. B. Martinez
Martin Var Bis
Carolyn Parr
Paul J. Bernal
Martinez
Vilemon Sanchez
Precinct 1
Justice of the Peace
John J. Reyna
Rio Grande Gorge
el Prado
Highway 64 Association
Tribal
Rio Pueblo
Tesan
Smashup
Questa Youth State Farmer
Johnny Gonzales
Oral
Premi ¢ Ts
Avis
Aegs Bk
Geners
Ordinasne
Local Development Company
Arroyo Hondo People Eye Community Center
Arroyo Hondo
Bxrensia Service
Tas Municipal Schools
Community Action Office
Benson and Associates
Frides
Housing and Home Finance Agency
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