Taos faces $6 billion federal cut hits school plans
Taos Municipal Schools confront federal budget cuts delaying plans for four new classrooms at Taos Elementary. Title I funds will be cut by about 15 percent, roughly $23,000 of construction costs, with $20,000 trimmed from special services. Officials seek $5,000 in Title I for a west wing administration addition and await further federal guidance.
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Congress backs return of Blue Lake lands to Taos Indians
Governor and council speakers hailed House approval as a major step toward restoring Blue Lake lands to Taos Indians. Mrs. Oliver La Farge praised the action as a breakthrough in the long fight and urged Senate passage to return the land to its rightful owners and allow free practice of tribal religion.
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Taos WCA Unit Plans Monthly Meeting At Taos
The Taos Wildlife and Conservation Association will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Kiva Room of the Kit Carson Electric Coop building. Loyd Barnett forester, Carson National Forest, will discuss current pi on and junior control projects across several districts. An 86 ton machine crushes trees and reseeds the area to grass. Barnett will use slides to show conservation projections for the project area. The public is invited, refreshments will be served.
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Questa Beelines Extension Club Plans Picnic
The Questa Home Extension Club schedules a Sunday July 14 picnic for members and families. Members met at Mrs. Malaquias Rael’s home discussing Holland slides and a trip through Paris and the Swiss fields. Numerous local residents and relatives were noted in attendance or mentioned in travel updates.
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Job Corps Recruiting Slated Here
Job Corps recruiting teams from the Luna Center near Las Vegas will tour Taos County door to door starting next Tuesday. Led by Paul J. Cruz, the drive covers Penasco Chamisal Vadito Rodarte Picuris Pueblo Pilar Taos Ranchos de Taos Taos Pueblo El Prado Arroyo Seco Arroyo Hondo Questa San Cristobal Costilla. The program offers training in job skills with living costs and small wages during training for disadvantaged youth and young women and men.
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White Appointed Associate at Clemson University
Dr. Robert H. White, former Taos High School vocational agricultural teacher, has accepted an associate position at Clemson University in South Carolina. He previously taught at Ohio State University in Columbus for the past year.
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Taos Highway Plan Draws Residents Opposition
Residents protest a proposed four lane highway through a Taos community citing ruined living conditions and lower real estate values. They urge the department to bypass the area, with petitions available at Trends, the Clothes Gallery, and the Taos Bookshop as a neighborhood drive proceeds.
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Fiesta Fiesta Opens as Clearing House for Questions
A community event called Fiesta Fiesta will function as a central clearing house for all inquiries directed to various committees. A name for this year’s fiestas is still under discussion, to be aligned with the Catholic feast days of St. James and St. Ann.
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Taos Area CAP Faces Public Hearing On Oversight
A public hearing is set for June 26 at 8 p.m. in the Taos County Courthouse courtroom to gauge public views on whether the Taos County CAP should continue supervising antipoverty programs. The CAP office currently oversees federal aid programs for the poor. Local officials have recognized CAP as overseer.
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