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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1980

Page

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Texas plane search yields no new clues amid psychic aid

About 20 people aided by a self described Texas psychic searched the Taos area for a Beechcraft Bonanza missing since February 21 en route to Durango Colorado. A crash site near Philmont Ranch was checked by a state helicopter. no new aircraft data emerged and the search was paused pending new leads.

Charlotte French Aix Peecorons Ray Piper Philmont Boy Scout Ranch Cimarron Federal Aviation Agency Richard Russell Bertha Gina Brian Chris Mesquite Texas Durango Colo Purgatory Russell Rosemary DeWit Llano Quemado Gunnison Elizabeth Sims Texarkana

Taos County avoids major flood damage this year officials say

Taos County and Soil Conservation Service technicians expect minimal spring flooding as snowpack recedes. Last year’s runoff washed out bridges and farmland with damage over $1 million. County officials cite cold nights and dry winds as factors easing floods while bridges lag repairs keep state of emergency until end of June.

Soil Conservation Service Taos Vigil Taos County

Principals and Aides to Get Biggest Hike in Taos Budget

Taos Municipal Board of Education weighs 1980-81 budget with principals receiving a 22.5 percent raise and salaries from 21,680 to 27,542 for Taos High School principal plus 220 days. Teacher aides gain about 14 percent with wages 8,182 to 11,829 for 180 days. Superintendent sought 8.7 percent rise to 32,500.

Taos

Family housing space in Cielo Azul cooperative project

Space remains for three funded housing families in the Cielo Azul cooperative pilot. The federally funded venture is awaiting incorporation to expand family housing options.

Cielo Azul

Fires hit Pueblo porch corral hay and more

Firefighters battled a porch blaze in Taos Pueblo Saturday injuring no one but causing about 61,000 in damage to a porch and a corral. A second fire later that day at Frank Lujan’s corral in the Pueblo damaged property. authorities suspect arson. In Taos County housing plans aim to house 20 families with a cooperative 10 acre site outside town, FHA funds, Terra del Solar, and local officials coordinating loans and design.

Ceaserita Martinez Taos Pueblo Taos Martinez Frank Lujan Pueblo Arian Taos Area Natiornal Council of la Rua FHA Terra del

Co op customers win annual prizes at meeting

Several Kit Carson Electric Cooperative customers attended the annual meeting on June 7 and left with cash prizes. Winners included Guilerres and Frank Gonagies each earning $100. Sarah Gonsales of Vadito claimed the top children's prize, a 40 inch bicycle, with many others winning small electrical appliances.

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative Ultlity Aéolt Guilerres Frank Gonagies Sarah Gonsales Vadito Tols

Rael jailed over check in Santa Fe bail set

Michael Reel, insurance agent and former state legislative candidate, jailed on charges of passing a bad check. He posted a cash bond and spent two nights in Teves County Jail before arraignment before Santa Fe Magistrate Judge Eugenes Romero on Friday June 13.

Questa Michael Reel Tants Fe Rael Teves Santa Fe Eugenes Romero

Taos High seeks truancy officer to fill vacancy

Taos High School plans to hire a truancy officer after Venustiano Duran was not renewed for the 1980 81 school year. At a June 10 board meeting members discussed filling the post with Alex Medina urging a qualified candidate. Eli Herrera framed truancy as a social issue and proposed a social worker. Superintendent Roy Martinez explored federal funding to cover extra pay for a position to address about 125 hard core truants.

Taos High School Venustiano Duran THS Supt Roy Martinez Taos High

Skiers debate capacity for Taos Mountain facilities

Businessmen Ernest Romero Ed Mitchel Nick Martinez and Juan Aragon support a 4050 skier cap with room to grow as sewer limits rise. Environmentalist Charles Nylander backs 4050 for now while others push to 4800 with new lift and parking area expansion. Supervisor Jack Crellin will review comments and Forest Service data and decide on an environmental analysis or impact statement with public review, aiming for a late July decision.

CHE Ernest Romero Ed Mitchel Nick Martinez Juan Aragon Charles Nylander Miranda Twisz Buell Pattison St. Bernard Lodge Jean Mayer David Sherer The Taos Chamber of Commerce Ken Blair Taos Merchants‘ Association Godle Schuetz Wylie Stewart Deas Forest Service Crellin TSV. Crellin

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