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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1989

Page

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Lawyers rally for accused poachers in Taos and Colorado

Attorneys across Taos and southern Colorado volunteer to aid 22 arrestees in a March 6 raid case. Clearinghouse organizer Phil Cordova says lawyers will be court appointed or pro bono to challenge prosecution tactics amid entrapment claims. United States Representative Bill Richardson urges congressional inquiry into Fish and Wildlife Service methods as about 275 officers conducted the operation in San Luis Costilla and surrounding areas.

Taos Colorado Salida Colo Phil Cordova Taos County U.S Bill Richardson San Luis Costilla John Morgan George Morrison

Taoseno launches bid for lieutenant governor candidacy

Ernest Ortega a native of Arroyo Seco and aide to U.S. Senator Bingaman unofficially announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Ortega cites his experience as a constituency analyst and aims to advocate for abuse victims, child support enforcement, and education funding via a state lottery. He recalls early political work in Arroyo Seco and credits mentor Fred Harris.

Ernest Ortega Arroyo Seco U.S Jeff Bingaman Ortega Bingaman Manuel Lujan Congress Jack Stahl Child Enforcement Bureau Arroyo Seco Democratic Fred Harris University of New Mexico Gene Gallegos U.S. Congress Taos

Garcia Middle School Chess Team Wins State Championship

Garcia Middle School chess club upset powerhouses from Los Alamos Santa Fe Pojoaque Chama and Pejiasco to capture the elementary state championships with a 13-win reserve section run led by perfect 4th grader James Navez who earned an individual first place trophy. The novice squad finished second with a plaque as Alex Giron and Kenneth Valerio led their side with three wins each.

Garcia Middle School Los Alamos Santa Fe Pojoaque Chama Pejiasco James Navez Jeremy Payton Micah Buchanan Cassie Gomez Patrick Bareiss Paul Garcia Garcia Ramon Romero Y Vigil Alex Giron Jake Joyce Kenneth Valerio Emmanuel Vigil Richard Montafio Lily Compton Matthew Martinez Max Sanchez Giron

Shamrock Breads Stir Festive Cheering at Mainstreet Bakery

Tim Cole and colleagues at Mainstreet Bakery bake shamrock shaped loaves for Saint Patrick s Day. The sesame seed and pumpernickel rye pops were designed by Ron Romancito with Cole and Dan Hambrock. They plan more shamrocks March 16 for March 17.

Tim Cole Mainstreet Cole Ron Romancito Dan Hambrock Saint Patrick's

Taos to unveil Armory Street Center plan at Tuesday meet

Taos town officials outline a 1.2 million Armory Street Community Center remodel to 7900 square feet for sports festivals and civic events. The project links to the Bataan Recreation Center and moves the police station, with changes from citizen input aimed at easing traffic fears and prioritizing local groups.

Taos Armory Street Lawrence Santistevan Santistevan Placitas Road Bataan Recreation Center Plaza de Retiro John Himes Forest Service Merilee Dannemann Town Hall Taos Elementary Kit Carson Park Dunn Street Bent Street Plaza Paseo Norte

Markets pull grapes from Chile amid cyanide findings

Chilean fruit shipments trigger U S safety concerns after traces of cyanide are found in red grapes. Safeway and Cid's in El Prado report no Chilean stock and warn about possible bans while FDA says exposure from already eaten fruit is not a concern. Chile remains a major winter fruit supplier to the United States.

Smith’s Safeway Mike Griego Teresita Masvaresias Cid Backer Cid’s el Prado U.S Backer Food and Drug Administration Philadelphia Chile

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New Mexico Fish and Wildlife Service Craig Rieben U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Washington, D.C Taoseno Chess Dennis Hedges Liz Moya Elaine Querry James Narez Max Suazo Dick Behnke Amuicios el Crepusculo, Inc
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