Council hires Lopez as village attorney in Questa
This Thursday Ad THE TADS NEWS reports that Lopez replaces Bifu Rottieto as Questa village attorney. The council confirmed Lopez’s appointment at the organizational meeting on Monday March 16. Mayor Gaillour, after Romero’s resignation, recommended Lopez who also serves Taos town and Molycorp workers union. Romero’s billing dispute remains under review with total charges near $17,000. The CAC and EPA demand proper billing and certification. The council, under reorganization, made Bernie Ortega mayor pro tem and rehired most staff, including officer Larry Leffler who resumed duties after a settlement. Leffler’s back pay totaled $500 and he dropped further litigation. The council awarded a $44,660 contract to McReynolds Construction. Meetings move from the second to the third Monday each month, and a purchase order system gives the clerk-treasurer more control over expenditures.
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Rael Charged in Sagebrush Inn Burglary Case
Fernando Rael, 22, faces charges of commercial burglary larceny and criminal damage to property for the February 27 theft of two kegs of beer from a storage cooler beside Sagebrush Inn during a burglary at the hotel.
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Adobe Renovation Plan for Couse Property in Taos
Repairs begin on the adobe rear structure once workshop of Kibbey Couse to restore original appearance under state historic preservation guidelines. The project will create four studios and three work spaces with a pedestrian walkway to Kit Carson Road, part of Campo Sabio development plans for Taos family land.
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Taos Native Named Business Manager at Holy Cross Hospital
Orlando Santistevan, a Ranchos de Taos native, is named business manager at Holy Cross Hospital. He holds an MBA from the University of New Mexico and previously coordinated the ski school at Taos Ski Valley. He has worked as a credit manager for Woolco Corp Alt Albuquerque and as branch manager for City Corp Finances in Santa Fe.
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Taos Ski Valley
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Bertha
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Thieves Loot Que Pasa Records Store in Heist
Burglars struck Que Pasa Records on Hast Plaza on March 6 stealing clothing and equipment valued over $490 with total loss surpassing $600. Entry gained through an east side window with two rocks breaking two panes causing about $500 in damage. $9.50 in office gear, two watches and about $110.50 of miscellaneous items also taken.
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Que Pasa Records
Hast Plaza
Gutierrez to end career as Taos high school principal
Taos Municipal School Board accepted the resignation of Virgil Gutierrez last week ending his 38 year public education career. A Taos native and WWII veteran the former assistant and head principal plans to stay in Taos and may work as a consultant or cabinet maker after retirement.
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Bill Parr
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Leonila Serna
Colorado
Fish sampling reports PCB concerns in Rio Grande study
Kuykendall notes high rough water hindered sampling while planning future work with rods and reels. Researchers target a predatory fish and a bottom feeder to map river feeding habits, with potential higher PCB effects in Cochiti Lake fish due to Los Alamos disposal. Rio Grande hosts walleyes, carp, trout, bass, catfish, pike and sunfish.
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Opposition to U S intervention in El Salvador
More than 150 attendees at a Sunday film and talk session expressed opposition to U S intervention in El Salvador. A slide show and film on U S relations with Central America raised 170 dollars for CISPES, the national group opposing U S military aid to El Salvador. A lively discussion followed as a government forces question sparked further debate.
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Branch P.O. to Open Post Office Contract Station
A new Post Office contract station will open Saturday March 20 in Winn's Store next to Farr's postal sales and services. It will operate Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon, with mail delivery excluded.
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