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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1994

Page

3

Taos Honored As One Of Nations Top 10 Cities

Editorial lauds Taos for earning National Civic League top ten status in Oakland California on June 12. Praises environment diversity and spirit while urging tempered pride, economic balance, and focus on good schools and jobs to sustain long term growth and prevent overdevelopment.

Taos National Civic League Oakland Calif Taos Economic Development Council Santa Fe America

Lawmakers Addresses and Contact Numbers Listed

A compendium of U S congressional and New Mexico state legislator contact details is provided. It includes U S Sen Pete Domenici in Santa Fe and Washington D C with multiple phone numbers, U S Sen Jeff Bingaman offices in Santa Fe and Washington D C, U S Rep Bill Richardson addresses, and state lawmakers Sen Carlos Cisneros and Rep Frederick Peralta with street addresses and phone lines.

U.S Pete Domenici New Post S. Federal Place Santa Fe S.D Washington, D.C Jeff Bingaman E. Marcy Hart Bldg Bill_ Richardson Paseo de Peralta Rayburn

Lama water past and present in one Taos memory

Forum editor recalls Lama’s peaceful years near a ranch three miles north. He describes water disputes on the acequia, the era of rural life with spring water, and the community’s good neighbors. He longs for Lama’s school hikes, laments modern strife, and wishes burial in Lama’s cemetery with blue jays and chipmunks.

The Taos News Lama Lama Acequia IRS Old Lama Blue Jays Chipmunks Thomas Tom Cook

Health care reform debate targets costs and flexibility

New Mexicans weigh the balance between cost containment and patient care as federal plans for global budgets threaten hospital adaptability. Critics warn rigid caps ignore chronically ill patients and new technology costs while hospitals push for spending targets and an independent commission to align spending with needs and demographics.

Congress National Commission Independent Commission

Bingaman proposes national health board to study affordability

New Mexico Sen. Jeff Bingaman suggests a national health board to analyze affordability of any national health benefits package. He views input as crucial, arguing the federal government should guarantee coverage and access while not dictating overall spending, and favors flexible spending with an independent national commission as a better alternative.

New Mexico Jeff Bingaman National Health Board National Commission

Taos Plaza craft fairs should continue for local makers

Susan Amman argues that Taos Plaza fairs support local craftspeople by enabling direct sales and feedback, nurture young entrepreneurs, and draw both residents and visitors. She contends the Plaza belongs to all Taos residents, not just merchants, and urges preserving fairs to benefit many.

Taos Plaza Taos Susan Amman

Citizens for an Alternative Tax System proposal shocks readers

A letter-wearing columnist discusses a group called Citizens for an Alternative Tax System proposing abolishing the federal income tax in favor of a national sales tax. President Steven L. Hayes of Los Angeles argues taxes would be visible at purchase and savings would grow. critics note impact on the poor and IRS opponents. The piece mixes satire with practical tweaks and personal anecdotes about taxes, airport security, and public opinion.

Citizens For Steven L. Hayes Los Angeles U.S Hayes Internal Revenue Service IRS Steven Hayes Donald Trump

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Editorial the Taos News Robin Martin Jess Williams George Fellows Debbie Medina Ana Maria Anglada Marty Baxter William Clever Amy Cordova Joanne Crass Alisa Duncan Deborah Ensor Liea Ferrante Luella Kramer Paul Larkin Cliff Mondragon Jerry Padilla Rick Romancito Renée Romero Mike Stauffer Mary Stephenson Tempo Deborah Trujillo Sandra Vigil Espanola Albuquerque USPA Taos County Moreno Valley Alsawhere New Maxie el Crepdacudo, Inc Sucasar de & Crepdscula Fundado Padre Antonio José Martinaz P.O Taos Interational Taos Pueblo Rio Grande Gorge Los Rey Vero Cpas Bill CPA Kansas City Steven Waves Editor's Notebook
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