Guadalupanas dedicate annual 19 mile pilgrimage to Chimay
Las Guadalupanas will honor Mother's Day by walking 19 miles from Pojoaque to the Santuario de Chimay. More than 400 parish members from northern New Mexico plan an 8 a.m. start after a breakfast and Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Lead organizers Sister Rosita and Sister Amelia, with Rev. Michael O'Brien, emphasize silent reflection and prayer for vocations. the men's 160 mile journey occurs in June over a week.
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Rosiha
San Francisco de Asis
Ranchos
Amelia
Michael O’brien
Santuario
Father O'Brien
Mora
Estancia Valley
Demand may speed forest plan
Demand from industry and citizens for resources in national forests could push the federal government to accelerate the 1986 1990 National Forest management plan. The piece explores how public input, regional choices, and local decisions shape planning amid shifts under the Reagan era.
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Janice Daig
Washington
Forest Service
Carson National Forest
Taos County Commission Deals With Grants and Bids
Trujillo urged funds for the foster grandparents program citing transportation costs for seniors. Commissioners set May 17 for a special meeting request. They approved transfer of liquor license No. 1895 to Erlinds M. Maes of Costilla and awarded Valley Fence bid for guard rails on the Cuchilla school bus route. Taos Gravel bid the full road package but was over $80,000. Valley Fence accepted for guard rails and county crews to finish the rest. Other actions included bids for a one ton four wheel drive fire truck for Penasco, and EMS fund transfers for rescue equipment for Honda-Seco and Tres Piedras districts. Harwood received a $1,089 payment, and the county accepted a US Forest Service easement on John Young-Hunter property.
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Trujillo
Erlinds M. Maes
Costilla
Cuchilla
Valley Fence Company
Taos Gravel
Penasco Fire Department
Emergency Medical Service
Honda-Seco
Tres Piedras
Harwood
U.S. Forest Service
John Young-Hunter
New Mexico Economy Outperforms Nation in 1981
The 1981 New Mexico economy showed strength relative to the U.S. due to a lighter industrial base. While construction and manufacturing slipped by 3 and 5 percent respectively, oil and gas expansion helped jobs, though copper and uranium layoffs persisted per the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research.
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New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Bureau of Business Research
Campaign 82 McNeill Eyes Serious Role for Lt Governor
Democratic candidate Bob McNeill says the lieutenant governor must be taken seriously to be effective. Speaking April 22 in Taos, the Santa Fe lawyer highlights the office as successor to the governor and president of the state Senate with key duties. He warns federal cuts and a conservative Legislature threaten social programs for residential care and emotionally disturbed children without New Mexico commitment. McNeill led the March Democratic nominating convention. challengers include Mike Runnels and Kathy Roybal in the primary. GOP rivals are Colin McMillan and Malcolm Dillon.
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Bob McNeill
McNeill
Taos
State Senate
McNeilla
Santa Fe
Behavioral Health Services Division
Department of Health and the Environment
New Mexico
MecNeill
Mike Runnels
Kathy Roybal
GOP
Colin McMillan
Malcolm Dillon
Fundraiser Planned for Jeff Bingaman in Taos
Supporters of U S Senate hopeful Jeff Bingaman plan a fundraiser dinner at the Kachina Lodge from 7 to 9 p m on Saturday May 22 with a post dinner dance from 9 p m to 1 a m Former Gov Jerry Apodaca also sought the seat with Harrison Schmitt the incumbent A campaign chairman for northern New Mexico is Ernie Ortega of Taos
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U.S. Senate
Jeff Bingaman
Kachina Lodge
Bingaman
Jerry Apodaca
Harrison Schmitt
Ernie Ortega
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New Mexico
Bank arranges employee parking near Guadalupe Church
A vague local note states the bank has arranged for employees to park on the north side of its building near Guadalupe Church. The text mentions March and a lease but details are unclear.
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the Bank
Guadalupe Church
Bank
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