Moratorium on Public Lands Applications Explained
The 18 month moratorium on most non-mineral public land applications through the Bureau of Land Management runs Feb 17 to Sept 1, 1962. It excludes mining and mineral leasing filings, state and local government actions, and Alaska scrip and settlement claims. Udall says the pause allows review, reduces backlogs, and guides long term policy while protecting national and local interests. Over 60,000 pending non-mineral applications will be examined on their merits, with major policy revisions and a large inventory program planned for transfers to states, locals, individuals, and firms.
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Bureau of Land Management
Udall
Alaska
Department
BLM
Obituary Notes From Manassa and Taos Area
Obituary notices detail the death of Mrs. Juanita Montoya in Manassa at age 99, her longtime community ties, and extensive family. Additional obituaries cover Malaquias Cortez of El Prado, Sam Lavadie of El Prado, and survivors including children, grandchildren, and siblings, with funeral rites at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Taos Dolores Cemetery and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Montoya
Manassa
Colo
Aaron Sanchez
Costilla
Frank Montoya
Butler and McClanahan Mortuary
Cerritos
Joan Ault
Tony Lema
Abe Salazar Jr
Henry Salazar
E Candelario Military Rites Held For Talpa Resident
Services conducted Tuesday morning at Guadalupe Church by Veterans of Foreign Wars for Evaristo Candelario 69 who died March 1 at his Talpa home. Interment in Piedras Negras Cemetery followed rosaries at Garcia's Chapel and at the home. Survived by wife Euyamia five daughters and several brothers including Tranquilino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Evaristo Candelario
Talpa
Louis Martinez
Eix Valdes
Elverio Medina
Fidel Medina Feix Santlistevan
Kloy Flores
Esequiel Torrez
Nasario Jaramillo
National Guard
Sabino Trujillo
Flay Fores
Daniel Duran
Tuoele
Lucario Gonzales Yum
Ara
Iow Brothers
Tranquilino
Andrew Stariek
Guadalupe
Alejandro Martinez
Ranchilos
J. E. Flores
Piedras Negras
Los Cordevas
Garcia
Hone Chapel
Alex Morgas
Pete Morgas
Sam Morgas
Tony Lavadie
Alfonso Trujillo
Ruben Trujillo
Crestina
Tony
Janacio
Taos
Felix
Rawins
Wyo
Frank
Salt Lake City
Teresita Lavadie
Viola Sawyer
Dolores Trujillo
Anna Martinez
Margaret Morgas
Alburmuerque
Lupe Lujan
Grand Junction
Colo
Federal funds decision expected on Taos plan approval
At a Taos Town Planning Commission session Harvey Cornell of Franke and Cornell Consultants said the town should know in about three weeks whether the federal government has approved Taos Town's matching funds for a comprehensive general plan. The discussion tied federal and state planning ideas to local and regional planning, with a study of planning ties by the county commissioners cited as context.
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Taos
Taos planning office advances building permit push
Taos Town Planning Commission warns that permits are now required for new construction outside remodeling and alterations under the recent ordinance. L. P. Kirkpatrick, Adobe Wall Motel owner, applies to the commission for plans to add an office boom. Board members and local officials present include Emil Bistram Col Merrill DeLong Joan Reed Mayor Gilbert Rivera and Elia Romero. The death of Mrs. Juanita Romero is noted at age 72 with services handled by Garcia's Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Romero
Eliseu Romero
Garcia
Fred Romero
Taos
RES
Jary
L. P. Kirkpatrick
Adobe Wall
Emil Bistram
K.C. Cabot
Jack Brandenburg
Lozier Funk
Sally Howell
Sam Beimer
Josefa Sankistevan
Col
Merrill DeLong
Chamber of Commerce Planning Committee
Joan Reed
CCPC
TIPC
Gilbert Rivera
Elia Romero
New Alignment Device Introduced at Bill Miller Chevrolet
Bill Miller Chevrolet installed the Visualizer, a new wheel alignment device, the sole unit in Northern New Mexico. It magnifies alignment faults eight or more times and provides a continuous graphic view from locating the issue to correcting it, according to Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Miller Chevrolet
New Mexico
Miller
Taos Native Judy Gomez Makes UNM Honor Roll
Judy Gomez, a UNM junior formerly of Taos and wife of Joseph B. Gomez, was placed on the College of Education honor roll by Dean Chester Travelstead for achieving a grade average at least 2.00 in the first semester. She majors in business education and resides at 1339 Griegos NW, Albuquerque.
