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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1996

Page

5

Caldwell Surpasses for NM Supreme Court Seat

Eighth Judicial District judge Joseph Caldwell was among finalists for the New Mexico Supreme Court but Dan McKinnon III, 57, won the appointment by Gov. Gary Johnson. McKinnon, a Democrat and longtime Albuquerque lawyer, will fill the seat of Justice Stanley Frost who is undergoing cancer treatment. Caldwell noted Johnson cited a long friendship and honesty in the choice. McKinnon now faces a Democratic primary challenge in the November election, as party members choose nominees since the vacancy was too late for June primaries. Caldwell, recovering from back surgery, said he would not run if not appointed.

Eighth Judicial District Joseph Caldwell New Mexico Supreme Court Dan McKinnon III High Court Gary Johnson McKinnon Albuquerque Big J Enterprises Inc Stanley Frost Caldwell Johnson Dan McKinnon Central Committee Patricio Serna

Taos lifts moratoriums as sewage facility expands

Taos celebrates a 5.3 million expansion of the sewage treatment plant with a May ribbon ceremony. A new water well will add 150 acre feet, potentially lifting five year old moratoriums on commercial hookups by summer. Additional investments include 600 thousand for sludge beds and 1.1 million for well rehabilitations as the town plans policy changes and water priority rules.

Taos Fred Peralta Peralta

Christina Vigil Tops Taos Junior Rodeo Queens Field

Christina Vigil wins the 1996 junior rodeo queen title after a tight test of skill at the Taos County Sheriff's Posse Arena on June 6. She faced Leona C. Smith and Leala A. Vargas as the Taos Rodeo prepares for June 21–22 events.

Christina Vigil Vigil Leona C. Smith Leala A. Vargas Taos County

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