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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
2
The piece praises using harmless wasps and oil to combat the oystershell scale threatening Taos area trees. It argues biological control is preferable to aerial spraying or ground spraying with protective gear. It urges funding if feasible.
The article profiles Marty Wugalter known as Harry the chief, who oversees budgets for 89 districts, traveling annually for three months and influencing school board meetings. It recounts his forceful manner, history at Santa Fe hearings, and his impact on state finance and administration. It also notes alleged Anglo proficiency advantages in tests and a tainted dismissal case faced by Anglo teachers amid board concerns.
A University of New Mexico group with the State Environmental Improvements Agency and other partners works on a practical, economical solution to abandoned autos. Funded by a 40350 grant from Resources For the Future, the study considers pooling rural resources for central landfills and the complexities of ownership and scrap-value economics.
Editor warns that Representative Wayne Aspinall has introduced H R 7211 a dangerous bill endangering parks monuments and forests. would allow land sales promote commercial use and repeal the Antiquities Act of 1906. Opposed by Rogers Morton and Manuel Lujan Jr with calls for urgent constituent letters and telegrams to defeat the measure.
The Taos News lists staff including Keith Green publisher Tom Day editor and Maria Piza advertising manager with Fatlix Valdes and Bernice Cordove in divisions. It notes publication weekly on Wednesdays and provides subscription rates and mailing details for Taos, New Mexico.
State Sen. John Morrow with D Capulin says district voters focus on water tourism and roads while facing Republican Rep. Carol Tinker in November. Morrow highlights Vietnam and economy as top issues amid highway work near Clayton and calls for industrial growth and available labor.
The Taos Pueblo Indians argued before the Indian Claims Commission that about 50,000 acres of Blue Lake forest near Taos should be transferred to the tribe rather than paid as money. They emphasized religious ceremonies tied to the land and noted Congressional action would be needed for any land transfer.
A solitary figure stands at dawn in a shadowed highland, hearing a wild cry from the forest. The scene shifts through feverish visions of inner fire and cosmic mystery as a rising sun bursts into light, and the watcher proclaims triumph.
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