Reappraisal Costs Put Taos County In Tax Burden
The Taos County reappraisal program has cost state funds and slowed new tax figures. Delays may force $30,000 loan repayment next year while maintenance needs rise, and officials weigh four options for upkeep. Equalized taxes could shift burden from some taxpayers to others, as the county braces for 1969 implementations.
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Titus County
Taos County
Shire Board of Finance
Hylton
Charlie Yan
Harope
United Jewish Appeal
Pop
Gav
Dave
Right From the Roundhouse An Error In Fact
A Taos News column by Charles Dowaliby defends Gov. Cargo against a diary column claim about a contract with Carrol W. Cagle. The piece corrects weekly pay figures, admits a miscalculation, and jokes about accountability and a future reckoning.
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Charles Dowaliby
Santa FE
Dowaliby
David F. Cargo
Carrol W. Cagle
Cagle
Old Fashioned Habit and Letters to the Editor Debate
A columnist laments flood of Letters to the Editor and recalls a call to defend hippies while debates on local issues grow. He notes delays in publishing and reflects on the decline of friendly correspondence amid current controversy and opinion brawls.
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Time
Newsweek
Saturday Review of Literature
Harper's
Atlantic
Saturday Livening Post
Inside The Capitol. Movie Making Showing Impact
A Santa Fe based feature on New Mexico film activity notes DRG&W rail line in Chama area eyed for three major productions. Gov. Cargo promotes state as location hub with Patton and Patton’s connections driving studios to study old railroad settings and Acoma Pueblo shoots.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Drg&w
Fred Patton
Patton
Santa Fe Flint
Dave Cargo
Farmington
Motion Pictures Development Corp. of
Mars- Francesca Productions
Helen Hayes
National Guard
Motion Pictures Development Corp
David Dortort
Paramount Studios
National Broadcasting Company
Dortort
Cargo
Hollywood
Lou Gasperini
Albuquerque
Phreatophyte Control Threat to Rio Grande Valley
Editor warns against the Bureau of Reclamation plan titled The Proposed Phreatophyte Control Program in the Middle Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico. It argues bulldozing 32,000 acres along Velarde to Elephant Butte will erode soil, ruin bird habitats, threaten wildlife, and harm tourism. The piece calls for public opposition and donations to Albuquerque Urban Progress to stop the project.
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Harvey Mudd II
New Mexico
Velarde
Rio Grande
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Middle River
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
Pecos
Elephant Bulle
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Bireatt
U.S
Department of Game and Fish
Washington
Albuquerque
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Almot
REIR
Mexico
Carrol
Albuquerque Tribune
Tribune
Dhief
Donaliby
Hemi
Yan
Agewean
Bureau of Inernal Revenue
Coselot
Taos Publishing Co., Inc
Taos News
Guadalupe Plaza
P.O
Kah Grees
Pote
Energiahoner
Lammons
Tiong
Reena Cooke Arts Edilee
Fella Valdes
Saanin
Scott McCullpen
Martha C de Baca
Errade Gorsales
Mai
Ppravia Ca
By Spud Tohnson
Tans
The
Capitol
By Fred Buckles
Denver, Rio Grande and Western
farmington-Chama-Durango
Calo
Silverton
Universal Studios
Twentieth Century-Fox
Wyoming
Bolivia
Ted Munn
Charles le Maire
le Maire
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Acoma Pueblo
Jay Sipes
Ed Palmer
Columbia Studios
poRsip
Hella
Helen
Tom
New York
Twist
Bert Kennedy
Kennedy
State Department of Development
U. S
Tom Mortis
Tucumcar
Johnny Walker
Las Chices
Walkere
Office of Economic Opportunity
Walker
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Runnels
Senate Finance Committee
Legislative Finance Committee
Morris
New Yorker
Taos
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