Merit Pay for Teachers: A Path to Better Education
A letter argues for merit based pay for teachers to raise teaching quality and educational outcomes. Citing Rich Town High School in Park Forest UK, it highlights Mrs. Dorthen Schultz praising merit rewards as motivational and notes potential evaluation challenges but stresses flexibility within salary ranges to reward talent and effort.
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Dorthen Schultz
Rich Township High School
Prark Forest
Schultz
Dio
Cucher
Loriila
Public Forum Letter Advocates School District Consolidation
An editor notes a public letter from Taos school superintendents Otero and Trujillo urging consolidation of Taos County schools to avoid state interference. The writer supports a joint meeting to discuss plans, argues against Santa Fe control, and seeks cooperation for education of children.
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Joseph L. Otero
Taos
Ranfruot
Noreisad
Santa Fe
State Board of Folues- Hon
Tarill
Yoularranes
Fiom
Animel Kingdom Shelter Offers Care For Pets In Taos
Summer vacancy brings three adult cats two kittens and a mix of dogs to the Animal Shel lee. A new veterinarian weeks old Butterfield oversees kennels and emergency care as staff watch over dogs and puppies while owners are away in a town facility.
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Taos
Butterfield
Fragmented OCR snippet with mixed terms and names
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered items, names, numbers, and phrases such as soccer, breakfast, beaches, and towns. It lacks coherent narrative, dates, or clear events, preventing a concrete summary.
Butterfields Named Newest Taosenos by Regina Cooke
Dr and Mrs Larry Butterfield and their seven month old son Cal are new arrivals to Taos after moving from Bisbee Arizona where he was veterinarian at Cochise Animal Hospital They reside at the local animal shelter while available for general veterinary work The couple both graduated Colorado State University and have interests in hunting fishing skiing sewing reading city life and outdoor sports
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Regina Cooke
Larry Butterfield
Spn
Cal
Butterfields
Bisbee
Ariz
Cochise Animal Hospital
Loos
Butterfield
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Des Moines
Iowa
Las Vegas
N.M
Socarra School of Mines
State University of Iowa
Fr. Coblins’ Lesher
Stone
Senator Anderson Early Retirement Sparks Capitol Debate
The piece discusses Senator Anderson's likely retirement at the end of his term, with hints of a decision around his birthday October 2. It contrasts youth impulsiveness with seasoned leadership, references Clint’s indecision, and notes Horn of Albuquerque as a potential gubernatorial candidate while detailing local political dynamics and past service.
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Que Chine
Ross
Sengatini
Anderson
Washington
County 4-H Clubs Reorganize and Plan Contests
Taos County agents and 4-H leaders reorganize clubs including Arroyo Hondo and list present clubs such as Thunderbird Shamrock Taos Pueblo Village St Joseph Taos Teenage Ranchos Country Kids Arroyo Seco Mustang Clover Tres Piedras Little Bitty Beetles Fl Questeno Work & Chatter Questa. 4-H elimination contests set for June 26 at Taos Jr High School to select county winners advancing to district and state conferences.
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Taos County
Arroyo Hondo
Thunderbird
Shamrock
Taos Pueblo
Village
St. Joseph
Taos
Ranchos
Country Kids
Arroyo Seco
Mustang
Clover
Tres Piedras
Taos Jr. High School
Reuality Concept Of Head Start Editor's Note
Senator Montoya explains Project Head Start as a War on Poverty effort offering 274 centers in New Mexico. The program targets preschoolers from low income families, aims to prepare them for kindergarten or first grade, and runs roughly from mid June to mid August. Parents should contact their local school board to locate nearest site and register.
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Clint
House
Senate
New Mexico
Tom Morris
Joe Montoya
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph M. Montoya
Washington
Office of Economic Cpportunity
Taos News Highlights From Last Week
Taos residents sailed to Santa Fe for The Bowery Ball hosted by the Big Grande Painters. Mail service disruption from Ute Park set back deliveries. Postmaster Felix Valdez notes its impact. Miriam Golden read Trojan Women in Santa Fe. jail inmates walked Placita Road with jailor Cortez.
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Wescott Burgess
Gertrude Sullivan
Mary Hamlin
Alexandria Fechin
Rebecca Strand
Jack Becket
Alfred Watkyns
Bill James
Santa Fe
Taos
Ute Park
Paloflechado Hill
Felix Valdez
Miriam Golden
Ranchos de Taos
Rio Chiquito
Charles Minton
County
Ciy
Placita Road
Cortez
Placita
Taos News Staff and Publication Details
The Taos News operates on a weekly Thursday publication cycle under Taos Publishing Co. Inc. with Milt Loewe as editor, Regina Cooke overseeing society pages, Aris F D Valdes as Spanish Page Editor, Sandra Kincaid as reporter, A D Rose in advertising, Alfred De Baca handling display ads, Margaret Rose for classified ads, and Judson Crews responsible for job printing.
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Regina Cooke
Aris F. D. Valdes
Sandra Kincaid
A. D. Rose
Alfred de Baca
Margaret Rose
Judson Crews
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