Rafter drowns in Taos Box during river trip
A Los Alamos rafter Allen McKay, 27, is missing after a raft flip in Rock Garden within Taos Box on Sunday. His companions Erik Anderson and Michael Duggan were rescued as authorities and private crews searched Monday with BLM and fire units using sweep boats.
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Rock Garden
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Anderson
Mike
Duggan
Richard Speegle
BLM
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Speegle
West Bank
Singleton Suit Settled With Taos Board In Out Of Court Deal
The Theresa Singleton case against the Taos Municipal School Board ended with a court settlement. Singleton, a high school home economics teacher, alleged illegal firing but received a confidential sum reported near 75000 dollars. Both sides expressed satisfaction with the outcome as unspecified damages were cited.
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Taos
Singleton
Padilla pleads guilty in fatal vehicle homicide case
Walter Padilla of Las Vegas pleads guilty to homicide by vehicle for the August death of former state policeman P I Martinez. The plea avoids larceny and habitual offender charges. Martinez died when Padilla lost control on SR 68, the pickup flipped and rolled onto him. A police report cites a .22 blood alcohol content and a claim that Padilla and Martinez, a relative, had four quarts of whiskey en route to a Santa Fe family gathering.
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Walter Padilla
Las Vegas
P.I. Martinez
Padilla
Martinez
Santa Fe
Teen death ruled self-inflicted gun wound in Chamisas
Ernestine R. Dominguez, 18, of Chamisas died from an apparent self-inflicted .22 shotgun wound Saturday night in her home. State police officer Larry Casias said she had been low in spirits. She was pronounced dead at the scene. she is survived by Candido and Ada Dominguez.
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Ernestine R. Dominguez
Chamisas
Larry
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Dominguez
Two Injured in June 14 Crash at San Francisco de Asis Church
A 1980 Chevrolet driven by Joe Fresquez, 32, from Ranchos de Taos collided with a northbound 1971 Datsun pickup driven by Elsie Romero, 59, of Santa Fe near the San Francisco de Asis church. Fresquez was cited for entering an intersection. Romero and passenger Maria Cordova were hospitalized at Holy Cross Hospital. A third passenger, Stephanie Romero, 9, Tesuque, had visible injuries. Fresquez and his other passenger David Fresquez, 21, were not injured.
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Ranchos de Taos
Elsie Romero
Santa Fe
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Fresquez
San Francisco de Asis
Freaquez
Maria Cordova
San Cristobal
Holy Cross Hospital
Stephanie Romero
Tesuque
Drunk Driver Sentenced in DWI Case
Lawrence Martinez the 23 year old pleaded guilty to driving drunk on October 5. District Judge Joseph E Caldwell sentenced him to two years in prison with all but 48 hours suspended and placed on two years probation. He must pay a 400 dollar fine perform 160 hours of community service and undergo National Council on Alcoholism screening in Albuquerque. His driving privileges are revoked for at least one year.
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DWI
Joseph E. Caldwell
National Council On Alcoholism At
Albuquerque
Land grant dispute looms over Deer Mesa subdivision
Jaime Sanchez claims the Deer Mesa land near Valdez belongs to the Upper Arroyo Hondo Community Land Grant Association rather than the corporation. The county planning committee will again consider final plat approval on Monday after hearings and ongoing reviews, with county manager Montoya urging rejection and attorney Fugere noting possible broader land plans by the same developers. Chavez plans to file a claim by year end. opponents cite regulatory costs and paperwork, while supporters call the project an improvement over existing land.
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Jaime Sanchez
Deer Mesa
Valdez
Upper
Arroyo Hondo
Fugere
Chavez
Land Grant Association
Susan Ross
David Hanna
Montoya
Hanna
Ross
Los Tres Valles
Supreme Court to hear Gonzales appeal in rape case
The New Mexico Supreme Court agreed to review whether Francisco El Comanche Gonzales may be entitled to a new trial for a 1985 rape conviction. Assistant AG Elizabeth Majors said the court has not set a time limit for rulings and its actions are unpredictable.
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Gonzales
New Mexico Supreme Court
Francisco
el Comanche
High Court
Elizabeth Majors
Majors
Ramming in Protective Custody Post-Guilty Racketeering
John Ramming, former governor aide and Taoseno, remains in protective custody at a Santa Fe area state penitentiary after an 18 year sentence for 18 counts of fraud racketeering and kickback acceptance. He has been unable to post a $150000 bond while awaiting appeal or release steps.
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John Ramming
State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Ramming
Bruce Kaufman
El Crepusculo Opinion Pages Note Copyright 1986
The excerpt notes opinion pieces on pages C-4 and C-6 with a copyright statement for 1986 attributed to El Crepusculo Inc. It records page locations and attribution without providing substantive editorial content or event details.
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Taos Weather and Local Highlights Last Week
Taos saw highs near 89 degrees on Monday June 16 and lows around 41 on Sunday June 15. The National Weather Service expects mostly fair skies with weekend afternoon and evening thundershowers and 80s highs with 40s lows. Millicent Rogers Museum marks 30 years of excellence. Harley the St Bernard steps into mascot duties at The Lodge at Red River, following Noah. Valle Vista Page B-1.
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National Weather Service
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St. Bernard
Noah
Red River
Valle Vista
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