Taos Mayor Jeantete cruises to landslide town election
Taos voters reelect Mayor Jeantete with 61 percent of votes 664 to three opponents. John Himes Frank Trujillo and Joe Braunstein trail. Council seats stay with incumbents and appointee Cruz. judge race tight as Chavez edges Silva by eight votes. Voters reject downtown parking property tax 508 to 173 amid snowier turnout about 1100.
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Bloy Jeantete
Jeantete
John Himes
Frank R. “Skitt
Trujillo
Joe Braunstein
Bobby Duran
Frank Cruz
Dickie Chavez
Beatrice Silva
Armory Street
Cruz
Civic Plaza
Meliton
Luis Maestas
Ray Rodarte
Cye
Silva
Ernestine Quintana
Maurilio Duran
Rose Duran
Taos County Sees Snow Boost Moisture Outlook Improves
Taos County moisture outlook rises after a two day snowstorm on March 5 6 with 27 inches at Taos Ski Valley and six inches in the valley. Soil Conservation Service reports moisture near normal in many areas and inches above or below normal by location.
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Taos Ski Valley
KKIT
The
Soil Conservation Service
Danny Ruiz
Taga Canyon
Ruiz
Red River Pass
Gallegos Peak
U.S. Hill
Costilla
White House Orders BLM to Reassess Molycorp Tailings Site
The White House criticized the Bureau of Land Management for not considering alternatives in the EIS for Molycorp’s Guadalupe Mountain Tailings Disposal Site west of Questa. Dinah Bear urged a supplemental EIS with site alternatives, citing NEPA requirements. The dispute, tied to the 1872 Mining Act and NEPA, faces appeals from Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Amigos Bravos and others, with a yearlong process expected.
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Bureau of Land Management
National Environmental Policy Act
Molycorp
Guadalupe Mountain
BLM
Larry Woodard
Dinah Bear
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Bureau
EIS
Guadalupe
Questa
We Ti
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Environmenta Protection Agency
Department of the Interior
Board of Land Appeals
Taos County
Washington, D.C
Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund
The
Sierra Club
Amigos Bravos
Taos Environmental Association
American Rivers
National Audubon Society
Concerned Citizens of
Mineral Policy Center
Wilfred Rael
Alan ‘Hoffmeister
Taos College expansion tied to tax levy approval
Taos Educational Center director Robert Romero says construction of a permanent Taos community college facility could wait until 1992. Governor signs bill allowing a 3 mill levy for a branch of Northern New Mexico Community College with a 1.6 million state capital outlay, contingent on voter approval. Public referendum likely July August or January.
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Robert Romero
Taos Educational Center
Taos Community College
Northern New Mexico Community College
Weather summary for Taos area from March 6 report
High reached 69. Low 22. Forecast March 8 to 10 calls for fair breezy day, increasing clouds, partly cloudy and cooler Saturday with highs mid 60s and lows around 20. Copyright 1990 El Crommanale Inc.
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Gery Benson
Justin Foote
Dylan Rateau
Katie Lyles
Desirea Watson
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Taos Elementary
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Salazar Road
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