Commune founder dies in crash in New Buffalo
Max Finstein, 68, founder of New Buffalo Garter in the 1980s, dies in a crash near Tonopah, Nevada while en route to California. Harvey Mudd, traveling with him, reports Finstein was thrown from the truck. a heart attack may have contributed. Memorials planned in Santa Fe and New Buffalo. Finstein known as a poet and life lover who inspired many in the commune.
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El Prado water project bids fall short of funds
The El Prado water system bid opening on March 12 reached 601000 while available grants total 370000. Taos County will manage HUD 260000 and CAC 120000 funds as the sanitation district reviews the three lowest bids with Metra staff to cut costs.
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Villanueva departs Holy Cross for Texas hospital role
John Villanueva an administrator at Holy Cross Hospital left Friday to take an associate administrator post at Alice Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Alice Texas. his colleagues held a farewell party for him and his wife Laura presenting a chile wreath and a farewell postcard saying vaya con Dios from Taos.
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Child Struck By Pickup In Taos Area Injury Report
A five year old boy from Taos suffered a possible fractured skull and scratches after being struck by a pickup early March 17. State Police identified the driver as Edmundo Vissaraga, 66, of El Prado who did not report injuries. The collision occurred near the B and T Feed Store in El Prado.
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Taos Man Fined for Marijuana Possession and Crabbed Driving
Irvin L. Pino 30 of Taos faced fines after police said he caused a gasoline pump to topple from a hit and run at Ace Chevron Meh 12. Municipal judge Joe Montoya levied 50 dollars for disorderly conduct 50 for resisting arrest 50 for careless driving and 100 for marijuana possession plus DWI school.
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River Rescue Tale From Gorge Capsize Watch
Elan and Little survived a capsized Gorge trip after two men fought waves and submerged gear. They crawled to a cave, kept warm by a fire, and walked out at dawn with the river gear and personal items lost, including a camera, rings, and life jackets.
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Foes trade growth plans over Twining water project
Doug Terry, new TWSD chair, asks the Rio Hondo group to back a two year delay on new hookups to the waste treatment plant citing financial strain. Fabiola Teter, Rio Hondo group president, receives Terry’s letter urging hookups after one season.
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Judge orders victim service Aman to perform 26 weekends
District Judge Joseph E Caldwell placed Andrew James Arellano on 326 months probation for receiving stolen property from Costilla Elementary and Costilla In home Service for the Handicapped. Arellano must complete 26 weekends of two eight hour days of community service, obtain a high school diploma or equivalent within one year, undergo counseling at Sangre de Cristo Community Health Center, and stay out of bars during probation. In separate sentencings Deluvino Casias has
Taos News staffers welcome three new babies and family ties
Phyllis Madrid, circulation clerk at The Taos News, gave birth to daughter Gerri Lynn on Sunday March 21 at Conejos County Medical Center. Anna Racicot welcomed her son on Monday March 22 at Holy Cross Hospital while Barbara Coca also had a daughter Victoria Denise that day. Casias pleads guilty to criminal trespass in Questa. Martinez receives 18 months probation for assault with intent to commit a violent felony and restitution. originally charged with criminal sexual penetration, assault, and kidnapping in the May 21, 1981 case.
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Committee Tentatively Recommends 80 000 Gallon Plan
The requests are voluntary as the EPA issues new plant guidelines. If HPA lacks funding TWSD may set its own hookup policy. Terry seeks 5 000 gallons per day expansion for five years. TWSD has filed initial 5 000 gallon plant plans with the EPA. The Committee, via a consensus with other groups, called for 80 000. Terry is temporarily out of town awaiting the Committee's answer.
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