Taos County Democrats rally for open, inclusive party reform
Taos voters and county Democrats gathered at a March convention to push open, welcoming party reforms. Ernie Ortega of the secretary of state's staff praised the shift toward broader Taos Pueblo, Anglo, and Hispanic participation, aiming for a more professional, organized Democratic presence.
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What If We Saw Afghanistan's Civilian Toll On TV
A compact commentary questions public perception of bombing in Afghanistan. It contrasts grim civilian casualties with vivid 9 11 imagery, asks if recognizing 4000 deaths would alter views on fighting terrorism, and references editorial debates and local town planning satire.
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Taos News editor Cook wins annual arts page award
March 8, 1962 marked Winning Firet award recognition for Cook, Taos News society and art editor, in New Mexico Press Women’s annual contest. Since 1950 the contests began she has consistently earned honors for her Society and Women’s pages.
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Fragmented letter on anger and abuse in Tagg Cau debate
A damaged excerpt from a letter expresses agreement with ongoing anger and abuse claims surrounding Tagg Cau. It references the war’s impact, a former employee, and threats toward readers, but the text is garbled and only partial ideas remain.
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