Six census heads quit over dispute in New Mexico
In Las Vegas area during the 1980 Census six top administrators resigned over local organization disputes. Resignations include district manager Juan Duran and field operations supervisor Sonny Maes. Salaries ranged from 7.45 to 8.75 per hour with new hiring underway for crew leaders and enumerators as door to door canvassing begins in March.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
Ed Bcown
Durango
Colorado
Taos
Juan Duran
Frank BE. Gundorf
Duran
Scown
Gundorf
Oll
Census Bureau
Manuel Cisneros
Santa Fe
Robert Concha
Acoma Pueblo
Tom Attelly
McKinley County
Sonny Maes
Cebolla
Maes
Rio Arriba
Arizona
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Three 'old hands' seek Taos County clerk post Democratic slate
Taos County residents Maria Lorraine Gallegos Orlando Marquez Jr and Rebecca Trujillo Gusdorf seek the Democratic nomination for county clerk. They cite experience in the office and oppose current clerk Francisco Gonzales who eyes a Senate run. Primary elections are planned for June.
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Marie Lorraine Gallegos
Orlando Marquez Jr
Rebecca Trujillo Gusdorf
Democratic Party
Taos County
Francisco Gonzales
New Mexico Senate
C.B. Trujillo
Gundorf
Ranchos de Taos
Ted Gusdorf
Molycorp
Matthew
Bryan
Felipe Trujillo
Gusdorf
Sheriff's Offices
Gusderf
Gallegos
Vadita
Wilfred
Taos
Wilfred Jr
Anita
Carlos
Central
Marquez
Las Vegas
Rockwall
Adelina
J.F. Romero Sr
Christopher
Eleanor
Sonny James
Denver
Jaycees de Taos
Penasco Independent
Gonzales
Nukes, politics top Taoy Citizens Together talks
Taoy Citizens Together met Monday evening March 10 to discuss nuclear energy dangers and the need for an energy replacement. The session aimed to train TCT members to operate effectively in politics with speakers from the county's three parties anticipated.
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Taoy Citizens Together
TCT
Taos meeting weighs hospital staffing and nuclear energy debate
Holy Cross hospital staffing would vary with services and injury volume while room rates remain under study. The meeting featured Republicans led by Jerry Macatas with few Democrats or La Raza present, focusing on nuclear energy amid questions of safety and public utility oversight.
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Wham
Taos
Holy Cross
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Gallegon
Business College
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University of Houston
Penasco
J.F. Romero
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Highlands University
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington, D.C
Willams
Holy Crown
Advanced
Jerry Macatas
Republican Party
GOP
la Raza Unida
U.S
Barry Keaveney
la Raza
Joe Hraunastein
Maestas
Los Alamos Scientific Lab
Keaveney
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Harrisburg
Penn
Three Mile Island
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Michael Kitts
Maesias
Espanola
Los Alamos
Kitts
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Phang
March
NEC
Dan-Tre
Holiday Inn
Neran daGo
Mrcnemere
Service
Na’ Englering
Stuart
Toby C. Sanchez
Sgt.usa Ae
Conrad Martinez
Mildred V. Martinez
Assesor
L &L
Loy
Spivey
Bruce King
Taos High School
T.V.J. Albuquerque
Upjohn
el Rey
Insulflex
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