Hobbs Lists Cases For Past Two Weeks
Justice Hobbs docket covers two weeks of traffic citations from Precinct One. Manuel Mirabal of Ranchero was fined 10 dollars plus costs for no license and 10 dollars plus costs for disobeying a citation after repeated court summons. Robert L. Keary of Albuquerque paid 20 dollars plus costs for failure to use due care while driving. Ernesto Roubal of Chamisal was fined 10 dollars plus costs for allowing an unauthorized person to drive. Miss Roybal and Mario E. Martinez faced penalties for learner permit violations and driving with no license, with multiple fines recorded. Hannah Suazo of Pilar paid 25 dollars plus costs for no passing zone violations. Sarah H. Green of Taos was fined 25 dollars plus costs for careless driving after claiming eye injury. J A Dominguez Jr. of Albuquerque was charged with speeding 60 in a 35 zone, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Luis Vigil of Taos faced 20 dollars plus costs for a yellow line violation linked to passing and no passing zone.
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John Hobbs
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Mirabal
Rancheo
Sam Gallegos
Robert L. Keary
Albuquerque
Ernesto Roubal
Chamisal
Gallegos
Carlota Roybal
Roybal
Mario E. Martinez
el Pradar
Hannah Suazo
Pilar
Roger Martinez
Sarah H. Green
Taos
Dulce
J. A
al) Dominguez I Jr
Luis Vigil
Former Countian story reveals grisly murder details
Tony Reyes described a 1960 killing involving his brother and two women in Questa. The body was wrapped, burned, and later bones were buried or hidden across sites near Red River Eagle Nest and Cimarron. Investigators and highway patrol personnel recovered bones during follow up as Reyes led them to burial spots.
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Tony
Reyes
Reynolds
Dodge
Garcia
Red River
Eagle Nest
Questa
Ute Park
Cimarron
Nevada
Set
T. J. Chavez
Fred Martinez
Principal Attends NASSP Meeting in St Louis
Sister M. Liliosa, principal of Central Catholic High School, attended the National Association of Secondary School Principals annual meeting in St. Louis February 24 to 28. The event, held at Kiel Auditorium, focused on The Role of Education in Achieving National Goals amid global threats to liberty and freedom. Concurrently, the Sisters of Loretto held their own meeting at Webster College in St. Louis.
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M. Liliosa
Central Catholic High School
National Assn
St. Louis
Liliosa
Kiel Auditorium
NASSP
Sisters of Loretto
Webster College
Taos Winter Sports Club Meets at Sipapu Ski Area
Taos Winter Sports Club held a pot-luck supper and night skiing at Sipapu Ski Area last Friday with a brief business meeting. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bolander. Members from Taos included Jock Fleming Brooke Cottam John Brooke Reynaldo Deveaux family Knight Polson Romero and others. Planning underway for annual fun races set for Sunday March 18 at Sipapu.
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Taos
Sipapu
Lloyd Bolander
Jock Fleming
Brooke Cottam
John Brooke
Reynaldo Deveaux
Albert
Ray
Eliy
Romero
Marty
Herman Knight
Billy
Shirley
Robbie
David Polson
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List for Taos Area
The record lists admissions from March 6 to March 12 for Holy Cross Hospitals with patients from Taos Questa Rio Arriba and surrounding towns. Dismissals include several Taos residents and a few from Los Cordovas and Penasco, with newborns noted on March 8 and 12.
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Rebecca Pachero
Los Cordovas
Amadeo Garcia
Raton
Michael A. Cortiz
Adelina Mares
Taos
Charles Gonzales
Mary Alice Monoya
Sadie Esquibel
Penasco
Younis Martinez
March
Consuelo Martinez
Cesaria Martinez
Deborah Gonzales
Louis Des Georges
Allen Trowbridge
Denver
Questa
Adolph Mutz
Engle Nest
Cornelio Cisneros
Rebecca Patchec
Embudo Presbyterian March notices and births
List of March church notices for Embudo Presbyterian including names from Taos Dixon and San Cristobal with dates from March 8 to March 14. Birth announcements: three boys and one girl born to Cordova, Rivera, Masojan and Brilo families in Dixon, San Cristobal, and Tans.