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Judy Gomez
University of New Mexico
Taos
College of Education
Chester Travelstead
Gomez
Joseph B. Gomez
Teside
Griegos
Albuquerque
Real estate offers south town plots and Vega land deals
A seller advertises two acre plot south of town with four houses and water from a drilled well, promising easy terms and high rental potential. Also markets a three bedroom home with income apartments on ten acres of Vega land, plus Colorado land valued now at a dollar with future resale gains. See the seller promptly.
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Taos
Anica
Vega
Colorado
Taos Junior High Wins B division in Taos Tournament
Taos Junior High led the B division to victory as Young Junior High Santa Fe took runner up in the B division. In A division Espanola claimed first with Leah Harvey Junior High second. two sportsmanship plaques went to Young Jr High in A and to Penasco in B. Individual awards honored players from Taos Espanola Leah Harvey and Young Jr High.
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Taos
Roy Martinez
Young Junior High
Santa Fe
Espanola
Leah Harvey
Jimmy Sanchez
Joe Diaz
Joe Martinez
Leah Harvey Jr
Leo Sanchez
Bobby Race
Larry Yuma
Levi Gonzales
Taos Jr
Albert Nieto
West Las Vegas Jr
Jim Watts
Chris Gallegos
Young Jr
Admissions Dismissals Births From Taos Area List
A list of admissions dismissals and births dated Feb 28 through March 6. Names include Samuel Lavadie El Prado Taos Pueblo Bonifacio Trujillo Questa and many others with towns such as Eagle Nest Taos Ranchos Amalia Penasco Lubbock and Arroyo Seca. Three births noted: March 1 Gustavo Fernandez son. March 5 Benlquin Jaramillo son. March 6 Manuel Fresquez son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lavadie
el Prado
Mariano Mirabal
Taos Pueblo
Bonifacio Trujillo
Questa
Doris Thompson
Eagle
Nest
Leman Murry
Taos
Anna Archuleta
Cerro
Erma Archuleta
Patsy Esparsen
Arcoyo Seco
Frank S. Maes
Amalia
Cirila Barela
Penasco
Louis Sanchez
Teodora Flores
Viola Muestas
Talpa
Joe Mascaranes
Antonia Mares
Ranchos
Debbie Gonzales
Taois
Bonnie Barker
Lubbock
Tex
Ernestina Abeyta
Los Cordovas
Elaine Montano
Amatia
Raguel Duran
David Gonzales
Rio Luvio
Julie Ann Vigil
Arroyo Hondo
Belujio Alfaro
Eddie Martinez
Eagle Nest
Harryman
Jessie Hokanson
Baby
Feloniz Martinez
Maria Sisneros
J Baby
Florentina Schmid
Darragh Nagle
Los Alamos
Maclovia Sanchez
Rodarte
Alice Maestasi
Ramona Martinez
Donaciano Cruzierrez
Vera Rogers
Bonnie Baker
Cirila Barcia
Amador Mascarenas
Canon
Gustavo Fernandez
Benlquin Jaramillo
Rap
Taos Inn honeymoon guests from Wichita share thanks
A Taos Chamber note highlights the Marvin Brotman couple of Wichita Kansas who spent their recent honeymoon at Taos Inn and thanked Jay Nichols CC manager and his wife Reva for hospitality. They enjoyed the warm welcome, driving tours, and memories of Taos, and said they would return.
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Taos
Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Brotmans
Wichita
Kan
Taos Inn
Jay Nichols
Reva
Jay
San Miguel County Picked for Aerial Food Stamp Plan
San Miguel County has been designated as one of the areas for a aerial food stamp program to be in operation by June 1. The Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday and Sen. Clinton P. Anderson supported extending the plan to northern New Mexico counties. Under the proposal needy persons will receive food stamps for purchases at grocery stores.
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San Miguel
Department of Agriculture
Taos County
Taos
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Co-Op Receives $50.09 Bond Settlement Payment
Carson Electric Co-Op this week received a $50.09 check from Fireman's Fund Insurance, finalizing settlement over alleged acts by former manager Leo C. Gonzales. Subrogation rights were assigned to the Co-Op, with the amount placed in the construction account to benefit all members.
