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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1981
Page
2
Taos County faces layoff pressure from federal fund cuts and weighs job sharing or reduced work weeks to retain staff. The plan would let two part timers fill one full time role or extend weekends with lower pay, sustaining services while saving payroll costs and fringes.
A Taos merchant coalition proposes hiring a fulltime restroom attendant for the west Plaza bandstand restrooms to curb vandalism and keep facilities clean. The plan aims to boost the downtown area for tourists and residents, with flowers and streets kept inviting, benefiting the summer economy.
A spring evening out for two with three children at home turns sour when a trio of men stagger into a movie, shout obscenities, wreck seats, and force an abrupt halt to the film. The writer laments lost time and trust in adults amid the disruption caused by intoxicated patrons.
A message to fellow sportsmen and conservationists urges active participation to protect organized conservation efforts. The writer warns that staying silent could jeopardize hard won gains in wildlife and habitat preservation.
Louis F. Fernandez of Ranchos de Taos criticizes opponents who delayed a Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout conservation plan. He argues the project, initially $8700, could cost $126,000 or more and take years longer, urging support for practical, timely management by Game and Fish agencies.
James T. Gallegos of Talpa questions proposed rotenone poisoning to control cutthroat trout downstream from Rio Chiquito. He cites acute poisoning risks, warns of nonselective harm to wildlife, and suggests a wildlife management fish-out approach to allow natives to thrive, asking experts for guidance.
Albert Ortega of Taos argues the Rio Grande Cutthroat, native and endangered, deserves habitat protection over exploitation. He cites overfishing, timber management impacts, and calls for preserving the species for future generations.
Taos and Rio Arriba county trustees urge President Reagan to maintain funding for the Legal Services Corporation and Northern New Mexico Legal Services. They credit NNMLS Land and Water Rights Project director Jaime Chavez with aiding 600 plus households, aiding color of title acts, and improving access to justice for the poor in Northern New Mexico. The group invites a meeting if in the area.
Chuck DeLeonardis critiques The Taos News for coverage of a Legendary Blues Band show led by Muddy Waters. He argues press passes are not bribes and urges clearer policy on advance material, publicity, and access to ensure accurate reporting and higher standards. He calls for professional review of live entertainment practices.
In Taos two weeks ago a near disaster fire at Don Pablo Restaurant prompted thanks to Mr. David Romero for reporting it at around four in the morning. Gratitude also to the Taos Police Department and Taos Volunteer Fire Department for their prompt, courteous response despite the restaurant lying outside town limits. The owners urge continued support for the fire department and note the restaurant will reopen soon. MR. and MRS. FRED MR. and MRS. NEARY JEANTATO Ranchos
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