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Fanny Massman
Taos
Leo A. Cordova
Mary Ann Santistévan
San Aristobal
Orlando Rivera
Martin Martinez
Verlarde
John J. Abeyta
Barolin Romero
Dixon
Adelaida Martinez
Arroyo Seca
Elirio Rael
Joe H. Barela
Quesjta
Michael Masojan
D. Brito
Marshall la Some
Santa Fe
Federico Ortega
Hernandez
Mary Ann Santistevan
San Cristobal
Barolin Romero Dixon
Velarde
Arnold
Tans
Thomas Jacob
Michael Masoian
D. Brilo
Candidate Visits Here In Taos by Jim Lamb Campaign
Jim Lamb, Democratic candidate for the State Corporation Commission, visited Taos Tuesday in the final stretch of his campaign. The former commissioner spent the day meeting residents and discussing his platform for the coming primary.
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Jim Lamb
State Corporation Commission
Taos
Lamb
Moisture Content Lags in Higher County Areas
Readings from Red River Pass Hematite Park and Taos Pass show water content below long term averages, with 13.8 inches total across three sites versus 18.0 inches 20 year average. Snow depths mostly below or near average, indicating slower spring runoff expectations.
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Pass
Deitl
Taos
Moreno Valley
Ed Engstrom
Red River
Engstrom
Red River Pass
Hematite Park
Taos Pass
Local Teacher Dies In Wreck Near Questa
Taos County educator Joe A. Vialpando 48 of Taos was killed in a vehicle wreck north of Questa around 9 46 p m Monday blamed on blowing snow and slick roads. He taught at Costilla and was returning to Taos when his 1957 Chevrolet pickup skidded off the highway and rolled. Survived by wife Mae and four children, parents, two sisters and a half brother. Funeral services set for 8 am today at Central Catholic Gym with burial in Sierra Vista Cemetery Garcia Funeral Home in charge.
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Joe A. Vialpando
Taos
Taos County
Questa
Vialpando
Costilla
Sam Gallegos
Manuel Garcia
Garcia
Colorado
Mae Vialpando
Mary Carmen
Louise Adele
Joseph Patrick
Anthony Ross
Patrocinio Vialpando
Pueblo
Colo
Juanita Santistevan
Antonio Vasquez
Alfred Lujan
Trinidad
Central Catholic Gymnasium
Sierra Vista
Taos County Development picks McCollum as secretary
Taos County Area Development Committee names W B McCollum secretary of the executive committee succeeding Col Merill DeLonge who left to devote time to Franke Cornell in Santa Fe. A meeting heard Paul R Franke report on an Overall Economic Development Plan for the county as Taos Commissioners underwrite the $2600 study.
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W. B. McCollum
Taos County
Andres Martinez
McCollum
Col. Merrill DeLonge
Franke & Cornell
Santa Fe
Paul R. Franke
Rabies Clinic Set for Taos
Taos Animal Shelter announces a two day rabies clinic for all dogs in Taos County to be held in Taos on Friday and Saturday April 6 and 7. State law requires annual rabies shots with a reduced fee of two dollars, down from three, to be announced at the event.
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Taos County
Taos
Canon Elementary Schedule for Fitness Program
The Canon Elementary School will present a physical fitness program at the high school gymnasium starting at 3 p.m. on Wednesday March 21. The public is invited to attend with no admission charge.
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Canon Elementary School
Grade School Tournament Opens Friday At Taos County
The Taos County Elementary School Basketball Tournament begins Friday at 9 a.m. in the Central Catholic gym, with 15 games across two divisions. Schools include Amalia Costilla Cerro, Arroyo Hondo, Arroyo Seco, Ranchos, Ligno, Talpa and Tres Piedras. Championship games Saturday night. two traveling trophies at stake, juniors funded by Plaza Super Market and midgets by Blue Lake Sporting Goods. Last year’s junior champions Arroyo Hondo and Talpa Bulldogs in the midget division seek repeat titles.
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Taos County
Central Catholic
Amalia
Costilla
Cer- To
Arroyo Hondo
Arroyo Seco
Ranchos
Ligno
Talpa
Tres Piedras
Plaza Super Market
Blue Lake Sporting Goods
Arroyo Hondos
Talpa Bulldogs
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