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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1992
Page
3
Editorial argues the town ordinance banning skateboarding rollerblading and rollerskating aims to divide youth groups. It notes rollerbladers leverage power to gain favored areas while skateboarders and rollerskaters face limits, citing liability and potential fines, and suggesting supervised designated zones with waivers as a better approach.
The Taos News concludes its kids series with the reporter noting the work was accurate and that more stories could be told if resources allowed. The piece honors community efforts while urging continued focus on children as the town plans for future needs. The logo will be dropped.
Forum Editor criticizes Taos News for focusing on past misdeeds while ignoring his recent computer drafting degree Army service and honorable discharge. He notes community work with Hermanos de la Morada and Manos Amigos, and calls for balanced coverage amid BLM land appeals and local development in Taos.
The June 11 front page examines Stamm’s track record as Taos Planning and Zoning considers final subdivision approval. Stamm, a Santa Fe area developer, began after World War II and built about 2,000 houses across New Mexico. Businesses include affordable Santa Fe housing via the Santa Fe Land Trust and projects in Taos and beyond. Environmental and government agency notes critique pesticide regulation, EPA audits, and agency roles amid public health concerns.
A garbled notice lists U S senators Pate Domenic Bingaman and Bill Richardson with Santa Fe addresses and Washington D C offices, plus state legislators Carlos Cisneros and Frederick Peralta with Taos and Questa contact details. Contact numbers are included, reflecting official office locations.
A Carson National Forest letter defends efforts to locate Mexican spotted owls and protect 18 percent of old growth while denying plans to destroy thousands of acres. It notes 2000 acres protected per sighting and ongoing habitat mosaic work, with calls for public information at 788-6200. Signed by forest officials including Richard Braun.
taos residents question an 11 million hospital project claiming it ignores northern New Mexico hacienda heritage. critics urge full public briefing on plans funding and evolution, stressing community input and memorial naming honoring local healthcare figures.
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