Jaramillo settlement reached over back pay and damages
A tentative agreement allocates seventy thousand dollars to former deputy Nicholas Jaramillo from Taos County and the state's Risk Management Division. The suit, filed after Jaramillo was fired by Sheriff Anselmo Valerio, includes claims of breach of contract and defamation among others. Attorneys await signing of the settlement by all parties.
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Nicholas Jaramillo
Taos
Jaramillo
Anselmo
Chemo” Valerio
Frank R
Trujillo
Sammy Pacheco
Bob Crollett
Pacheco
Valerio
Taylor Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Hand for the blessed Elan cats ducks rats and for there
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cats ducks rats and blessing terms, with unclear context. Preserve unknowns. no clear event or entities to establish a complete news item.
Think tank seeks economic plan for Taos development
A panel of economists and civic leaders met in Kit Carson Electric Cooperative’s board room on March 29 to craft a neutral, concrete economic development plan for Taos. Taos residents voiced broad support for more opportunity, jobs, education, health care, and investment capital, while debates centered on airport expansion, labor unions, and government roles.
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Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
Taos
Taosofios
Pueblo
Dan Kamerman
National Rural Electric Administration
Bob Bishop
Tierra Wood Stores
Martin Romero
Taos Economic Development Corp
Romero
Centinel Bank
Red River
Valle Vidal
Link Summers
Anna Muller
Father sues five for son's death in drunken driving case
An Eagle Nest man sues driver Frank Jaramillo, his friend Padilla, Mascarefas, a deputy, and Los Compadres bar owners for the 1985 death of Boyd Buffett near Overland Sheepskin Co. The case seeks unspecified damages and argues shared responsibility for Jaramillo’s intoxication. The jury of four men and nine women heard opening arguments as details emerged about drinking before the fatal crash.
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Eagle Nest
el Prado
Boyd Buffett
Frank Jaramillo
Jaramillo
Overland Sheepskin Company
Bruce Buffett
Buffett
Tony Padilla
Fabian Mascare Fias
Martin Vargas
Albino Chacon
Los Compadres Bar
Dulce man dies in Taos Ski Valley crash
Roger R. Jones, 36, a forester with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, died after ram ming into a rock in a narrow Taos West Basin chute near the Staufenberg run. The March 25 accident left him with severe head and chest injuries. he showed no vital signs at the bottom of the mountain.
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Dulce
Taos
West Basin
Roger R. Jones
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Staufenberg Run
Jones
Tim Quigley Peterson
Enchanted Circle
Mirages artist Larry Bell installation at Stables Arts Center
Nationally acclaimed artist Larry Bell plans to keep his upcoming installation at the Stables Arts Center through Tuesday. Tempo High for the week peaked at 64 on Thursday and Friday, with a Tuesday low of 20 degrees. forecasters expect clear warm weather on Friday.
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Larry Bell
the Stables Arts Center
Tempo
Salvadoran Election War Report From Sixth Floor Window
From a Sheraton hotel room in San Salvador I watched gunfire and army helicopters as Marxist guerrillas of the FMLN vowed to disrupt the March 19 presidential vote. Outages followed blasts on power lines and water mains while residents endured candlelight and generators. More than 50 killed in four days of fighting. three journalists died. See SALVADOR, Page A-2.
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Sheraton
el Salvador
San Salvador
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
FMLN
United States
Inter
Congress
San Ramon
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Bryan Welch
Think Tank
New Mexico
County Commission
Mike Trujillo
Gabriel Chavez
Pueblo Real Estate
Vince Lujan
Dick Behnke
Padilla
Mascaresias
Los Compadres
Vigil
Chacon
Peri Denena
Denena
Turner Branch
Anuncios Rede Ee
Neers
el Crepusculo, Inc
Salvador
Biddle Duke
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