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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2000
Page
3
Editorial urges the New Mexico Highway Department to install a protective barrier at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge to deter suicides. Two deaths have occurred in 2000, including a June 19 incident by a Rio Rancho lawyer. If unnecessary, advocates legislative action to require fencing.
Fr Dennis Garcia, age 29, former teacher, celebrated his first Mass on Father’s Day June 18 in Arroyo Seco. The crowded Mass filled the courtyard with viewers watching on closed circuit TV as villagers from Arroyo Seco and nearby towns offered blessings and congratulations.
A compiled list provides contact addresses and phone numbers for U S Senators Domenici and Bingaman, Rep Udall, state legislators Cisneros and Gonzales, and Governor Johnson, plus the White House contact for President Clinton. Listings cover Santa Fe and Washington offices with numbers, fax lines, and emails.
Forum Editor Sara Ford’s report confirmed the remains were found during house renovation in Taos and that the burial was inadvertently disturbed. The letter argues only officials should view the remains and asks The Taos News to apologize for circulating the image publicly.
The Taos News outlines Forum policy requiring original signed letters under 350 words with a business telephone and current address. Email submissions must include a phone number. community thanks limited to 150 words. Your turns require a photograph, up to 750 words, and submissions may be edited for style and taste.
A reader argues Forest Service studies on noxious weeds in Carson National Forest rely on herbicides, criticizing data sources and NEPA compliance. The letter urges awareness of public health, legal considerations, and cautions against prescribed burns near Los Alamos facilities, citing Cerro Grande and several regional fires and personal experiences with burn management.
Taos town manager Gustavo Cordova explains the regional solid waste plan from 1990 to 1999. The narrative covers FAA separation requirements, site assessments, and a multi-year effort to expand the current landfill while preserving environmental standards, with property acquisition completed and permits sought.
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