Taos Town Council Moves to Meter Water Use and Signs
The Taos News reports the Taos Town Council will install meters for four wells and broken user meters for homeowners, halt water to subdivisions outside town limits until use is known, study trailer regulations, and craft a uniform signage ordinance to reduce eyesores and treat businesses equally.
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Taos
Santistevan
Unnamed political figure tours New Mexico amid security concerns
An unimpeachable source reports a prominent political family relative near northern New Mexico during a presidential campaign swing. An opposing camp observed crowd sizes and enthusiasm from above while a hacker gained a ride on the plane carrying the young visitor, though no staff spy was found.
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New Mexico
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Taos News letters and reader concerns stir local debate
Readers criticize Taos merchants for not supporting a local sales clerk of the month feature while praising Taos residents and Taos Vista writers. A long letter from Friends of Taos Valley requests Wilderness Area expansion in Carson National Forest and urges designation of primitive areas. Included are complaints about Taos services, shopping options, and local media coverage.
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Taos
Art Cobutunin
Tias
Friends of
Taos Vatley
Joli McGuire
U.S. Forest Service
Washington
New Mexico
National Forest
Forest Service
Carsutt National Forest
Carson National Forest
America
Louise Dice
Alyce Frank
Grace Parr
Governor fights El Paso Gas cutbacks and seeks expanded reach
Governor Bruce King continues to oppose El Paso Natural Gas Co plans to reduce supplies to New Mexico amid peak demand in California. He seeks 1972 legislative power to counter the cutback, asks Four Corners to add 11 counties to extend regional benefits, and relocates education and public notice efforts as political campaigns unfold across Valencia, Socorro, Catron, and neighboring counties.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Bruce King
el Paso Natural Gas Co
New Mexico
California
King
Toney Anaya
KPNG
el Paso Natural Gas. Co
Gov. King
Four Corners Regional Commission
Union
Quay
Curry
Roosevelt
Lea
Eddy
Otero
Sierra
Dona Ana
Luna
Hidalgo
Commission
Josepph M. Montoya
K. I. Langley
Tucumcari
State Board of Education
Langley
Jim
State Board
Dorothy B. Holmes
Socorro
Marjory Kirk
Deming
Carter Kirk
Valencia
Catron
Grant
Holmes
Kelly Mora
Raton
Carol ‘Tinker
Las Vegas
Albert Amador
Fairview
Rio Arriba
Espanola
Joe Romero
Romero
Taos County
Amador
San Miguel
Harding
Guadalupe
Taos
Mora
Colfax
Clayton
Ed Heringa
Repulican
H. M. Mortimer
Sunland Development Corp
Simms
Emprise
Ruidoso
Ruidoso State Bank
State Corporation Commission
Belen
Casa Montoya Barhert and Beauty Shop Inc
Rosie and
Henry
Montoya
Taos Hosts Spruce Budworm Air Attack Training
Ten years ago in Taos a fleet of planes and about 20 ground crew prepared for a planned air attack on spruce budworm infestations across Carson and Santa Fe National Forests. The operation involved TBMs, torpedo bombers, Stearmans, Navy trainers, and Cessnas based at Tarleton Airport. Spraying would span several days from Santa Fe and Las Vegas, with reduced insecticide to limit harm to fish and wildlife.
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Taos
Irv
Stuart
Chevron
la Dona Lug
Sil
Wil
Pioneer Investment
Santa Fe Cor
Denver
Santa Fe
KKIT
Steve
Barbara
Kkit Ig
Ulus
Carson and
Navy
Tarleton Aiport
Artack
Las Vegas
Forest Service
Taos Hopeful Youth and Brotherhood of Light Legacy
In Taos New Mexico a meditation on youth, memory, and cultural revival traces how childhood friendships shape adulthood. It chronicles the Brotherhood of Light as a unifying socio religious force born from hardship among northern New Mexico communities and its enduring quest to rebuild a shared, honorable way of life.
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David Priniwand Ce
New Mexico
Taos
Brotherhood of Light
Brotherhood
Taos Publishing staff and weekly notices
The Taos Publishing Corporation is listed with P O Box U Taos New Mexico 87571 and staff including Keith Green publisher Tom Day editor Mon Pity agverbeing manager Felix Valdes Spanish Editor Bernice Cornova circulation and classifieds. The brief states published every Wednesday with post office delivery and subscription rates by mail payable in advance per year.
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Felix Valdez
Taos
David Fernandez
Trinidad
Jim Bishop
Jack Foster
Rocky Mountain News
Flavio T. Luna
Cole
The
Taos News
Taos Publishing Corporation
P.O
Taos, N.M
Mon Pity
Felix Valdes
Bernice Cornova
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