New HCH owners freeze room rates
Taos Health Systems buys Holy Cross Hospital for about 3.3 million and pledges to freeze room rates through 1984. The board plans a realistic building program and five-year management by Taos Management Company led by Ernest Romero, with an on-site administrator. Salaries and benefits for 144 employees remain unchanged. direct deposit payroll will be adopted.
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Taos Health Systems, Inc
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos Management Company, Inc
Ernest Romero
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THS
Advanced Health Systems
Petrolane
Bob Sackson
Haly Cross Hospital
Taos Health Systems
Taos
Two Plead Guilty in Hash Haul Drug Raid Case
David Yates, 24, and Jeffrey Hay, 24, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute hashish and marijuana respectively after police found 44 pounds of hashish at a Taos area rental. Yates faces up to three years and $5,000 fine. Hay up to two years and $5,000 fine. Separate hearings indicated no sentencing agreement. detainer from Kentucky may transfer Yates to the State Penitentiary for pre sentencing studies or confinement.
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David Warren Yates
Yates
Jeffrey Hay
Taos Ski Valley
Hay
Sammy Pacheco
el Prado
Kentucky
Jim Kennedy
Albuquerque
Taos County
Taos Pueblo Cacique Juan Domingo Concha Dies at 0
Taos Pueblo’s longtime cacique Juan Domingo Concha died Monday, age 0 in Taos. He served as spiritual leader since 1978, born November 15, 1905, never married, with no immediate family. A permanent successor has not been named by the Tribal Governor’s Office.
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Juan Domingo Concha
Taos Pueblo
Cecelia Archuleta Concha
Juan Antonio Concha
Mary Lou Concha Schlosser
Lorenzo Suazo
Matilda Hadley
Crucila Lucero
Mary Tau Schlosser
Taos
Eloisa Archuleta
Juan Domingo
Pete Concha
Concha
Cinderellas Triumph at State Tournament as Taos Flocks to Albuquerque
Jack McCloud and Joe Trujillo turned Taos's Tiger team into Cinderellas over two nights at the state tournament. More than 3,000 Taosenos traveled to Albuquerque to cheer them on as they faced top classes.
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Jack McCloud
Joe Trujillo
Tiger
Taos
Albuquerque
Legislature cuts school funding amid enrollment fears
Judy Romero reports the Legislature reduced the school funding unit from 1540 to a lower floating amount, risking further cuts if statewide enrollment rises. Taos expects about $250,000 less next year, while officials warn even this figure could shrink depending on future enrollment and statewide funding splits.
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Judy Romero
Anaya
Taos
Leonila
Leung
Wee Schools
Trujillo Given Three Years In Federal Firearms Case
Manuel O. Trujillo was sentenced Friday to three years in prison on a federal firearms charge for making a false statement during a firearms purchase. Judge Howard Bratton also fined him 5000 dollars and suspended a five year probation term, with the sentence running consecutive to the prison term.
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Manuel O. Tave
Trujillo
Distriot
Howard Bratton
Bratton
Drunk driver sentenced in fatal New Mexico crash
Las Vegas man Elvires Martinez, 42, received 18 months in the state penitentiary for drunk driving that killed 28 year old Joe Sanchez in a Sauros area crash on SR 3 between Tres Ritos and Sipapu. Judge Caldwell denied a deferred sentence request after the defense's argument was rejected.
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Elvires Martinez
Las Vegas
A Penasquero
Joe BR. Sanchez
Martinez
Tres Ritos
Sipapu
Joseph Caldwell
Torney
Taos Schools Seek State Help in Tenured Teacher Hearing Case
Taos Municipal School Board plans to ask the State Board of Education to join an appeal to the state Supreme Court. They challenge District Judge Karelitz's ruling that Theresa Singleton, a former teacher, is not entitled to a hearing. Superintendent Leonila Serna warns the decision could affect all non tenured teachers and their hearings. Singleton contends she was tenured and deserved a hearing, but officials say her tenure and hearing rights were forfeited when her certification expired.
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Taos Municipal School Board
State Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Karelitz
Theresa Singleton
Utes
Abe Nut
Singleton
Snowstorm Boosts Taos Ski Season Amid Fresh Powder
A new snow storm dumped inches on area slopes delaying skiing briefly. Taos Ski Valley reported nearly 10 inches by mid Tuesday, March 18, with conditions forecast to remain strong across north central mountains. With only a few weeks left, local areas offer best winter conditions.
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Taos
Taos Ski Valley
North Central Mountains
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