Taos Council Unanimously Backs Airport Project
Taos town officials voted unanimously to proceed with the airport project after years of debate. Mayor Filemon Sanchez opposed but the council feared contract suits and pursued FAA funds totaling over 149000 dollars, arguing long-term benefits for Taos and Taos County outweigh opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Romero
J. B. Martinez
Filemon Sanchez
Martines
Martin Vargas
Masor Sanches
Benehertt
Ruby
Federal Aviation Agency
Tips to curb annoyance telephone calls and company action
An article outlines steps for dealing with threatening and harassing calls, urging reporting to the business office, keeping records, and possible measures such as number changes. It notes Mountain States Telephone Company will use all techniques to fight annoyance calls and coordinates with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Mountain States Telephone Company
Joe Montano
Montano
Montano Sai
Informeson
Ceeims Anti
Specalle O
Uited
June Diary Reports Progress and Plans for Taos Meeting
June Diary notes the Friends of Taos Valley executive committee meeting at the Bookshop with reports on projects and a call for a general membership meeting on Tuesday June 14 in the Harwood Gallery at 8 pm. It records a 60 member-new drive, dues for 1966 1907 year, and previews of local sales gatherings, burial society talks, and art sketch groups around Taos with events at the Taos Bookshop and Harwood Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Regia Cooke
Sorte and
Sandra Kincaid
Leslie Bollorff
Reachers
Ene
Friends of Tans Valley
Harwood Gallery
Tom Humphries
Taos
la Toma
Santa Fe Gadfly
Santa Fe
Capitol City
Kansas
Dorothy Benrimo
Red River hosts New Mexico Press Association summer meet
The Red River chamber plans a hospitable weekend for NMPA members with free rides to the 10,274 foot peak, jeep tours, and a tour of the Marybdenum mill. Officials hope to raise awareness of Red River among New Mexicans while showcasing local events and airport developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Press Association
Glen Calhoun
Chamber-In-The Pines
Marybdenum Corporation
New Mexico
Curio Show
Becnme
Amarillo
Tex
Taos
The Outside View and Economic Claims in Postwar Debate
Robert P. Griffin argues against forced union membership and political dues. Kiplinger’s Changing Times warns of prosperity disease from confusing luxuries with necessities. Missouri Pacific Railroad discusses wheel contact area and reduced friction enabling heavy freight movement and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Red Book 20th Edition Arrives for Coin Hobbyists
Numismatically speaking, coin enthusiasts await the 20th edition of A Guide Book of United States Coins. The Red Book lists 224 pages of prices, including gold coins, commemoratives, and obsolete types, with emphasis on condition and limited editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Green
United States
U.S
Lars
Tom
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Taqs Publishing Co., Inc
Taos News
Guadalupe Plaza
P. O
Phil Kloss
Norman King
Johnson National Forest
Armory
Monkey-Ward
Denver
Funks
Lozier
Loma Plaza
John Anderson
Los Alamos
Tansenos
Los Alamos Group
Albuquerque
Los Alamos Society
Wurlitzer Foundation
Burch Street
Henry Sauerwine
Fritz Rackley
Allen Jones
Mr. Hirsch
By Keith Green
Ouest
Anpel Fire
Moreno Valley
Taos County
Sandra
Ignis Fatuus) Kincaid
Taos Pueblo
Pueblo Road
Colorado
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
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