25 Mar 2004
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2004
Page
1
The current issue spotlights Ken and Louise Blair, owners of Sagebrush, Quality Inn, and Comfort Suites. Buzz Waterhouse from Alley Cantina is highlighted in the Nine Questions feature. See inside for more.
Tempo section notes a state poetry slam where students deliver pointed verses and speak frankly. The page also lists obituaries for Eben Brown Marten Malaan of Taos aged unknown and Emma Billie Ungar Knill aged 88, plus José Amado Rael 91 of Arroyo Hondo and Gavino Sanchez 81 of Rodarte, with dates in mid March.
In Taos, more than 250 protesters gathered at the Bareiss Gallery on State Road 150 to oppose Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, calling him a major architect of the Iraq War. The event featured Taos Radical Cheerleaders and speeches with peaceful, nonviolent rhetoric.
The Angel Fire Resort event crowned multiple national champions across five major competitions as competitors from across the country vie for titles. On Tuesday March 23 14 year old Keegan Valaika won the open class slopestyle crown, drawing wide attention as the weeklong championships unfold.
In Taos County unincorporated areas residents vote Tuesday on continuing a quarter cent Fire Excise Tax for 10 years. The levy funds about half the Ambulance Department and relief for 11 fire districts, with needs rising to over 5 million in coming years as EMS staff and equipment fall short.
Taos firefighters Administrative Fire Chief Jim Fambro and Assistant Chief Weldon Driskell received medals of valor at a March council meeting. The event, held at the El Taosofio Room, honored their bravery at the Big Bees fire and their service to the community. Mayor Bobby Buran presented the honors, noting the department's broader duties.
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