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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1981
Page
5
Debbie and Mark Yaravits of Que Pasa announce the remodel of the main bank building into a storefront for rent while another unit remains available. Jack Graham designed the Daylight Donuts sign for the adobe style renovation on Paseo Norte.
Mountain Bell relocates Taos operations to 202 Armory St across from prior site. A new Customer Service Center opens 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays to ease transactions and allow customers to bring in or pick up equipment during service changes.
Delivery of 9 000 Taos telephone directories began by mail on May 6. The mailing covers Taos Penasco Questa and Red River and should take about a week. A new customer guide front section explains discount calling times saving tips reading bills handling obscene calls and features of Directory Assistance pricing.
Thieves shattered the glass front door with a hatchet about 4 50 a m and stole Nikon cameras and assorted photo gear. Crimestoppers offers 6300 for information leading to arrest and indictment. anonymous tips welcome at 7es-8118.
The Plaza Theatre Building Condominium Association sold four units in Taos forming the first commercial condo development there. New tenants include Whitaker Gallery, Taos Mountain Outfitters, Art Balt Price Bookhouse Son and Taos Plaza Theatre. Negotiations continue with a radio station and Taos Media Arts for studio space. Other tenants include Buffalo Tree Productions Que Pasa Records and the Plaza Theatre Repertory Company. Whaley seeks a restauranteur for a two story space to complement existing tenants.
Federal wildlife agents provide guidance on methods to control prairie dogs pocket gophers and other rodents. Contact David Muniz at 764 4843 as the local predator control technician for the agency for information poisoned grain and gas bombs. Orders may also be placed through County extension agent Roberto Apodaca.
A brief notice advises readers with problems with their burglar alarm system to call 758 1885 for more information.
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