Both Sides See Victory in November
STEVE WINSTON reports that Tass Gourty Democrats and Republicans foresee wins in the November general elections. Key figures discuss gubernatorial prospects and local races, noting party splits, candidate dynamics, and anticipated cross-party support and changes in county positions.
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Steve Winston
Tass Gourty
Bret
Andy Vigil
Toney Afiaya
Aubrey Dunn
Bob Brooks
Trick
Leo
Toney Atiaya
Vigil
James Duran
George Trujillo
Duran
Dura
Brooks
Coe Miers
Taos County backs Ground Zero nuclear freeze movement
Taos County commissioners voted Monday to back the Ground Zero movement against nuclear arms. The hearing featured David Fernandez and Dr. Arthur Scharfin urging a resolution in Spanish and English. They cited broad support from town councils, state legislatures, representatives, and Catholic bishops.
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Taos County
Joe Miera
Llano Quemado
David Fernandez
Arthur Sharfin
Fernandez
Taos
New Mexico
Robert Sanchez
Funding and legal hurdles for TWSD waste plant expansion
TWSD faces funding uncertainty as EPA ranks the Rio Hondo area high for treatment aid but requires federal backing. Private financing and district matching could be needed, with possible charges for hookups and monthly fees as options. The Committee to Save the Rio Hondo plans a federal suit over past water violations, while state officials approved tougher wasteland allocation and effluent standards to guide the future plant.
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EPA
Committee To Save the
Rio Hondo
State Water Quality Control Commission
Burglary at Ranchites Housing Projects Office
Thieves broke into the Ranchites Housing Projects main office on Ranchites Road on Sunday June 6 after removing a west screen and prying a window. They ransacked offices and stole money from a filing cabinet. Crimestoppers offers a $600 reward for information leading to arrests and indictment.
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Ranchites Housing Projects
Ranchites Road
Crimestoppers
Lodgers tax earmarked for Taos Chamber brochure and map
Taos County committees proposed using the first 20000 from lodgers tax for a new county map a brochure and small gifts to Taos Fiestas and Harwood Library. If approved 6000 would fund the map 6000 the brochure 1000 ads for Taos fiestas and 800 for Harwood Library with the rest for signs and wages.
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Taos County
Taos
Coca
Taos News regrets confusion over early dismissal headline
David Blickenderfer says the last week’s piece misled readers by implying half day Wednesdays. The schools will dismiss at 1 30 p.m. reducing weekly class time by one and a half hours.
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David 8. Blickenderfer
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Armando Cardenas
Cerra
Juan Duran
Dallas
TWSD
Grove Burnett
Ray
Phang
Ray Rodate
Marie Lorraine Gallegos
Manuelita Mondragon
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Rivera Insurances
Santa Fe
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Questa
Mary Anne Gonzales
Mary Anne Gonzalas
Romera
Taos Electrical Supply
A Division of
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Steve Vargas
Rio Grande Lumber Company
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Santa Fe Road
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