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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2002
Page
1
The notice from Southwest Micro Publish in East Yandel lists a brief public filing by MBs Sis with reference e627. Details are limited in the readable OCR snippet.
Glotia Rodriguez places second to Esther Romero in the 65 to 69 age group at Taos Middle School on June 20. The runner-up earns a spot in the state Sabiar Olympics next month, as 65 to 69 competitors vie for advancing honors.
As of 8 am Wednesday June 26, fire restrictions are at EVEL 3 with partial destres for open areas. Extreme fire danger noted. use caution and do not leave exam sites unattended. Moderate lighting activity. no prescribed burn activity reported. Major fires include Montoya Fire, Canjiton, TM Paso 2, and areas west of Flo Grande and Tres Piedras. 11.10 acres burned. 23 residences sparked by weekend storms. For Carson National Forest updates call 505-758-6344 or visit www.fs.fed.us/catson.
Obituaries list Précides.M. Gallegos 73 of Tags died June 19 and Catalina Katie Suazo 78 of Northglehn Calgary formerly of Los Cordovas died June 15 with full notices on Page B14.
Taos officials warn drought conditions raise fire risk for Independence Day. Fireworks discouraged, families urged to attend town show at Filémon Sánchez Park July 4 starting 6 p.m. with display around 9 10 p.m. Eagle Nest Lake plans a later show at sunset.
Taos County Sheriff's Posse members David Montoya and Joe Miller rescue a greased pig during the 35th Rodeo de Taos at Taos Rodeo Arena. The event drew about 3,400 spectators as crowds packed grandstands and stood along fences amid bull riding and other performances.
Alicia Fedelina Chavez, named executive director of UNM Taos, returns home after more than two decades away. The Taos native spoke of the cultural rhythm and family ties drawing her back, noting the contrast with other regions and recalling her mixed moves from Las Cruces to Ames, Lincoln, Greeley, and Madison.
The United States Postal Service announced a 37 cent first class stamp rate, up from 34 cents, citing higher fuel and worker health costs. The move follows annual increases and affects pricing across 4 one ounce letters.
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