Farewell to the Sisters of Loretto at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Parishioners fill the Our Lady of Guadalupe school gym to bid farewell to the Sisters of Loretto who taught there for over 110 years. Speakers include a basketball coach, the mayor, a lieutenant, and state officials in a moving pot-luck sendoff. The community laments the end of an era and thanks the Sisters for their lasting impact on Taos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Loretto
Our Lady of Guadalupe
New Mexico
Sisters of
Loretto
Taos
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Tokyo
Far East
Michigan
Dorothy
Kansas
Janice Mars
Tans
Taos Career Center debate prompts caller's rebuttal
Public forum letter defends SWCEL Taos operation and criticizes Fred Garcia while honoring Paul Brown who died in a Kansas plane crash. Editor Roy Martinez urges Taos News to present facts, not personalities, about government programs and local concerns.
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Taos
Paul Brown
U.S. Department of Labor
Brown
Department of Labor
Operation Mainstream
SWCEL
Taos County
Fred Garcia
Nyc
Garcia
Francis Quintana
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque Tribune
Kansas
People of
Roy Martinez
Disaster aid details for March NM storm damage relief
New Mexico Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr. summarizes disaster aid processes with deadlines and administering agencies. Public property losses go to the Office of Emergency Preparedness via the State Planning Office. farm and business losses handled by SBA and Farmers Home Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of
New Mexico
Manuel Lujan Jr
Office of Emergency
State Planning Office
Samil Business Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Colfax
Harding
Mora
McKinley
San Miguel
Sandoval
Tugs
Union
Valencia
Candidates line up for New Mexico 1974 governor race
Democratic and Republican hopefuls in New Mexico discuss campaigns with Joe Skeen John Eastham Tom McKenna and Harold Runnels weighing runs. Apodaca Witt Cloud Fails and David King also considered for governor while district races and party dynamics shape a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Skeen
Picacho
Lincoln County
Skeen
John P. Eastham
Albuquerque
Eastham
Senate
U.S
Pete Domenici
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Runnels
Harold
U.S. Senate
New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechem
Joseph M. Montoya
Octaviano Larrazolo
Jerry Apodaca
Las Cruces
Apodaca
Ezequiel C de Baca
C de Baca
Boston Witt
Santa Fe
Witt
Atty
Fred Standrey
Field
State Racing Commission
Drew Cloud
Cloud
State Welfare Board
GY. Fails
U.S. House
David
David King
Fern Sawyer
Nogal
Michael Garrett
Clovis
Grady
Ralph Stanfield
Iuna County
Fred C. Velao Jr
Hobbs
Jack Daniels
Daniels
Udis Echols
Dclovis
House
George Fettinger
Alamogordo
Recreation program opens with bang in Taos June 1958
Taos launches a municipal recreation drive with over two boys and four girls signing up for Junior League baseball and activities at the small gym. Women supervisors named for girls program. boys activities directed by Celso and J.B. Martinez and Sofia Ortega. gym hours set, with basketball and softball leagues, swimming planned, and a night program led by Celso Martinez. Also notes a fictional invasion hype by local reporters and awards for The Bravados by Dell Books, plus a Taos obituary for Doughbelly Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Lucero
Ida Santistevan
Celso Martinez
J.B. Martinez
Sofia Ortega
High Schol
Hot Springs
Bill Parr
Taos News sues successor in 1832 Padre Antonio Jose Martine
The Taos News, published by Tad. Publishing Corporation, Taos New Mexico, lists staff and offices. The notice outlines subscription rates payable in advance per year and notes publication every Wednesday with second class mail. (Entity density preserved with Taos News, Tad. Publishing, Antonio Jose Martine, Taos New Mexico, subscriptions.)
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WMG
INDI
Taos visions and a story of sacred seeds in firelit evening
In Taos a quiet man sits on a hill as the westward sun burns the sky. The narrator recounts a legend of a gifted man who saved corn seeds from ruin by persuading them to return to the fields, a tale amid warnings of droughts, storms, and global change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fernandez
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Wisi
George Mahoney
Art Tillery
KOB
Mahoney
Doughberly
Frank O'Rourke
Dell Books
Western Printing and Lithographing Company
Homer Cray
Michael Tilden
B.A. Botkin
Gregory Peck
Joan Collins
20Th Century Fox
Rio Grande
Lee Parker
Swartz
State Highway Department
Parker
Doughbelly
Steven Carroll) Price
Holy Cross Hospital
Richard G. Hubler
Price
Westernlore Press
Los Angeles
N.M
Doughbelly Price
the Taos News
Sucesor
Padre Antonio Jose Martine
Corporatun PO Bos U
Taos Nan Ais
Keith Green
John Teehan
Mario Pit
Taos Views
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