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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1995
Page
3
Taos editorial argues abuse harms both women and men and that silence perpetuates harm. It urges early education by parents to foster respect and dignity, noting victims include children and noting bias in justice. It stresses mutual accountability and open discussion to heal families.
U S Senator Pete Domenici Santa Fe and Washington offices with phone and fax details. U S Senator Jeff Bingaman Santa Fe and Washington offices with numbers and emails. U S Representative Bill Richardson Santa Fe and Washington offices with contact lines. State legislators Carlos Cisneros Questa and Robert Gonzales Taos listed with boxes and phone numbers and emails.
Forum Editor retires after five years guiding Taos Municipal Schools. He thanks the Taos community, recalls early farmers market days by the courthouse, notes new fees and certifications, laments increasing strangers and reduced participation, and urges calmer civic engagement amid change.
Tran Ellis from Taos argues dogs are individuals and urges understanding and practical measures. He contends dogs are not the primary problem and calls for professional control rather than severe punishment, warning against unjust dog deaths.
Readers criticize coverage gaps for the Rainbow Family gathering, noting missing details on location, crowd size, safety plans, and official responses. Calls grow for fuller reporting and balanced context amid festival controversy and environmental concerns.
The Taos News invites original letters under 350 words hand-signed with a phone number and current address for verification. Community thank you notes are capped at 150 words. Your Turn pieces require verification and a photo, may reach 750 words. Submissions should not exceed monthly frequency and may be edited for style.
Randy Schofield of Tres Piedras urges Taos News to investigate the Rainbow Gathering event. He flags impacts on Taos and nearby communities, incidents such as a June 9 stabbing, vehicle thefts, regulatory violations, policing costs, ecosystem stress, and Forest Conservation Council conservation plans. He questions environmental and public-interest coverage and asks the paper to report public opinion and factual outcomes.
Taos commentator T M Weissenberger urges balanced view of the Rainbow Family event amid hostile coverage. He defends land rights as public, not private, and argues police and merchants should avoid hysteria. He invites locals to visit the site for fair assessment and peaceful engagement.
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