Taos Publishing Co Weekly Newspaper Details
Published as an independent Taos weekly run by Taos Publishing Co Inc. Editor Publisher James B Colagrave and General Manager Robert J Fauteck oversee operations with Spud Johnson and Regina Cooke in society and arts. Subscription rates set. mail to Taos NM. Box 1005 PL Aeg244.
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Thutefays Te Taos Publishing Co
Taos
New Mexico
James B. Colagrave
Eoitor
Robert J. Fauteck
Spud Johnson
Regina Cooke
Society and
F. D. Valdes
N. M
Taos County Faces New Controversy Over Proposed Hydro Plant
Taos County debates a $64 million Plains Electric hydroplant at the Red River Rio junction. Project would divert and canal water to a 900 foot drop generating about 20 000 kW and 57 million kWh annually, funded by REA, with night operation or emergency use. Critics warn of landscape scar and fish risks. supporters cite electricity, growth, and reliability against blackouts.
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Taos County
Red River
Rio
Without
Plains Electric Generating System
The
Plains
REA
Kit Carson Co-Op
Kit Carson
Ria
Cerro Chifle
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Taos
High Court Outlaws Communist Party in Key Ruling
A 5-4 Supreme Court decision harshly curtails the Communist Party by requiring all officers and members to register with the Justice Department under the 1950 Act and declaring active membership a federal crime if subversive aims are known. The ruling alarms many Americans who prize free speech while labeling the party a vehicle for subversion and overthrow of the government.
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Supreme Court
Communist Party
United States
High Court
Justice Department
Editor remembers editors and editors’ fates in Las Vegas seminar
The Editor's Window notes Kit Carson Electric Co-op president Martinez joining a six member area development committee in Las Vegas to coordinate Northern counties. It recalls Arthur G. Elliott of Belding Michigan dying at the typewriter after an unfinished front page editorial and references Bat Masterson's later career as a sports writer. The Taos News editor is expected to pen one last editorial about a certain movie.
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IM Colegrove Ancres
Martinez
Kit Carson Electric Co-op
Area Development Seminary
Las Vegas
Clark Knowlton
Highlands ‘University
George J. Martin
el Rito
Jack Flynn
Santa Fe County
Pete Baca
Mora
Arthur Maciszewski
Raton
Arthur G. Elliott
Belding
Mich
Banner-News
India
Elliott
Bat Masterson
Denver
Taos Chosen For Film Sequences
Taos selected for important motion picture sequences for Redhead from Hell Creek. Producer Boris Petroff scouted Taos with Jack Lane of Albuquerque and Plymouth Productions publicist Chet J. Swirell. Albuquerque sites include Manzania School grounds and Simms' ranch. Santa Fe will provide ranch era buildings and street scenes.
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Taos
Boris Petroff
Redhead
Hell Creek
Petroff
Santa Fe
Jack Lane
Albuquerque
Plymouth Productions, Inc
Chet J. Swirell
Manzania
Old Town
Simms
New Mexico
Switell
Denver
Ronnie Burns
Inside Capitol Battle over State Printing Contract
Earl Hartley the attorney general opposes the Department of Development and the purchasing agent over printing the state magazine. A five year contract to Ward Anderson, Albuquerque, was set Aug 13 1989. New bids in 1990 caused political clash as Hartley ruled Crocker and Ward Anderson bids invalid. Welfare board may violate rules by directing drug business to Las Cruces stores.
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Hartley Santa FE
Earl Hartley
Republican Department of Development
State Magazine
Ward Anderson Printing Company
Af Albuquerque
Tony Summers
Summers
H. S. Crocker
San Francisco
Summers’ Ward Anderson Company
Atty
Crocker
Ward Anderson
Bar Association
Hartley
Fred Standley
Democratic
Fie
Repurt
New Welfare Board
Jack Malone
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Welfare Department
Capitol
Joe Gilbert
Lopez
John Birch Society satire and local visit notes
A radio show critique mocks the John Birch Society as the author recounts watching Meet the Press and hearing donors claim influence. He warns against slick pitches and con men, insists on AMERICA first, and declines involvement. Also notes Bobby Martinez visiting his parents in Taos and plans to return to Gardena.
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John Birch Society
John Birch Club
America
Mr. Welch
Bobby Martinez
J. B. Martinez
Gardena
Call
Bobby
Albuquerque
Ben Martines
Steve
Taos
Episcopal Camp Schedule At Valmora Near Las Vegas
The summer schedule for Camp Valmora near Las Vegas New Mexico lists Laywomen June 11 Young Peoples Fellowship June 13 24 Junior Boys June 23 30 Junior Girls July 3 11 Junior High July 13 21 Laymen July 21 23 Ed Bewley at Trends shop may be contacted for further information
New Mexico Firms Win Federal Gasoline Contracts
Washington reports on quotes from Senator Clinton P. Anderson amid world worries. The piece notes seven New Mexico companies winning coal and gasoline contracts valued at $72,778 for Federal aid, plus Antarctic and nuclear power developments and Peace Corps interest, with a Page Five continuation hinted.
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New Mexico
General Services Administration
Peace Corps
Sensational Thunderbird for 1961 Dominates Imitations
For pure pleasure the 1961 Thunderbird stands unique in the world with its famed roofline and four seat interior. Imitations copy the look but miss the Thunderbird spirit, growing more desirable each month as rivals try to match its style.
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High Court Speaks
Brandenburgs
UNM
University At New Mexico Regents
Jack Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Jefe Tans
Tom Popejoy
Board of Regents
Will Harrison
San Miguel
Guadalupe
Corporation Commission
Uncle Maloof
Frank Maloof
State Mental Hospital
George Maloof
J. D. Maes
Frank
George
Maes
John Simms
Joe Napoleon Sanchez
Mora ‘County
Per Isamimel
Doughbelly
Episcopal
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
New Me
State University
Caribbean
Laos
Oye
Wit
Antarctica
Lonely Byrd Station
Atomic Energy Commis
Bi Station
McMu Sound
Atomic Energy
FORD
Wit Garson
Harper Motor CO
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