Pick Of The Press Judge Federici
We note the sudden death Thursday of Judge Fred J. Federici a man with strong justice and a warm sense of humor We met him soon after arriving in town and found him courteous cooperative and topically engaged in court politics horse racing and weather His untimely passing is a loss to the community county judicial district and state and we will miss his laughter and friendship Baton Range
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Taos Man Al DeBaca Combines Cartoons and Sales Career
Taos resident Al DeBaca a former Navy welterweight and Hollywood extra has built a varied life from mining and boxing to film work and now car sales at Miller Chevrolet. His cartoons brighten local ads while he advances in sales, and he reflects on rights versus Christian charity in a discussion sparked by a restaurant owner’s discriminatory stance.
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Dehorning and castration warned against in heat
County Extension Agent Abad Martinez cautions farmers that dehorning and castration during hot months invites high fly infection risk. Flies lay eggs on wounds, producing screwworms that can destroy flesh and kill livestock. advise avoiding procedures and using proper wound care with approved materials.
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Time To Dehorn Cattle And Plant Lawns in Taos County
Advice on cattle dehorning, worm infections, and lawn planting for Taos County. Recommends cool season grasses like Kentucky blue grass, ground should be warm for reseeding, and a well prepared seedbed is essential. County agent offers more details. Includes a report on crop conditions, irrigation, alfalfa, fruit growth, and an IFYE exchange delegate in Questa. Also provides guidance on emergency calls with clear, essential facts.
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New Mexico urged to scrap JP system for statewide courts
Former Attorney General Fred Slandsey and State Senator Fabian Chavez call for replacing the outmoded justice of the peace system with salaried statewide courts. Their plea follows a secret hearing about two state policemen accused of irregular citation procedures and allowing cases before unauthorized persons. The critique cites traffic cases, distant appearances, and JP income tied to case numbers, arguing salaried judges would curb bias and improve efficiency. Albuquerque Journal.
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Bow Hunting: A Writer Defends Archery’s Skill and Ethics
In this column the author argues bow hunting remains a sport of skill, not deception, preferring archery for close stalking and humane kills. He contrasts broadhead wounds with gun shock, notes typical deer yards, and promises a series on bow hunting while inviting reader questions.
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Inside The Capitol Ex-Demo Lead Republicans In Albuquerque
Ex-Demo leaders Anderson Carter and Duke Mayshark switch parties and vie for control as Goldwater forces dominate the New Mexico Republican scene. Democrats show counter balance with Mechem allies and new county chairs while loyalty shifts ripple through state politics.
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Answers for Veterans guidance on VA changes and admissions
Practical answers for veterans cover changing address for VA compensation payments and regional office transfers. It explains where to mail notices, how records move after a move, how a veteran or physician applies for hospital admission, and emergency admission procedures. It notes women veterans are eligible for the same benefits under current conditions.
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Costilla Property Owner Dispute
Mr and Mrs Bert Quintana of Costilla sue Mr and Mrs Felimon Sanchez of Amalia in district court over a boundary dispute Seeking a restraining order to stop trespassing and an order to post bond for a joint survey to determine the boundary lines The adjacent Costilla landowners seek shared costs of building and survey expenses
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Letter to Editor Pleads Taos Will Not Change
A Oklahoma reader Norma Gene Young urges Taos to avoid drastic changes in traffic and streets, praising the newspaper and its hometown charm. She requests a traffic signal at the Plaza NE corner but opposes by passes or through streets, stressing readers missives and the paper’s role in their lives.
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Taos letter argues meters hurt tourism and cleanliness
Helen Caskey of Littleton Colorado writes from Taos criticizing parking meters and street litter. She argues meters deter tourists, worsened by debris and slow cleaning, urging safer light traffic and town pride while noting Plaza and Pueblo Road need improvements.
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