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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2003
Page
3
Taos area graduates claim music programs at Taos High School bring joy and higher student performance. A school board proposal to expand athletic locker rooms would cut band and chorus spaces, harming acoustics, logistics, and morale while prioritizing athletics over music programs.
Four groups of Vietnam veterans trekked from Taos toward Santa Fe to fund a bronze statue for the National Cemetery. The piece would bear 427 names of New Mexicans killed or missing in Vietnam, including Rangy Large of Alcalde. May 26 1983. May 30 1963 Molycorp mine near Questa to raise drilling budget from 30 000 to 60 000 monthly, then 80 000 to 100 000. A Joint Powers Act Authority zoning vote kept rural land uses. Air Force Academy grads to receive Kennedy speech June 5.
The text argues against the Patriot Act II of 2003, warning it could deport citizens for supporting terrorism, label environmentalists as terrorists, and empower Homeland Security to inspect bank accounts without warrants, while expanding DNA databases and data collection. It urges vigilance to prevent a larger future terrorist attack.
A Taos News reader letter urges standing up against abuse and hate in discourse about war, peace marches, and veterans. It argues for respectful debate, acknowledges fear faced by marchers, and condemns attempts to silence opposing views while defending free expression and civic responsibility.
Clarke of Tres Piedras writes on wartime dissent answered by public outrage and political rhetoric. He weighs Iraq policy, oil motives, democracy prospects, and the role of peaceful protest in a polarized America.
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