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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2005
Page
2
County officials adopt a team strategy to win voter approval for two gross receipts taxes funding a Taos Justice Center. After a past rejection, officials promise thorough information and civic forums to let residents decide, aiming to keep county funds local while addressing jail and facility needs.
The letter by Paul Wagoner from El Prado criticizes President Bush and his policies, arguing they reveal imperial, corporate, and religious agendas. It accuses supporters of using religion as cover for violence and domination while calling for truth as a path to hope.
A Northern New Mexico Midwifery Center midwife responds to Joel Gottlieb’s My Turn piece Old New in Taos. The center has served Taos County for 27 years, offering home and Birth Center births under licensed midwives with client centered care and a midwifery apprenticeship program. Preserving Taos Way supports healthy birthing options for long-time and new Taos families.
The renowned Taos literary figure Frank Water died Saturday at his Arroyo Seco home aged 92 after a long career of more than 20 books. He was surrounded by his cherished symbols, including Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary.
A critical reflection links U S government actions abroad to harms at home accusing torture of Muslims and desecration of the Quran as evidence. The argument ties constitutional rights and legal protections to ongoing abuses, warning of eroding civil liberties.
The columnist retracts error in May 2005 My Turn stating Robles Rael Anaya did not misspell municipal in a condemnation case papers. After Robles contact, the writer reviewed documents and apologizes for embarrassment caused by misinformed remarks.
Pattee Brown, executive director of Stray Hearts Animal Shelter Taos, urges immediate talks with Taos County officials to consolidate shelters. She notes past plans to educate offenders and avoid mass euthanasia were derailed, risking continued shelter overcrowding and animal harm.
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