Taos considers three major public works projects
Taos town officials study proposals by engineers for three projects costing an estimated 830000. They include airport resurfacing and upgrade, a 1 million gallon water storage tank and transmission line, and creation of a paving assessment district funded mainly by property owners.
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Funeral held for Mrs. M. Padilla in Green River Wyoming
Marie Isabel Padilla 82 of Valdez New Mexico died June 12 in Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County Green River Wyoming Funeral services were June 15 at the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception with Msgr Albin Guidovec officiating Burial followed at Riverview Cemetery Survivors include two sons Alfred and David three daughters Areina Vialpando Josephine Ramos and Celia Pacheco one brother John Gold two sisters Rosita Herrera Marina Sanchez two half-brothers Joe Padilla Pete Padilla two half-sisters Sabinita Alires Caroline Romero 21 grandchildren and many great grandchildren She was born in Pena Flor New Mexico to Alcario and Francisqueta Archuleta Gold and was a member of the Catholic Church and Sacred Heart Association. Preceded in death by her husband Lazaro Padilla May 5 1951.
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Chamber meets in Eagle Nest for July 1 gathering
The Greater Eagle Nest Chamber of Commerce will hold a general meeting at 3 p.m. on July 1 at the Eagle Nest Community Center. Theme: A Better Place to Live. Board members will present views on resort living, wood products, tourism, women's perspective, and community participation. Refreshments served. all invited.
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Mountain Bell warns on nuisance phone calls amid threats
Commission chairman cites abuse of ordinances as a frightened woman recalls a threatening anonymous call. Gary Stribling of Mountain Bell urges hang up and notes calls are criminal when abusive or malicious. If threats occur, contact police then company. Offenses can be felonies with years in prison and fines.
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Taos career center eyes new sponsor after SWCEL exit
A new sponsor for the Taos Career Education Center is expected to be named this week in Dallas as federal officials terminate SWCEL sponsorship ahead of the June 30 deadline. Center director Alfredo Garcia has not commented amid criticisms noted in the federal report.
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Noisy mowers risk hearing during lawn care
Officials warn that power lawn mowers can lower a worker’s hearing with high noise levels. Beltone Crusade stresses danger to hearing from excessive machine noise for operators.
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