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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1996
Page
3
The Taos News argues the three part series on Taos Pueblo reveals shared human concerns across cultures. It urges open dialogue, respectful listening, and cooperation to address drugs, violence, education, elder care, and community health, stressing common roots and a unity beyond difference.
A directory listing U S senators Pete Domenici and Jeff Bingaman, and Rep Bill Richardson with Santa Fe and Washington, D C office addresses phones faxes and emails. It also lists state Sen Carlos Cisneros and State Rep Robert Gonzales with Taos Questa NM contact details.
Pueblo Council members tribal leaders and Taos Pueblo officials are urged to unite with Gladys Kozall John Suazo and Jonathan WarmDay to address youth drug and alcohol issues. The writer questions where these groups were when substances spread and stresses collaboration between youth help programs and Taos leaders.
Taos reader thanks Police Chief Neil Curran and officers Set. Robert Romero and Malcolm Martinez for rapid, professional response to June 8 at the Far West Club Hacienda Inn. The writer says two Native Americans were chased and arrested after the Mercedes convertible went missing, with minor car damage and high praise for bravery.
The Taos News outlines Forum letter rules requiring original submissions under 350 words with a hand signature and a verifiable phone number and address for verification. Community thanks are capped at 150 words, and Tursi columns need a photograph and may reach 760 words. names won’t be withheld. Submissions should be sent to Forum, The Taos News, Box U, Taos 87571.
Frances Stumpf of Sandia Park recalls a wildfire event with evacuation alerts commanding residents to leave. She praises volunteer firefighters for arriving in time to save homes despite her own residence burning. She notes community courage and thanks the responders.
The Llano Quemado Head Start, serving Taos since 1965, plans a home base option or relocation to meet day care licensing rules. After upgrades like new heaters and fire safety features, the center seeks support from Taos Board of Education and community members to fund renovations or identify a approved building. Potential donors and questions can contact Pamela Gonzales or Edward Lovato.
Taos Pueblo tribal member Anacita Martinez McBee argues for honest self examination and accountability in education, drug abuse, and family issues. She decries silence, fear of confrontation, and political delay while urging parents and tribal government to address molestation, rape, and community crises with concrete action.
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