Domenici pushes White House rural conference at Taos meeting
Sen. Pete Domenici announced at the Kit Carson Electric Cooperative annual meeting in Taos plans for a White House Conference to address rural America. He cited Rural Electrification Administration expansion and a new rural living institute, praising Coop work and Moynihan’s 12 years as manager, and noting cooperative growth from 18 to about 10,000 customers.
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Taos
White House
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
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Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
National Institute On Rural Living
America
Carson
Kit Carson
Tas Pueblo
Central
South America
Co-Op
Moynihan
Jose M.E. Rodriguez
Gustavo Fernandez
Ranchos
Ernesto Montoya
el Prado
Pete Sena
Quo Caliente
Edward Leyba
Penasco
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Questa
Marcelino Martinez
Arthur Archuleta
Ranchos Co-Op
Bob Gowing
Joe Chacon
Addie Quintana
Rowena Keith
Margarito Anaya
Tom Cruz
Tom Archuleta
Adelino Cordova
Ruben Cordova
Maria R. Gareta
Eloy Gutierrez
Frank Lucero
Jose D. Lujan
Emilio Martinez
Aurora Romero
John G. Roybal
Jose AB
Ernest Vigil
Rudy Pacheco
Taos Day Care Center faces shutdown over funds
Taos Day Care Center at Coronado Neighborhood Center warns of temporary closure without 958 dollars immediately. Director Katherine Montgomery says the 25 percent local share and two months in advance funding are required under a Title IV grant, threatening services for about 42 children if not secured.
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Federal officials end SWCEL contract for Taos Career Center
Dallas officials announce cancellation of the Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory contract for the Taos Career Education Center after an audit cites five contract breaches. The regional office says termination will not disrupt the program, with negotiations underway for alternate contractors to continue operations.
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Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory
SWCEL
Guy Robert Mondragon
R. L. Coffman
U.S. Department of Labor
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Sovemeber
Coffin
Lister Mondragon
Regional Manpower Administration
Taos Career Education Center
Taos budget proposal lists city salary increases
Taos plans nearly eighteen thousand dollars in raises for city employees within a 2,176,670 budget set for a June 26 public hearing. The largest item is a new sewer plant. five EEA positions may be retained. The plan includes funds for a Neighborhood Center, capital gear, and municipal services, with revenue gains from sales tax and federal sharing offsetting costs.
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Nestor Gallegos
Fernando Rivera
Gallegos
EEA
Cununodi
Ifeguard
National Guard
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