As We See It on Penasco Head Start Rift
A reflection urging cooperative resolution of a rift between Taos County CAP officials and the Penasco School Board over Head Start. The piece cautions against punishing the program for local politics, notes the boards are newly formed, and emphasizes democratic growth and constructive solutions for the isolated community.
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Sagifce
Penasco
Taos County Community Action Program
Penasta School Board
County Cap
Benito Duran
United States
Penasquero
Fgnis Fataus The Other Side By SANDRA KINCAID
A Washington report quotes Senator Joe Montoya urging training to match job opportunities while railing against welfare programs. The piece argues individual responsibility and questions government befits in providing employment and equal opportunity.
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Sandra Kincaid
Joe M. Montoya
New Mexico
Washington
Piffle
Fire Department
Sen
Montoya
Active Taos matron Vivienne Bumstead known for community work
Since moving to Taos in 1962 Mrs. Roger Bumstead has led in clubs and civic groups. She chairs golf and Mothers March of Dimes efforts, serves on boards, and guides tour activities while juggling a lively family and long Midwest to Southwest transition.
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Taos
Roger
Vivienne) Bumstead
Forest Service Wives Club
Taos Women's Bowling Association
Winter
Taos County Heart Association
Taos Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mothers March of Dimes
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Order of Eastern Star
Tempe, Ariz
Division of Women's Activities
WPA
Dora Wyatt
Restless Taos residents spark a wave of vandalism
In Taos area chatter grows as residents plan trips and debates flare over vandalism. Spud Johnson’s new car is smashed while Canon shopowner Felix Archuleta reports window damage by youths. Readers urge better supervision, remark on the Tang Foreign Film Festival ending, and thank Larry and Mrs. Frank for four summers of cinema.
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Keith Green
Taos
Spud Johnson
Debonaire
Taos News
Spud
Mabel Dodge Luhan
Felix Archuleta
Canon
P. A. Montoya
Viet Nam
Larry Frank
Ranchos de Taos
Georgia Dowling
New Mexico Public Service Company
Floyd Beutler
Jack Brandenburg
Welfare spending and rent subsidies spark Senate debate
In commentary from York Nebraska and Findlay Ohio the Great Society era is cited for vast welfare programs and inflation fears. Critics argue the administration’s rent subsidy plan is pure politics, a $22 million taxpayer burden to support government housing aid.
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Findlay
Ohio
Republican Courier
Senate
Hall
Sam
Federal grant funds seminars to aid minority youth employment
Vice President Humphrey announced a 125000 dollar federal grant to support Plans for Progress seminars to inform high school counselors about private industry job opportunities for minorities. The events, called Vocational Guidance Institutes, will be held in 18 cities and pair business instructors with school counselors to boost minority employment and encourage continued schooling.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Economic Development Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
State Department
Plans For Progress
Business and Industry
Humphrey
Plans For Progress Advisory Council
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Portand, Ore
Richmond, Va
San Francisco-Oakland
Los Angeles
Calif
Winston-Salem, N. Cc
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Taos All Stars
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