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Rst Carson Electric Co-Op
Leon Gonzales
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Gonzales
Terry Moynihan
Co-Op
Albuquerque
Rodey
Dickason
Sloan
Man’s Fund
Leo C. Gonzales
Oberg
Youth Gets 30 Days In County Jail
A youth and a 17 year old were caught by city officer Eddie Montoya stealing from cars in Taos. Valerio Jr 18 of Ranchos and the minor faced 30 days in jail after a dispute over authority led Judge Flores to order re arrest and jail time. Items stolen included a gas can blankets and a camera from Clark Funk Hugh Littrell and Andy Black.
Moisture readings compare river area to Taos area
Readings show moisture near 70 percent of normal in the river area, with February showing better precipitation than Taos. November through February totals are 1.79 this year versus 6.15 last year and normal. Dilation readings noted.
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Taos
Scrambled List of Names From Taos Event Alumni Roles
A fragmented OCR listing many individuals including Anicelo Cordova San Cristo Onecimon Martinez Raymond chueta Arroyo Seco Thoma Martinez Ranchos Ruben Tru Jr Los Cordovas Joe D Vy Pilar Luis Bernal Juan G jan alternate John Rainer lo Roberto Martinez Ranchi Tita Silva Prada Adolfo yr tinez Leo Bata J on Ed Engstrom John Bre E K. Wallace Brook Cottam Martinez alternate Philip Cantu Jr Mrs Jack wol denburg Mrs Tony Cordoy Taos Eliseo Garcia Prado Manuel Torrez Lam q mado Frank Valerio Talpay J. D. Fisher Pot Creek and three others to be aided by the Parent-Teacher Association at its Thursday night.
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Anicelo Cordova
San Cristo
Onecimon Martinez
Raymond Chueta
Arroyo
Seco
Thoma Martinez
Ranchos
Ruben Tru Jr
Los Cordovas
Joe D. Vy Pilar
Luis Bernal
Juan G
Jan
John Rainer
Roberto Martinez
Ranchi
Brook Cottam
the Martinez
Philip Cantu Jr
Jack Woldenburg
Tony Cordoy Taos
Eliseo Garcia
Prado
Manuel Torrez
Lam Qmado
Frank Valerio
Talpay J. D. Fisher
Pot Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Cortez
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Malaquias Cortez
Andrew Starrick
Dolores Cemetery
Eloy Flores
Juan Vadez
Vicente Parraz
Joe M. Medina
Malaquias Martinez
Julian L. Romero
Pedro S. Montoya
Evergreen Chapel
Hanlon Funeral Home
Cirila Medina
Eulogia Garcia
Matilda Garcia
Levi Montoya
Holy Cross Hospital
Lavadie
el Prada
Albert Chavez
Taos Delores
Felimon Sanchez
Garcia Funeral Home
Alfred
Adolfo
Ranchitos
Max
Alcalde
Phil
Chris
Tans
Ted Lavadie
Eddie Lavadie
Ernesto Montoya
Sam Lavadie
Tom Lavadie
Richard Lavadie
Pueblo
Fernando
Rafael
Thomas
Frank Archuleta
Fred Duran
Enreques Rivera
Cheyenne
Jose Tafoya
Black Lake
A. Martines
Mrs. Romero
Taos Girl On Honor
Ford
Plymouth
Glover's Auto Service
Gurule Heads
Eloy Gurule
Taos Board of Education
Joe C. Cantu
Felix Sanlstevan
Ber
Joe L. Otero
Gurule
J. A. Des Georges
Fernando Valdez
Marie
John Cunico
el Cortijo
Guadalajara
Patzcuaro
Ameca
Tlaquespaque
Mazatlan
New York
Maj
Ira Reed
Ralph Horgan
Clark Gable
Art Gobel
California
Pacific
U.S
Hawaii
Phillips
Choa
Manuel Fresquez
Arroyo Seca
Leroy Garcia
DE M. Rodriguez
North Tueblo
Runbhy
A. E. Flores
Maais
Hal
Valerio
Dist
George Reynolds
Flores
Tcauileg
Flores Siad
Deckerhoff
Miller's OF
John Bean
Miller Chevrolet CO
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