Town Revises Pay and Budget for 1987 88
Taos plans a new salary schedule with freezes for top steps while keeping all salaries intact. The 1987 88 budget totals 6.4 million with a 2.7 million cash balance and projected revenues of 5.57 million. The town faces slower gross receipts growth and reduced federal funds after Molycorp closure.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gus Cordova
Cordova
Ramming seeks recall of high court mandate in prison case
Former governor aide John Ramming filed a motion with the New Mexico Supreme Court on Tuesday to recall a mandate that could see him jailed within two weeks. He may appeal to the state Court of Appeals and then the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing he did not receive a fair trial and that his case was not properly separated from co-defendant Pete Mondragon. Ramming, living in Des Monnes, was convicted in 1986 for conspiracy, fraud, racketeering and kickbacks in a $2.8 million flood relief scandal, and the state Supreme Court recently refused to review that conviction.
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John Ramming
State Supreme Court
Ramming
New Mexico Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Des Monnes
Pete Mondragon
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
District Court
Taos
Humane egg business opens in Taos by Bruder couple
Eight thousand Kansas chickens arrived in Taos to start the first floor system egg farm in 20 years. Nest Egg Farms, a half million dollar venture by Lanny and Anne Bruder, will house white Leghorns and later brown Leghorns for brown eggs. The aim is humane free-range laying, with natural eggs sold to health stores and restaurants statewide and retail locally. Bruder notes strong local appeal and limited NM competition, dependent on external markets.
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Judy Romero-Oak
Kansas
Taos
Llano Quemado
Lanny
Anne Bruder
Bruders
Lanny Bruder
New Mexico
Bruder
Taos developers push arts center and college project
Taos County Economic Development Corp plans a July in-depth business survey to map existing firms and unmet needs. Aims include a liberal arts college with an art institute, Main Street improvements, and marketing Taos products with countywide interviews and fundraising efforts. Local officials seek donations and volunteer help.
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Taos County
Main Street
Terrie Bad Hand
Pati Martinson
Smith’s
Smith's
Development Corp
Ts College
Bad Hand
Taos
Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Martinson
Taog
Tom Trujillo
Weekend Warmth and Sunny Skies Forecast
The high reached 87 degrees on Monday June 22 with a low of 43 from Thursday through Monday June 18 to 22. The National Weather Service calls for mostly sunny days, fair nights, and a chance of isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers with highs in the 80s and lows in the 40s.
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National Weather Service
Holiday office closures for Independence Day
Town, county and federal offices will be closed Friday July 3 for the holiday. Post Offices open July 3 and all services suspended July 4. The Taos News will close Friday July 3. Deadlines remain the same for the next two weeks. Copyright 1987 El Crepusculo Inc.
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Taos News
Taos hires Andy Gallegos as athletic director
Bill Blair reports Taos Municipal School Board unanimously hires Andy Gallegos to lead athletics with a focus on well rounded students, better schedules, new tournaments, and community input. Gallegos pledges grade checks for players, review of staff, and improved gate receipts while planning a Christmas basketball tournament and honoring his Questa and Taos roots.
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Billie Blair
Taos
Andy Gallegos
Abraham Lincoln
Gallegos
Questa
Francis Quintana
Paul Chavez
Quintana
St. Mike's
Robertson High
Las Vegas
Tiger Wrestling
Anthony Gutierrez
Dog pack slaughters San Cristobal sheep
Ricardo Medina of San Cristobal found six of nine sheep killed in a pasture by neighbor’s dogs, including two newborn lambs. Two ewes had necks broken and dragged to a pond. three animals survived but were bitten. Damages total 700 dollars. Medina shot the dogs and sheriff deputy Miera investigated. Previous incidents with the same neighbor occurred in 1986 with compensation later.
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Elaine Querry
San Cristobal
Ricardo B. Medina
Medina
Ricardo Medina
Miera
Two rapes reported in San Cristobal area
A San Cristobal woman reported a rape on June 17 at her home with no arrest yet. Police have a suspect as deputies Dan Herrera and Michael Romero investigate for the district attorney's office. A separate Alcalde girl was brought to Holy Cross Hospital the same night, treated and released, with the case referred to Espanola police.
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San Cristobal
David Kyen
Dan Herrera
Michael Romero
Kyea
Holy Cross Hospital
Espanola Polive
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Artie Roeme
Molycorp
Mondragon
State Civil Emergency Preparedness Division
Llano
Judy Romero
Oak
Quemado
Humane Egg Business
Developers Target Crafts Center
Stella Mares McGinnis
el Crepusculo, Inc
Wildcat
Bryan Gallegos
Villanueva
Highlands University
U.S. Navy
John Wooden
U.C.L.A
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence Miera