Taos Pop Musicians Set for Santa Fe Benefit
Taos band Trends of Fashion also known as the Zorbas will join several acts at Music Festival 67 a benefit show Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Santa Fe’s Sweeney Gym. The New Mexico Musical and Theatrical Foundation sponsors the event with groups from Campanile Singers Dodge City Nikki and Vikki and others.
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Taos
Santa Fe
Sweeney Gymnasium
Mike Alstead
The
New Mexico Musical-Theatrical Foundation
Campanile Singers
Dodge City
Kans
Sing Out New
Mike Allstead
Richard
Carbo"’ Romero
Allen Vigil
Bert Wilka
Wilka
Taos High School
THS
Johnny Medrano
New Mexico Musical and Theatrical Foundation
Albuquerque
Musical Foundation
New Mexico
Trujillo Seeks Land Title Bill Support in Santa Fe
Senator Trujillo noted many Northern New Mexico residents traveled to Santa Fe for a Senate Public Affairs Committee hearing on a land title clearance bill. The measure aims to resolve long standing issues from Spanish grants, family ownership, and missing records in the Rio Grande Valley and North Central New Mexico.
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House
Trujillo
Santa Fe
Senate Public Affairs Committee
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Mrs Elsie Weimer remembered for Taos arts and social work
Mrs. Elsie Weimer a prominent Colorado Springs figure and Taos arts authority. She supported cultural institutions and gifted building sites for St James Episcopal Church and the Masonic Lodge Hall with sister Corine Albright. Survivors include son Melvin S Weimer Taos granddaughter Yack Cunnyngham and multiple grandchildren.
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Weimer
Taos
Co op training plans in Taos County face leadership gaps
UNRAVEL work by the Taos CAP notes management weakness in women running co-ops. Meetings discuss training directors and members, while FHA seeks a trained supervisor to align loans. UNM funding contrasts with NMSU expertise, as VISTA volunteers in Amalia Costilla keep women organized for future programs.
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Cap
Taos County
FHA
University of New Mexico
Office of Economic Opportunity
New Mexico State University
America
Amalia-Costilla
Snowy forecast boosts Red River area skiing prospects
Snow remained scarce Tuesday but a forecasted storm could bring more. Red River Ski Area recently benefited from eight to twelve inches last Sunday and now reports good to very good conditions on a 12 to 20 inch base. Skiers are advised to be ready for changing weather and possible need for snow tires.
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Red River
Columbine Creek
Red River Canyon
Falcon Trucking Company
Fawn Lake
Forest Service
Fina
Cabresto Road
Forest Services
Reverend Sam Horney Resides in Toppenish After California Visit
In a telephone chat Mrs. John Wolford reported Reverend Sam Horney former pastor of Canon Brethren Church said he attended a church conference in the Long Beach California area and visited California relatives. He and his family now live in Toppenish Washington.
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Sam Horney
Canon Brethren Church
John Wolford
Long Beach
Calif
California
Horney
Toppenish
Wash
February Recaps Show More Juvenile Referrals
A Taos monthly juvenile report details February referrals with 37 boys and 11 girls involved. Mary Martinez logged 45 referrals, while many youths faced probation, supervision, or conditional release. Several cases for fighting, traffic, truancy, drug or alcohol issues, and curfew violations show varied outcomes and parental cooperation.
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Taos
Mary Martinez
Ferrals
Martinez
Service To
America
VISTA
Tru
Courthouse funding bill eyed in county tax plan
The proposed measure would let county commissioners levy a half per cent gross receipts tax or sales tax upon approval, to back bonds up to 750000 for a courthouse jail and county office complex. The bill, introduced by Rep Alfonso Vigil, passed both houses with minimal opposition and awaits the governor's signature or enactment on July 1.
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House
Alfonso Vigil
Senate
House Taxation and Revenue Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Trujillo
Taos considers 1 percent sales tax for town
Town officials debated a provisional 1 percent sales tax ordinance to fund a new county courthouse and other projects. Council authorized bids to drill a fourth municipal well near the high school, with bids due April 3. The tax would apply to goods and services with few exemptions, and state approval was being sought for emergency funds.
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Himes
Martinez
States Department of Finance and Administration
Santa Fe
Taos
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Grant Howe
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Otonie
Embudo Hospital
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George Wisehart
Frank Randall
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John Anderson
Mexico
Robert Bryant
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Taos Hospital
Bert Phipps
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Buck Bull
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