Taos Trash Crisis Tests Free Market Itself
In Taos region a dispute over SanCo trash service highlights conflicts between private profit and community needs. Harold Young argues for market efficiency while taxpayers fear high rates and uneven access as Moreno Valley and Angel Fire face costly disposal and potential cross-town dumping. A refuse district could spread costs.
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Sucesor de El Crapusculo fundado en 1834 en Taos
Mencionan al sucesor de El Crapusculo, publicación histórica ligada a Taos, fundada en 1834 por el sacerdote Antonio José Martinez. Detalles no recuperables en el texto disponible.
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Aged Poor Help Program In Taos County
Taos County launches a joint project by the Community Action Program and the Department of Health and Social Services to aid the elderly. CAP will administer with funding from HSS as reassessment of property taxes nears completion, with land values down and improvements up about 60 percent.
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Taos readers defend Sangre de Cristo Center in letters
In a Forum letter Tricia Hurst of Talpa urges Gov. Carruthers and Sen. Domenici to keep Taos Sangre de Cristo Mental Health Center open, praising staff for support amid a family struggle with mental illness and cost of care. Benito Herrera from Santa Fe laments Taos News reporting on David Herrera’s death and calls for professional sympathy in coverage.
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No rights debate spurs Taos letter on unborn life
In a June 15 Taos News reply, Gregt Smith defends unborn life, questions rights for unborn women, and praises Blair Overturf for helping the homeless. He argues mothers, families, and faith should guide views, not “rights” alone, urging Beth to open her heart.
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Taos Zoning Drama Highlights Grassroots Power
Taos zoning meetings turn neighborhood disputes into public theater as residents clash over property rights and regulations. Citizens, staff, and officials wrestle with growth pressures, illegal subdivisions, and the balance between private dreams and the town’s character. The outcome shapes Taos future.
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