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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1972

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Hobbes announces bid for re election as D A

John E Hobbes district attorney for the Eighth Judicial DistrictTaos Union and Colfax counties announces candidacy for re election He is a member of the New Mexico Bar Association The Lawyers Association of New Mexico American Tribal Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association He previously served as teacher principal and assistant district attorney saying experience justifies re election

John E. Hobbes Eghth Judicial District Eighth Judicial District Taos Union Colfax Hobbes New Mexico American Tribal Lawyers Association The American Bar Association Cimarron

County lacks authority to zone abandoned cars

A Taos News photo showed cars outside city limits and not in county zoning violation. The owner says the vehicles are used for sale, not abandoned. The County Planning and Zoning Commission aims to adopt county zoning laws this summer, per Chair Louis C Martinez.

Taos News The County Planning and Zoning Commission

Taos merchants close Friday for Good Friday

Most Taos merchants will close their stores and businesses from 1 to 3 p.m. on March 31 in observance of Good Friday.

Taos

Lutheran Communion Service on Good Friday

A Lutheran Communion Service will be held on March 3 at 7 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Martin Graebner will officiate the service.

First Presbyterian Church Martin Graebner

Rites held for G Dowling 76 in Santa Fe

Funeral services for Georgia Anna Dowling 76 recently of Alamogordo and formerly of Taos were held March 17 at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe. Burial followed at Santa Fe National Cemetery. She died March 15 at St Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque. Survived by husband A C Dowling two sons John Dowling of Bloomington Indiana and William Dowling of Albuquerque and daughter Loretta Miller of Casper Wyoming. The Rev Lee Hubert officiated. Dowling lived in Taos 1935 to 1970 and was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the First Presbyterian Church.

Georgia Anna Dowling Alamogorda Taos First Presbyterian Church Santa Fe Santa Fe National Cemetery A. C. Dowling Song John Dowling Bloomington Ind William Dowling Albuquerque Loretta Miller Casper, Wyo Lee Hubert Alamogordo Dowling Order of the Eastern Star

Montoya pushes local labor for NM housing plan

U S Senator Joseph Montoya urges a 1300‑home $26 million federal project in New Mexico to use local labor. He reports two large firms are willing, seeks more commitments, and studies federal funds to train unskilled workers. Operation Breakthrough targets six counties Santa Fe San Miguel Colfax Mora Rio Arriba Taos with homes costing about 20000 dollars and rents tied to income.

U.S Joseph M. Montoya D-N.m New Mexico U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Montoya Santa Fe San Miguel Colfax Mora Rio Arriba Taos

Older persons get tax break in federal rules

IRS district director Maurice E. Johnson explains tax relief for taxpayers aged 65 or older. He notes general equal application of tax laws but lists thresholds for filing and provides a free booklet, Tax Benefits for Older Americans, available by postcard to the Albuquerque district office.

Maurice E. Johnson Internal Revenue Service New Mexico Johnson IRS Federal Gold Avenue S. S Albuquerque

Taos Students Earn Regional Honors in OEA Contest

Taos High School students Marcella Valerio and Jeanette Garcia won regional honors at the Office Education Association contest in Albuquerque earlier this month. Valerio placed third in accounting clerk and earned a state contest spot while Garcia finished fourth in general clerical 1.

Taos High School Office Education Association Albuquerque Marcella Valerio Jeanette Garcia

Taos County Day Care Center Seeks Funds and Staff

The public is invited to a Police Commission meeting on April 4 at 7 p.m. in City Hall to discuss re evaluation of the police department. A fund drive aims to raise 600 for a Taos County child day care center to serve working mothers with pre school children, funded partly by Federal Title IV with county matching funds needed. The program will offer field trips arts and crafts pre school skills and regular lunches. A teacher and aide will staff the center and a board of four working mothers will govern. Tuition based on family ability, not a set fee.

Police Commission Taos County Aide

Carson National Forest to hold public meeting on wilderness areas

Carson National Forest will host a public meeting at 10 a.m. April 15 at Taos Junior High to gauge local interest in preserving roadless areas in the forest. Written comments on wilderness preservation are due by June 10 to Forest Supervisor William Snyder. Latir Peak near Questa, about 18,600 acres, is the only area considered so far. Wheeler Peak near Taos Ski Valley already is a designated wilderness.

Carson National Forest Taos Junior High Carson Forest William Snyder William Hurst Southwest Regional Forester Latir Peak Questa Wheeler Peak Taos Ski Valley

Meetings set on Social Security in Taos

Social Security Administration representatives will meet in Taos on April 5 12 19 and 26 from 9:30 am to 12:20 pm at the Kit Carson Electric Co op. Anyone interested in meeting with administration members is welcome.

Social Security Administration Taos Kit Carson Electric Co-op

Louis Marines Declares County Commissioner Bid

Louis C. Martinez 52 Democrat announces candidacy for county commissioner district 1. He serves as County Planning and Zoning Chairman and operates a Taos service station. Martinez sits on the North Central New Mexico Economic Development District executive committee and is a Regional Housing Authority member.

Louis C. Martinez Martinez Coun Taos North Central New Mexico

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