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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1982
Page
2
The ongoing Coronado Pool saga shows original concrete walls not tied to roof supports, causing sways and danger. Since 1971 the facility suffered floods, remodeling, falling tiles, and false ceilings. Residents demand competent architects and contractors and full repairs to end the town’s troubled era.
The Taos Chamber of Commerce explains how visitor spending boosts every business. A three day convention of 200 people injects at least 45000 in new dollars for lodging, food, transportation, recreation, and shopping, fueling payrolls and local purchases. The chamber actively seeks conventions and memberships to keep money circulating in the community.
The Taos News letters discuss Kit Carson Electric Cooperative's position on a proposed 345 kv transmission line from Falls to Southern Colorado. Trustees emphasize choosing the least expensive route to meet Taos County growth and future needs, noting Plains Electric owns responsibility for lines above 69 kv.
Carmen R Beimer of Taos argues in The Taos Notes that the ambulance service was removed, urging Taos County officials to justify the move, seek funding, and consider a trauma center or expanded volunteers to protect the community and hospital access. She cites Taos News reports of a new hospital and urges action from residents and authorities.
Annabelle Tafoya of Canon denounces Smith's Foodway after a Taos News report on a boycott and employee terminations. She claims the company prioritizes profit, cites her 26 years in food service, and suggests replacing workers with Santa Fe hires while questioning future customer strategies.
Gary Schrodt of Taos Canyon argues USFS plans to aerial spray carbaryl in the Carson District persist despite research linking carbaryl to birth defects and cancer. He notes EPA review ongoing, calls spraying a band aid, and urges Taos Pueblo to reconsider while court actions loom for mid June spraying plans.
A Taos News June 3 report notes an ambulance eviction triggering questions about orders and leadership. Concerns rise over impact on life saving services as residents urge support for professionals and worry about access to equipment and medications during emergencies. Community member Isabelle Rendon of Arroyo Hondo voices distress and calls for clarity.
The Youth Group and Governor's Office of Taos Pueblo express gratitude to participants volunteers and supporters in the Third Annual Taos Pueblo Run. Special thanks to the War Chief's Staff Taos Tribal Administration BIA Town of Taos Police Tags Ambulance and many local businesses and sponsors.
A letter outlines reviving the Taos rendezvous of 1740 to 1826 as a cooperative cultural festival. It proposes enlisting Taos cultures to attract visitors, support local artists, vendors, hotels, and institutions, and fund ongoing community revenues while preserving historical integrity through research.
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