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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2001
Page
1
Taos readers have spoken in the third annual Best of Taos poll covering favorite teacher outdoor recreation spot and restaurant among other choices. The results appear in the special section inside Loca. News.
The Finance Committee met in Red River and warned pledges may not cover environmental cleanup costs. The county may close the fiscal year in the black by about 2.6 million, its strongest showing in years.
Taos County reports high unemployment yet the local Department of Labor office reels in successes through the One-Stop Career Center. The program coordinates resume help training and job placement to curb layoffs and boost local employment numbers.
Darrell Scott Jaramillo, who aspired to be a police officer, died June 17 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Albuquerque after a long leukemia battle. He was 32. Also listed are Jeffery H. Long, 43, who died June 1, and Marcia A. Wheaton, 93, of El Prado, who died June 18. further details appear on page B&. Taos, New Mexico edition, ONS 8 pages, VUT No. 49.
Prominent Tibetan spiritual guide Aibur Rinpoche, 78, says modern life suffers a deep spiritual deficit despite wealth and progress. He notes Internet and spirituality are not opposed and recalls Cultural Revolution suffering, yet stresses Tibetans preserved culture in exile and cautions against viewing Chinese people with contempt.
Lewis E. Johnson Jr. will become Taos High School principal, earning a $63,000 annual salary. He starts July 2 after ending a 20 year U S Army career in January 1974 and teaching JROTC and social studies at Albuquerque High and Nuernberg High School in Nuernberg Germany.
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative will hold its annual meeting on Saturday at Taos High School gymnasium starting 9:30 a.m. Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. The event is open to all members and will feature officer trustee and committee reports. Members will vote on amendments to the bylaws governing trustee eligibility and board membership.
Taos County enforces a burn ban with penalties for violations including fines up to 500 dollars and jail terms up to 179 days. A trash fire on Witt Road sparked a brush blaze before deputies issued fines on Tuesday, as Carson National Forest restrictions tighten.
The Taos School District will run full-day kindergarten at three elementary schools, Taos Ranchos and Arroyos del Norte, for the 2001 02 year. Funding came from the state Department of Education with preference to schools serving larger enrollments. The program aims to expand access to early education across these communities.
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