Now's the Time For Billboard Cleanup
A broad argument against billboards on interstate highways appears in this week’s editorial, quoting the New York Times and the Arizona Daily Star. It urges Americans to write to Congress and rally against billboard access on 41,000 miles of highways, warning of a multi billion dollar transfer of power to the billboard industry. The piece highlights Senator Neuberger’s bill and cites Sen. Long praising anti billboard action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horse Fly
New York Times
Arizona Daily Star
Senate
Washington
Martine Neuberger
Oregon
Public Works Committee
Helen Green
Tucson
Inez Robb
United States
Congress
Sen
Oren E. Long
Hawaii
Union
Senator Long
Washington, D. C
Neuberger
Federal Communications Commission
From the Editor's Window Taos Notes and Local Tales
Tony Reyna's shop in Taos gains quirky fame after a Belgian king is named in a visit tale. Rini Templeton's Cuba and China reflections draw interest as she signs a counterattack against U S moves. Lt Gov Bolack’s Navy title brings a Wall Street Journal note of wealth. Wild goats near Rio Grande Gorge and scarce rattlesnakes in Taos draw reader curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Reyna
Tony
Belgium
England
Rini Templeton
el Crepuncula
Craig Vincent
Cuba
U.S
Rini
Chicago
Tom Bolack
New Mexico
Wall Street Journal
Tom
San Juan Basin
Ton
Jim Colegrove
Butch Packard
Terry Mayn
Ihan
Rio Grande Gorge
Taos
Espanola Area Honors 1960 Outstanding Citizens
Freeman named Outstanding Man and Mrs. Finley Outstanding Woman at Chamber of Commerce awards. Girl Scout Troop 10 named Outstanding Junior Organization and Espanola Valley Lions Club Outstanding Senior Organization. Freeman Arena named in his honor at an Espanola rodeo area dedication with a trail ride along the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espanola
H. P. Freeman
Faye Finley
Chamber of Commerce
Girl Scout Troop
Espanola Valley Lions Club
Freeman
Finley
Espanola Valley Rodeo Assn
Ranchitos
Rio Grande
Controversy Over Hay Program Funds and Conflicts of Interest
A NM investigation tracks the 195 day hay program legal status with Earl Hartley examining records for weeks amid a push to recover more than $31,000 distributed to ranchers. Analysts flag conflict of interest in Highway and Land officials' dealings with contractors and lessees. Proceedings touch on Pickett, Sudderth, Leonard, Tatsch, and broader shifts in state procurement rules and contractor relationships as federal royalty and reclamation policy unfolds. Stationed discussion at the statehouse notes governors and legislatures weighing reforms and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Earl ‘Hartley
Supreme Court
Vail ‘Down
Honolulu
Alaska
Commissio Murray Morgan
Pres
Johnny Walker
Viva Statehouse
Holm C. Bursum
Congress
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Taos News
el Crepusculd
Tang Publishing Co., Inc
Taos and
Northernexico
James B. Colegrové
Robert J. Fauteck
Spud Johnson
Regina Cooke
Society
Arta
F. D. Valdes
Matte Taos
N. M
Maren ‘ Ae Solie
St . P
Fox
Taos County
L. L. Feight
Forest Service
Rattler
By Jim Colegrove
Grace King Rodriguez
A. A
Grace
Texas University
Austin
Graham
Texas
Harwood Foundation
la Fonda
Highway 87 Improvement Assa
J. R. Kastler
State Highway Commission
Dulce—Seledon C. Martinez
Dulce Independent High School
Espanola Hospital
U, S
Jin Hernandez
Springer
Colfax County
E. B. Bun‘baum
Lauren Dacy
Runbaum
Highway Boosters
Raton
State Tax Commission
Colfax
Talpa
Feresting
Otera
Tien
Cifie Railroad
Elax
Antonio
LA Lomita
Will Harrison
Hartley
Hay
Bob Castner
Blatnik Committee
Harald Leonard
John Sudderth
Commission
Pickett's
Corporation
Saven-Font Pickett
Corporation Commission
Land Office
ADAMS
Frank Tatsch
Silver City
Jack Adams
Hobbs
Tatsch
Sudderth
Corto
Leonard
Jose A. Vigil
Joe Vigil
Oakland
Caluforia
Fremont High School
John Himes
A Himes
Robert Vigil
Alexand Hamilton
Hildy
Germany
Heidelborg
Ster Am
Ster Am Ws
Weantal
Cial
Taus
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