First Northern Stockholders to Elect Officers Directors
Robert J. Marl executive vice president of First Northern Savings at a Loan Association told a Taos group last week the four year old First Northern had assets around six million dollars and expected growth in 1967. Directors were reelected including Mitchell and Packard with many Taos and Santa Fe officers named. the meeting in Espanola reviewed the new Taos building slated to open in April.
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Savings and Qa Association
Giawit Ulatms
Weoyenr
Eibert
Thes Yeep
Bout Massis Cael Beare
Stephen S. Mitchell
First Northern
Wapanala
Conran
Lent
The
Mitchell
Taos
Hugh M. Santa
Winter water worries push for new pump at wells
The town cites hectic winter department activity and looming summer shortages. Officials urge immediate installation of a new pump and well, noting two existing pumps require removal or cleaning and water supply could run short if action waits.
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Rene
Iid
Accident continues with suspect fleeing into mountains
Police recount an escape as one suspect escaped a patrol car during a night search. He was captured Saturday morning after authorities extended the pursuit into surrounding mountains.
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Ling
Taos lunch program faces higher costs and tighter service
Amid rising costs and tighter food supplies, Taos Schools may raise lunch prices next year after a non profit operation. Miss Wengert notes other Bernalillo County districts cut prices via federal aid, while the Taos lunchroom battles rushed service for 800 daily students and prepares for a new high school plant.
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Elementary
Iwner High
Wengert
Miss Wengert
Vet Consultant In Taos Friday
Rudy Silva of the Veterans' Service Commission in Santa Fe will be at the Taos County courthouse from 8 am to 5 pm Friday. Silva will substitute for Arthur Gallup who is confined to the Veterans' Hospital in Albuquerque with illness and will assist all veterans and widows on claims and other matters pertaining to veterans benefits.
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Rudy Silva
Veterans' Service Commission
Santa Fe
Taos County
Silva
Arthur Gallup
Veterans’ Hospital
Albuquerque
Ski conditions and events for regional resorts this weekend
Ski lines through Sunday show good conditions across Red River Angel Fire Taos and Sipapu. Snow reports include 10 inches at Angel Fire on a 12 inch base with excellent conditions, 6 inches fresh at Taos with bases 53 and 32 inches, and light snow at Red River. Weekend events include giant junior slalom at Red River and school ski races at Sipapu and Taos with Louie Wickum performing daily at Angel Fire.
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Red River
Angel Fire
Taos Ski Valley
Sipapu
Court House Hrumph Plans Draw From Committee
Martinez says commissioners have not chosen a site for the courthouse. They will rely on a committee's recommendations and screen all proposed locations. Landowners and citizens offering sites will be referred to the committee, which will select the best options. Some donors have offered land to the county and these offers will be considered. We’ll get the ball rolling now.
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Court House
Martinez
Teachers Back Maes Action On Four Day Leave With Pay
The Taos Municipal Education Association committees support junior high principal J A Maes for granting Leis Martinez four days leave with pay amid a dispute over wedding leave. They urge reporting concerns first to the superintendent and limit public action to open meetings, citing ethics policies and district needs.
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The
Taos Municipal Education Association
TMEA
J. A. Maes
Martinez Seeks Publication of Absence Allegations
Taos Junior High Counselor Ty. Mir. Selea Martinez defends 18 years in the Taos Municipal School System against claims by outgoing board member Fernando Valdez. He disputes five day leave counts, cites a 1966 policy granting five days for death or personal matters, and questions motive while urging Taos News to publish Valdez’s responses.
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TMEA
Maes
Fernando Valdez
Valdez
Leis Marti Inez
California
Martinez
Supt
Toe L. Otero
Macs
Taos
Board of Education
Taos Municipal School Board
Taos News
Prinipal
Taas
Fernando Valdex Meges
Peene
J.C. Cantu
Valdes
Mir
Selea Martinez
Taos Junior High School
New Mexico Sales Tax Ordinance Procedures Outlined
The council discusses adopting a one cent gross sales tax with steps including submission to the local government division 30 days before enactment, a 60 day waiting period for petitions, and an election if 10 percent of registered voters sign. If no petition, the ordinance takes effect on day 69. Most towns collect via state administration and refund to the town after fees. Himes seeks $15,000 for a new well and $19,090 for cleaning and repairs.
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Romero
New Mexico
Wea
Iown
Himes
Archbishop Oversees Stabilization Of Adobe Church Walls
Wright describes two methods to stabilize adobe mud in the church walls one by mixing a stabilizing substance with mud and water and the other by applying the mud then spraying a star bilter. Hard plaster is applied inside with the first coat finished calcimine to be applied with a glove to restore the hand finished oak interior. Roof and vigas restoration is nearly done after premature discovery that all old vigas were raven and must be replaced though three were planned to be replaced.
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Wright
T Wright
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Nutrition School
Cds of Ethics
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Kit Carson Electric Co-op
Kit Carson
Armory Place
Fenasco
Fenesco
N. Mex
Sundey
Miguel
Universa
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