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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 2003

Page

2

Patriot Act debate draws crowd at Taos Civic Center

A packed El Taosofio room heard Judge Peggy Nelson Moises Morales and ACLU leader Peter Simonson discuss the Patriot Act six weeks after 9 11. They warned of civil liberties erosion and potential roving wiretaps and data collection under Sections 206 and 213 and future information databases.

el Taosofio Taos Civic Center Eighth District Court Peggy Nelson Rio Arriba County Moises Morales New Mexico American Civil Liberties Union ACLU America New York City Washington, D.C United States U.S Peter Simonson Simonson FISA George W. Bush Iraq Bush FBI Nelson Congress George Shepherd Taos University of Denver Shepherd State Department Little Rock Reed Ohio Betsy Phillips Rio Arriba Eighth Judicial District

Activist recounts loss of civil rights in Rio-Amarilla talk

Rio-Ariba County commissioner Moises Morales spoke Thursday at the Atriba Courthouse in Tiara Amarilla about losing civil rights. He described a personal history of rights deprivation and warned residents including ranchers and farmers about protections under historic treaties and government actions.

Moises’ Morales Rio-Afriba County Morales

Drought drives Taos County residents to seek water relief

Stella Gallegos of El Salto led a countywide effort amid a multiyear drought that left wells dry and forced families to haul water. The story details a lack of county action, aid programs, and the struggle of disabled residents while highlighting 200 potential affected households and Gallegos’s push for state drought funds and local support.

Stella Gallegos el Salto Gallegos Johnny John- John Angelina Martinez Margie Abeyta Taos County Abeyta New Mexico Martinez Buffalo Roberta el Rito

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