Designation of 4.6 million acres as owl habitat
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service says 4.6 million acres in Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Utah are designated as critical habitat for the Mexican spotted owl, a threatened species. Officials say the move will have little impact on timber or economy as many consultations were already ongoing.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Lynn Starnes
Southwest
Starnes
Federal Register
Child-Rite Receives 5000 Donation From First State Bank
Taos based special needs adoption agency Child-Rite was awarded a five thousand dollar donation by First State Bank to help place a foster care child into an adoptive home. Child-Rite, the only private agency in New Mexico focused on special needs adoptions since 1989, recruits and trains families and notes that many children have faced neglect or abuse before adoption. For information call Lorie Levison at 758-0343.
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Child-Rite
First State Bank
New Mexico
Lorie Levison
SBA offers disaster loans to Taos area businesses after hail storms
Businesses in Taos and other New Mexico counties must file SBA economic injury disaster loan applications by Monday June 26 for hail events on July 29 and Aug 1 1994. Eligible are most businesses except those claiming weather injuries or farming-only drought losses. nurseries affected by drought may apply. Call 1-800-366-6303.
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Taos
New Mexico
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Scholarship funds and forest receipts for New Mexico tribes
Los Alamos National Laboratory officials announce eight thousand dollars in annual tribal scholarships for Taos Picuris and other pueblos. Eight Northern Pueblos receive eight hundred dollars each via tribal governors as trustees. The UC managed labs money funds the awards. Taos County stands to gain about one hundred one thousand eight hundred thirty two dollars from 1995 National Forest receipts, with New Mexico’s total around one point zero five million dollars for schools and roads as required by federal law.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
Taos
Picuris
Cochiti
Jemez
University of California
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Taos County
National Forest System
Carson National Forest
New Mexico
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Bill Richardson
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N.M
Taos Town Hall
Woody
Trinidad
Chamber Commerce
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Paseo del Canon Taos
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