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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1995
Page
3
The editorial lauds Frank Waters as a writer of vision whose discipline shaped his art. Waters is praised for turning common matter into art through language, with a life-spanning fidelity to his own vision and spiritual depth that outlives trends.
The Kit Carson Electric Cooperative invites members to the 1995 annual meeting at Taos High School Otero Gym on Saturday June 10 with registration at 10 a.m. and business at 11 a.m. A quorum is sought to amend outdated bylaws amid rapid growth and member concerns.
Taos columnist Bob Gleason addresses Taoseños about Rio Grande ecology and river recreation. He compares the native cutthroat to introduced species and urges caution on crowding, urges environmental monitoring of mine tailings, and plans to document concerns with a camera and possible fish collection for research.
A compilation of political figures contact details includes U S Senator Pete Domenici with Santa Fe and Washington offices and phone lines, U S Senator Jeff Bingaman with Santa Fe and Washington offices, U S Representative Bill Richardson offices, and state officials Senator Carlos Cisneros and Representative Robert Gonzales with street boxes and phone numbers.
New Taos residents praise national Day of Prayer and four days of Plaza Bible readings while urgingTaos Christians to embrace other faiths. They say the Koran, Bhagavad Gita, Buddha teachings, Native American wisdom, and Baha U llah writings share love of God, goodwill, and neighborly love.
The Taos News Forum welcomes original letters under 350 words signed with a local address and business hours phone number for verification. Community gratitude notes are capped at 150 words. Turn columns require verification info and a photo, may run up to 750 words, with no name withheld and submissions limited to once per month.
The Baha i faith founder Behaullah taught all Prophets share one tabernacle and same faith while urging unity among Christians Jews Muslims Buddhists Native Americans and Baha is to heal a bleeding world. Joann and William D Eee 208 promote interfaith collaboration.
A vow to live freely without fear or worry. Choose your direction at forks, push forward into life head first, and love others despite resistance. Seek joy in nature and express beliefs boldly, one deliberate step at a time.
Kelly and Barney Meyer from Rio Fernando Volunteer Fire Department and EMT Yolanda Cordova joined Ann Robb Fuller to help with the Disabled American Veterans Vietnam Veterans National Memorial event in Angel Fire over Memorial Day weekend. Despite rain and sleet, volunteers created a warm atmosphere with grateful attendees.
The American Red Cross joined the dedication of the DAV Vietnam Veterans National Memorial. Shelly Rahr coordinates in Taos and Colfax counties as families expressed gratitude and the enduring brotherhood and peace around the site.
A Taos resident cites two Taos News articles to allege ongoing mismanagement in the district attorney’s office. She cites sworn statements from a Taos Pueblo woman about a public official coordinating with a judge to sidestep witnesses and delays. She claims the DA’s absence on appeal supports the accusation and asks who investigates the investigator to protect victims in court.
A couple from Atlanta express public thanks to residents who aided them after an April 29 auto accident at Kachina Lodge. They commend police officers firemen and hospital staff, with special praise for Officer Joel Cordova for exceeding duty in showing humanity.
Taos Birders Evening meeting centered on cattle grazing on public lands. Reports say police were called to keep the peace. witnesses describe a lively exchange. Featured speaker John Horning urged constructive dialogue to avoid heated confrontations. Karen Epperson Taos.
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