Village residents weigh road and church project fate
Eddie Lopez says promises to residents included church incorporation and road construction through the village, but many feel they were misled. Tranquilino and his son cite unmet promises and urge cooperation with the Las Trampas Foundation to restore the church and assess the road’s safety and benefit to the community.
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Eddie Lopez
Tranquilino
Jones
la Slat
Las Trampas Foundation
Eddie
State Highway Department
County Audit Critiques Treasurer Office Practices
The audit notes problems in the treasurer’s office including misdistributed tax sale receipts totaling 3602 dollars and recommendations to void receipts and rebill taxpayers if checks remain unpaid within 30 days. It cites a June 1985 salary paid for October work performed at the treasurer’s home as irregular and urges no repetition. It also flags road department payroll lacking a retirement fund and calls for full time employees to be included.
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Road Department
Carson National Forest Ski Area Plan Moves Forward
Funds land to create a new ski area between Taos Ski Valley and Red River. The State Highway Department will handle construction engineering with forest field surveys this summer and design this winter. Construction could begin next spring pending weather. The forest will update its prospectus for a site above Taos Valley at 9,000 to 11,000 feet, offering varied slopes for all levels.
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Carson National Forest
State Highway Department
Seaman
Forest Service
Tao
Taos Town Council Approves Funds and Projects
The Taos town council allocated next year’s funds for a program starting July 1 and authorized a $10,000 surplus deposit on a 90 day certificate. Officials voiced cash worries for upcoming weeks while approving numerous actions including courtesy parking tickets for out of state vehicles, installing plaza meters, and a feasibility study for a new police car.
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Monnday
Carolyn Parr
Chamber of Commerce Women's Division
Chamber
Plaza Theater
Taos Valley Boys' Club
J. B. Martinez
Sam V. Martinez
Water Department
Taos CAP seeks director for Mainstream project
Taos County CAP invites applications for a Mainstream project director at 7150 per year. Requires five years related experience or four years college, plus duties include planning, organizing, supervising, and coordinating. Deadline June 2. Also hiring a bookkeeper secretary at 3900 with high school diploma, bookkeeping experience, dictation, forms, and possibly Spanish fluency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Mares
Springer Jobs Open At New Mexico Boys' School
Jobs open at Springer Group with the New Mexico Boys' School seeking mature individuals to work with mentally retarded and delinquent youth aiding their adjustment. Must have high school education, be at least 21, and have two years of responsible employment. Similar posts at Los Lunas Hospital and Training School and the Girls Welfare Home in Albuquerque. apply at listed offices.
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Springer
New Mexico
Los Lunas
Girls’ Welfare Home
Albuquerque
New Mexico Boys’ School
Los Lunas Hospitl & Training School
Employment Security Commission
New Mexico State Personnel Office
South Capitol
Santa Fe
Stock Pen Funds OKd for Penasco Livestock Facility
The Economic Development Administration approved a 12000 grant to the Penasco Area Development Association for a community livestock marketing facility in Penasco. New Mexico’s congressional delegation announced the funds, after resubmitting an earlier application with Taos County Extension Service. The project will centralize marketing for local ranchers and keep sales in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Economic Development Administration
EDA
Jarea
Health official urges governor to straighten health department
Trujillo states the Health Department, as an executive branch agency, needs the governor to restore stability and address the needs of poor people who rely on health services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trujillo
Gov. Cargo
Pruitt Assigned To Albuquerque
Dan D. Seaman announces the transfer of John R. Pruitt from the Carson National Forest to the Cibola National Forest in Albuquerque. Pruitt, a registered professional engineer, holds a Civil Engineering degree from New Mexico State University and has served in the Air Force. He and his wife Patricia and two daughters will relocate with him.
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Dan D. Seaman
Tthe
Carson National Forest
John R. Pruitt
The
Carson
Cibola National Forest
Albuquerque
Pruitt
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Air Force
Methodist Mens’ Club
Jaycees
New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers
Cerebral Palsy Foundation
Patricia
Pat
Stephanie
Erin
Mares Completes Course For Community Action
Frank J. Mares Jr of Taos graduates from a University of Wisconsin Community Action program in Madison. Fifty three rural Americans finished an eleven week training to return to 24 states and tackle poverty and community problems. Mares served as class sheriff during on the job training under Father Garcia and Capitol Bldg Santa Fe.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Frank J. Mares Jr
Taos
Orlinda
Elieil
Father Garcia
Capitol Bldg
Santa Fe
Mares
Center For Action On Poverty,University Extension
America
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Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colo
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la Salle
Taos News
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Turney and Associates
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