State GOP Delegates Named From Taos County Districts
Taos County Republican readers gathered at the County Courthouse to name delegates for the state platform convention. The Albuquerque session will be at Johnson Gymnasium on Saturday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Tillie Simion presided, with 35 attendees. The county organization hopes to raise over $4,000 for a general election campaign. members were urged to contribute at least $1 each. Delegates named include Taos district representatives Alphone Parkecon, Ted Ortre, Luis Garcia, Esquibel, Trujillo, and Lou Pond among others. Northern and Southern district delegates were listed, with officials like Simion and Reed Reverie noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Republican Party
Taos County
Albuquerque
Ashley Pond
Tillie Simion
Tacs
Johnson Gymnasium
University of New Mexico
Simion
Taos
Alphone Parkecon
Ted Ortre
Tass
Luis Garcia
el Proce
Pat Esquibel
Art Trujillo
el Prado
Mes
Lou Pond
Quintana
Trudilla
Olivia
Gonzales
Cipriano A. Pachero
Charles Bo Brooks Leo
Martine
Roy Omens
John Coward
Questar JM. Viwit
Arroyo Hondo
I. Be Bird
Mucstay
Tillie Simios
Red Revere
Mo Bernal Am
Canduly Romero
Ranchos de Tans
Tor TE
Leyba
Dat Marnnez
Ranchos de Tis
Adelaide Filan
Flavio Leyba Penasco
Cirilo Barela
Vadrir
Pete Sald
Penasco
Juan Romero
Vadila
Reginaldo Sandoval
Big Laco
Manuel Valerio
Willie Romero
Talpa
Ricardo Gonzales
Rodarte
Malaquias Rodriguez
Chamisal
Five Taos County Men Lose Licenses For DWI, NM DMV Reports
Five Taos County men have had their licenses revoked or suspended for driving while intoxicated, according to the Driver Services Division of the New Mexico Department of Motor Vehicles. The five are Ched Brito of Taos, Rancos de Taos, Albert Gallegos of Taos, Samuel L. Pacheco of Taos, Todesto Rael of Arroyo Hondo, and Frank J. Vigel of Questa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
New Mexico Department of Motor Vehicles
Ched Brito
Rancos de
Taos
Albert Gallegosaos
Samuel L. Pacheco
Todesto Rael
Arroyo Hondo
Frank J. Vigel
Questa
Bear attack at San Antonio Mountain campground endangers child
A four year old Alattinsa boy was dragged from his sleeping bag by a bear at a San Antonio Mountain camp area about 15 miles west of San Antonio. The bear left after the boy received 22 stitches for neck wounds. The state game officer issued traps and a permit to kill the bear if captured. Rabies tests will be run on the animal and the boy will receive preventive shots. The family, camping for years near the San Antonio River, heard the boy’s screams and awoke to find him attacked. The bear, described as a garbage can bear, may have returned to the area after bait was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alattinsa
San Antonio Mountain
Carl Berehofer
Tish and Game
Berghofer
San Antonio
The
San Luis Valley Courier
Fatal Wreck Brings Fine For Driver Of Victim Duran
The driver of a car that killed Reymundo Duran on April 9 was fined 150 dollars plus costs by Peace Justice Fi lemon Sanchez. Thomas Ray Mascarenas, 22, faced drunken and reckless driving charges after the crash on Highway 75 near Dixon. The reckless driving charge was dismissed as Mascarenas pleaded guilty to drunken driving. Duran, 25, a Viet Nam veteran, had been discharged a few weeks before the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymundo Duran
Filemon Sanchez
Thomas Ray Mascarenas
Ted Drennan
Highway 75
Dixon
Mascare
Duran
Viet Nam
Taos Taos Pueblo Feature Boosts Arts Scene
New York Times feature by Donald Jansen highlights Taos Pueblo protecting against motels while Taos town offers ample modern facilities. The piece praises the 7000 foot valley climate, 13000 foot peaks, and all adobe town charm fueling a thriving artists colony with about 70 painters and vibrant galleries. It notes Blue Lake within Carson N Forest and ongoing disputed restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Donald Jansen
Taos
Taos Pueblo
Pueblo
Don Blair
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Jansen
Blue Lake
Carson National Forest
Rehabilitation brings ex county youth back to work
Romolo Orlando Blea 26 formerly of Cerro has returned to work after extensive rehabilitation following a ski lift accident in July 1963. A former Questa High School graduate, he served in the U S Marine Corps and later worked as a ski-hill operator and trail builder before injury. Now with the National Park Service in Santa Fe he operates office machines and expresses satisfaction at contributing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romolo Blea
Cerra
Questa High School
Romolo Orlando Blea
Cerro
Loveless
Albuquerque
Blea
Denver
Dieuo R. Gonzalez
New Mexico
Wren
National Park Service
Southwest
Santa Fe
Sav Blea
Twila Crawford
Romula
Taos Airport Funding Debate Splits Town Leaders
Efforts to raise revenue via gas taxes for an airport project drew lines between supporters and opponents. Martinez clashed with the mayor over signing documents while noting prior approvals and condemnation orders. He argued bonds would fund 118 acres northwest of Taos over 15 years without burdening property owners and that tourist town finances would stay intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasax
Sanchez
Martinez
Taos Martinez
Taos
Nelson Amendment Project Bill Costs and Street Surfacing Plan
Federal per cubic yard and administrative services total 45 481 40 with possible 17 000 labor. Nelson Amendment requires at least 50 percent for salaries of the poor. Town’s only enlay is furnishing equipment. Streets listed include Valverde Cardijal Loma Burch Dolan Padre Randall Theodora Guyara Leatherman Hinde Montoya and other segments ranging from 300 feet to 0 8 mile for proposed resurfacing.
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Crow
Valverde
Cardijal
Loma
Burch
Dolan
Padre
Randall
Theodora
Guyara
Leatherman
Hinde
Montoya
Licher
Ledoux
Manzanares
Cavalry
Sunset
Beymer
Montaner
Lund
Los Pandos Morada
Dragoon
Kennon
Fish Hatchery Road
Las Cruces
Siler
Bedford
Duane
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AY Reser
Wards Catalog
Santa Fe Road
Sierra Sporting Goods
Hunt
Bear
Yee
St. Joseph's Os
Pital
Martines
Olds
Oldsmobile
Auere
Fiat
Mikey
Theo Tomy
Sarreue
Eamet
Miller's Autoland
Toos
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