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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
1
A Taos County voting comparison with statewide returns finds a mixed bag. In the Presidential primary Nixon wins the Republican vote, while Democratic voters in Taos give Alabama Governor George Wallace a little more than 10 percent, supporting a delegate count that aligns with the state trend.
Taos County voters show Domenici sweeping the Republican primary with 463 votes while McGovern leads in the Democratic count with 1 667, Humphrey 1 040, Wallace 362 and other candidates far behind. Frost-free days average 141 and June highs around 43.1 degrees with lows near 44.4.
Taos County backed Joe Martinez in the statewide Republican and Democratic contests, giving Martinez about 56 percent of Taos votes to topple Chief Justice J. C. Compton. Martinez faces Tansey in November. Montoya swept the Democratic governor-like race, with Taos also supporting Romero for the State Board of Education.
National Small Business Association recognized Congressman Manuel Lujan Jr of New Mexico this month for his strong backing of small business tax simplification and reform. NSBA president Harry Brinkman praised his active aid and partnership in addressing inequities in the law and hoped his form simplification bill advances in Congress this year.
The Internal Revenue Service requires employers to issue Form W-2 to former employees within 30 days after final wages are paid. This restores the prior rule and applies to farm employers.
Three Taos pueblo residents including a month-old baby were killed in a head on crash at Espanola north city limits Sunday morning. Pauline Lujan 50 Pete Hernal 79 and baby Wahulea Flannigan died at the scene. Vivian Lopez 24 of San Juan Pueblo sustained chest and internal injuries. Officer Julie Salazar suggested the northbound driver may have been distracted by the infant. Surviving relatives include Anne Barlow and Arlene Lujan. Lujan also leaves a husband Jerry Lujan and two children.
Sofia O Orton extends sincere thanks for the support received in her victorious run for County Commissioner District No 2 in the 1972 primary election.
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