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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1967

Page

2

Medical Services Merge Sparks Regional Hope in Taos

A Rosenfeld Report outlines a plan to merge Holy Cross Taos with Embudo Presbyterian Hospital to create an area wide medical system. If adopted, it could transform public health, elder care, and medical education while reducing service duplication and expanding long term care facilities. Taos officials and UNM Medical School support the idea, with infant mortality data underscoring the need for coordinated care.

Presbyterian Medical Services of the Southwest Lembuda Cleveland San Luis Holy Cross Hospital Taos Embuda Presbyterian Hospital Rosenfeld Taos Doctors University of New Mexico Medical School Sisters of the Holy House of Nazareth State Health Department Taos County Medical Society Presbyterian Medical Services Embudo New Mexico Taos County Los Alamos Santa Po United States Rio Arriba Mora San Miguel

Taos Sales Tax Confusion Over Start Date

In Taos a dispute over whether municipal sales tax began June 1 or July 1 creates confusion for merchants. State notices support July 1, while the original ordinance set June 1. Town Clerk Carolyn Parr contacts major retailers as officials prepare a likely clarification and possible penalties. The issue may yield a monthly economic snapshot through state tax reports.

Keith Grees Taos John B. Sanches Nebody Carolyn Parr State Bureau of Revenue Bureau of Revenue Faos

Future Taosenos Spence family move to Taos residence

The Rev Willard Spence and Mrs Louise Spence plan to reside in Taos after purchasing the Melvin Baker house at Canon. Formerly of Chicago and St Louis, they will spend four months here this season and aim to be permanent within a year. Spence has worked in church and arts, edited The Christian Art Magazine, founded NICEA, and led lectures and seminars on faith and art. Mrs Spence teaches social work at Washington University, St Louis, and plans continued work in New Mexico. They have two daughters and one grandchild.

Taos Willard Spence Melvin Baker Canon Chicago St. Louis Spences Spence United Church of Christ Rhinelander Wis Louise Denver Tahan Hills Willard Luis Juanita Scopia Studios Hia William Severson Saunders Schultz National Institute For Ecclesiastical Art University of Chicago NICEA Aspen Calo Institute of Tumar'stic Studies Washington, D.C National Council of Churces Washington Cathedral School of Social Work Washington University New Mexico School of Social Service Administration University of Wisconsin Erin Marie Clausing

Most Sought Coins in Pocket Change

In this guide Irving Green lists key coins collectors still find in circulation. Highlights include the 1955 half dollar with Bugs Bunny variety, 1955 double die Lincoln cent, 1960 small date cent, 1950s nickels, 1939 Drickle, 1942 over 41 Mercury dime, 1945 Micro-S, 1918 Standing Liberty quarter, and rare first-year 1932 silver Washington quarters.

Irving Green Philadelphia Franklin Denver Washington San Francisco

Talpa Plaza Bazaar funds boost garden plaza project

Residents of Talpa and the Talpa Garden Club thank contributors who funded the Talpa Plaza Bazaar, enabling construction of a beautiful plaza in front of the Talpa Church of Nuestra Senora de San Juan de Los Lagos and inviting ongoing support as the project develops.

Talpa

Sanchez Concludes He's Not Going to Be Weeded Out Here

Editor notes the final installment of a Taos resident Taos public affairs column. John Sanchez argues as a taxpayer that local officials mismanage water safety and taxes while defending welfare support and a sales tax. He recounts Governor Cargo’s Taos water visit, mocks officials, and urges accountability without sensationalism.

Sanchez John Sanchez Marror Council Taos Streple Taci Tijerina Brothers John Himes Sam Martinez Charles B. Brooks Juan Sanchez Charley Carge Johnny Sammy Laos Rocky Mountain J. B. Martinez The Taos News

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