Taosscore plan meets critique in Taos schools
The Taos News examines Taoscore a federal pilot plan for career oriented education in Taos public schools. It questions the 15 career clusters the project uses and warns that bureaucratic programs cannot replace dedicated teachers and personal guidance.
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Taos
U.S. Office of Education
Prince
Taos primary shifts highlight Spanish speaking appeal and political quirks
Taos Democrats see surprising margins as George Gonzales speaks Spanish at a fundraising dinner. Miss Kennedy’s Taos visit prompts heavy security after Maryland's assassination event. Voters recount recounts and debates over who counts as a serious candidate while reminders of party tactics surface.
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Roberta Mondragon
U.S. Senate
Taos
Jess
George Gonzales
Taos County
Gonzales
George McGovern
Mite
al McGovern
Kathleen Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Kit Carson Park
Imyime
Pohen
Susan Howell
Metsorn
Taos study aids future business siting effort
Taos officials and the Chamber of Commerce received copies of a New Mexico Department of Development and University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research study. The report summarizes area facts including population water supply transportation work force and medical facilities to help attract industry and support federal grant applications.
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Taos
New Mexico Department of Development
Bureau of Business Research
University of New Mexico
Chamber
Taos Clean-up Campaign Earns Public Thanks
Citizens and organizations are praised for labor in Taos clean-up efforts. The note thanks all contributors and notes improvements observed during a weekend visit. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slater of Guymon Oklahoma.
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Daniels sweeps 19 counties in New Mexico Senate bid
Dems led by Jack Daniels of Hobbs claim 19 counties in a decisive U S Senate primary victory over 24 rivals with margins to 5,969 votes. Mondragon tops nine counties, cargo and Francis struggle, Domenici dominates Republican field, and Gallegos wins House District 1 nomination. Local races across Taos, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe and Bernalillo show shifting power as Trujillo contemplates gambling revenue and budget notes from LFC.
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Santa FE
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Hobbs
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Chaves
Colfax
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DeBaca
Dona Ana
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Harding
Hidalgo
Lea
Lincoln
Luna
McKinley
Otero
Roosevelt
San Juan
Torrance
Union
Valencia
Robert Mondragon
Grant
Guadalupe
Mora
Rio Arriba
Sandoval
San Miguel
Socorro
Taos
U.8
Tom Morris
Quay
Sierra
Catran
Los Alamos
David Norvell
Jesse Kornegay
Albuquerque
Pete Domenici
David F. Cargo
E. Lee Francis
Cubero
Valencia County
Demenies
Cargo
Francis
Domenici
Eugene Gallegos
Tucumcari
U.S
Gallegos
Mara
Santa
Ed Presson
Silver City
Sierra County
Reuben Pankey
Monticello
Presson
Pankey
New Mexico
Senate
C. B. Trujillo
Carlos D. Lopez
Philip G. Vargas
Trujillo
Pete Sand
Penasco
Said
State Parole Hearing Board
Jack Underwood
Ruidoso
State Court of Appeals
Ramon Lopez
Algodones
Ray Cowan
Bruce King
West Las Vegas
Ray Leger
Las Vegas
Fidel
Gonzales
Leger
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Donald A
Tiny) Martinez
Junio Lopez
John L. Morrow
Capulin
Kelly Mora
Raton
Morrow
Dan C. Berry
Eunice
Thomas Bernard Kennann
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Berry
Bill L. Lee
Lavington
Lee
James McCrory
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Don Lanford
Jal
Clifton Moreland
Louis Gallegos
Logan
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Moreland
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Rancino
Antonia D. Sanchez
Santa Rose
Ten years later Taos scrapes river bridge plan
Ten years after proposing a high level bridge over the Rio Grande in Taos County the project is junked by Highway Commissioner Wayne Collins. Plans shift to support routes for a broader Northern New Mexico highway extension while irrigation and federal project moves unfold across the region.
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Rio Grande
Taos County
Wayne Collins
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Coy
Edwin Mechem
Carl Golang
Collis
Terry Moynihan
Taos
Mecheny
Collins
New Mexico youths seek unifying education amid national ferment
Taos writer notes America's youth push sweeping changes to end historic inequities. He highlights minority struggles, media awareness, and calls for new teaching programs as educators explore La Academia de la Nueva Haza in northern New Mexico, aiming to unite diverse cultures under a common civic foundation.
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David Fernandez
United States of America
America
United States
New Mexico
la Academia de la Nueva Haza
la Nueva Raza
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