Editorial We Deserve Good Government in Taos County
Six months into the Taos County Commission era, the editorial rails at firings budget shortfalls and nepotism allegations. It argues for policy focus, noninterference, and reform while praising local leaders and urging voters to demand better governance and long term planning.
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Taos County
Commission
Taos
Gus Cordova
Fred Peralta
Carlos Cisneros
Roberto “Bobby” Gonzales
Taos County Housing Authority
Beatrice Silva
Catter
Remembering Jack Campbell Former Gov and Bridge Builder
Taos County mourns former Gov Jack Campbell who died at 82. He advanced state reforms to end political patronage and protect rank and file workers. His Northern New Mexico bridge dream linked Tierra Amarilla and Taos, tying distant communities together and uniting people.
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Taos County
Jack ‘Campbell
Campbell
Taos
Rio ‘Grande Gorge
New Mexico
Tierra Amarilla
Rio Arriba
Jack Campbell
Lawmakers Addresses and Contact Numbers Listed
A list of U S lawmakers and officials including Sen Domenici, Sen Bingaman, Rep Udall, State Sen Cisneros, State Rep Gonzales, Gov Johnson, and President Clinton with office addresses in Santa Fe and Washington D C, phone numbers, fax lines, emails, and web pages. The details cover federal and state offices, including senate offices in the Capitol and state capital, for direct contact and inquiries.
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Pete Domenic
Federal Place
Sonth Fa
Hort Senate
Washington, D.C
Fox
Domranici
Domenici
Senate
Jeff Bingaman
Marcy St
Sulta
Santa Fe
Washington
D.C
Senator
Bingaman
Cannon House
Tom
Roberto Gonzales
Taos
Gary Johnson
State Capital Building
Taos editor letters on valedictorians and traffic humps
Forum Editor discusses issues from Taos High School valedictorian criteria to speed humps on Kit Carson Road. Letters express concern over MIT admissions, road safety, and town plans, plus a prairie dog killing incident observed locally.
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Kit Carson Road
Taos Plaza
Plaza
Attitude Toward Animals Shapes Franciscan Charity
The Taos News piece contrasts attitudes to animals and people, citing St. Francis of Assisi and prairie dog views in Japan. It argues that teaching shapes belief, noting how propaganda or upbringing can make people see some beings as above nature. A library benefit in Embudo is thanked for community support.
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Francis
Assisi
Japan
Hitler
St. Francis of Assisi
Embudo Valley
Dixon
Taos News
Melody Romancito
Larry Harlow
Gracias
Ktao Radio
Don Burro
Courtyard
Marriott Hotel
Harlow
Gratis
Sandy
Preston Cox
Embudo Station
New Mexico
Rise in Taos Pueblo education support ignites mudslinging campaign
TOSELE accuses RISE of smear tactics while praising a local student Shaw who earned his high school equivalency through Rocky Mountain Youth Corps. The letter notes 45 percent of Taos Pueblo students drop out and frames RISE as helping every child, including those labeled as troublemakers, to seize opportunity.
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Kachina Lodge
Tosele
RISE
Shaw
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
Taos Pueblo
Your Turn Your Turn tunity in school
John Suazo of RISE defends education reform in Taos Pueblo and criticizes Taos Pueblo governance after his resignation from tribal deputy sheriff. He links casino development to pushing for open government and free speech and accuses TOSELE of silencing reform efforts.
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Taos
Taos Pueblo
Pueblo
RISE
Taos Mountain Casino
Froe
Tosele
John Suazo
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