Spring Arts New Mexico festival begins in Taos and metro area
Albuquerque Santa Fe and Taos join for Spring Arts New Mexico May 24 26 with Grand Opening on Plaza May 25 at 2 p m. Taos events include Zuni Rainbow dancers White Cloud Jemez dancers and Taos Pueblo Dancera performances. Consuelo Luz to sing blessings with Sioux Ute medicine men. High Desert music and David Ingroff storytelling featured. Tempo calendar in The Taos News provides full schedule.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Taos
New Mexico
Taos Pueblo
Consuelo Luz
Arroyo Hondo
High Desert
David Ingroff
Harwood Library
The
Taos News
Dramshoppe case opens in Taos County court
A multifaceted Taos County dramshoppe trial begins as Diane Lee Cumming seeks 1 million for injuries after a 1984 head on crash caused by an admitted drunk driver. Defendants include Grand Taps Limited Holiday Inn entities and state highway interests. Cumming, an assistant chef, suffers lifelong injuries. defendants deny liability citing road markings and intoxication factors. TRIAL, Page A-2.
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Billie Blair
Taos County
Diane Lee Cumming
Warren Lee Snyder
Cumming
Snyder
Grand Taps Limited
Holiday Inn
Holiday Inne, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
State Highway Department
Nielson's
Dale Morrison
Leo Garcia
Highway Department
Chamisa Road
Sagebrush Inn
Morrison
Nielson
Taos News
Larry Hill
Tracy McGee
Taos Students Lead National Tests Amid Mixed Results
Taos High School students posted above national averages on the CTBS basic skills tests while overall achievement lagged behind last year’s APL results. Edward Abeyta notes 10th graders at 84 percent, 11th at 71 percent, and 12th at 75 percent passing the APL, with last year’s figures higher. Lower grades topped the national CTBS in the fourth, sixth, and seventh grades by at least 11 points.
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Taos School
Edward Abeyta
Taos High School
Taos
Abeyta
Taos Schools Announce 9 Teachers Nonrenewals In Budget Reset
Taos municipal schools notify nine teachers a nurse and a coach will not be rehired next year due to budget cuts and non-reappointment decisions. Layoffs stem from enrollment declines and rising costs, with 29.5 positions reduced and 21.5 non-certified staff also affected. The board delayed final action until May 21.
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Dick Behnke
Taos
Talpa
Ranchos
Eddie Abeyta
New Mexico
Leonila Serna
Donna Lanoff
Olga Pedroza
Garcia Middle School
James Branch
Sue Goldberg
Sandra O’kelly
Abeyta
Patricia Bernauer
Dewey Bohling
Marcia Kinney- Kadle
El Crepusculo Calendar and notices review
Arts section notes GEER C-5 Calendar and El Crepusculo items A-14 Favor y contra opinion A- L Horoscope. Legal notices A-16 Letters ccc A-4 People, Real estate A-6, Regional news A-16, Sports B-1, Television C-8 Wantads A-18. Copyright 1986 El Crepusculo Inc.
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Re. Geer
Cce
Eee
Weather record for Taos last week and forecast update
Taos saw a high of 74 on Monday May 19 and a low of 30 on Sunday May 18. The National Weather Service calls for partly cloudy days with highs in the 70s and lows in the 30s to 40s, per Tempo Page C-1. Mary Martin Murphey mobilized funds for emergency services as a life supporter story. Top Notch highlights athletes receiving local recognition on Sports Page A-7.
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Taos
National Weather Service
Mary Martin Murphey
Tempo
Memorial Day closings noted for Post offices and banks
Holiday schedules show federal offices and banks closed Monday May 26 for Memorial Day while county and town offices close Friday May 30. The Taos News also closes Friday May 30. postal patrons have afternoon access Monday with no mail delivery that day. The Taos News keeps regular hours Monday for advertising.
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Taos News
Ojo Caliente residents blast sheriff over slow response
Taos County residents in Ojo Caliente accused the sheriff's office of neglect and delayed responses amid threats of violence and vandalism. State Police promised support and a Neighborhood Watch as budget cuts shrink local coverage. officials urged residents to report crimes and participate in crime prevention efforts.
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Judy Romero
Taos County
Felipe Cordova
Ojo Caliente
Gilbert Vigil
Pete Sena
Taos
Espanola State
New Mexico
Toney
Lena
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