Protect yourself against computer viruses editorial
A tempo editorial urges antivirus protection amid rising virus threats. It explains malware types, recent arrests in the Blaster Worm case, and the need for updates and caution. The piece notes Windows as a primary target and advises Norton or McAfee, regular definitions, and safe handling of unknown files.
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Jeffrey Lee Parson
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Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
Symantec
Norton
McAfee
Taos midwives honor two OB GYNs departing for Tennessee
The Northern New Mexico Women's Health and Birth Center salutes Heidi Rinehart and Rudy Fedrizzi as they move to Tennessee after six years of improving obstetric care in Taos. They cut C section rates from 35 to 15 percent and contributed time and income to advancing midwifery, earning national recognition for Taos’s maternity model.
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Rudy
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Taos
Skeptical bypass plan draws reader response in Taos
A Taos News letter highlights concerns over a late bypass proposal that would connect County Road 110 to Camino del Medio at SR 240, arguing it mainly bypasses Ranchos de Taos and questions $1 million in public funds. The issue followed an area meeting noting stinky downwind conditions and seeks public input.
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Ranchos
Taos Drum Factory
Camino del Medio
Ranchos de Taos
Taos bypass plan eyed amid new Wal Mart and boxes
Don Maxcy of Ranchos de Taos questions a proposed bypass that would clear a 200-foot wide strip from Taos Drum Factory to Camino del Medio. He doubts the road development cost of 9 million dollars justifies the project and warns of bypass traffic at Ranchitos Road and risky turns for trucks near La Posta.
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Camino del Medio
Ranchitos Road
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Don Maxcy
The Miracles Of Modern Medicine Vaccines Save Infants
Dr Charles W. Anderson reflects on preventive medicine's impact from vitamin K at birth to newborn screening and immunizations. He notes dramatic declines in hemorrhagic disease of the newborn, polio, smallpox, and tetanus due to vaccines, while cautioning about distrust and the need for more vaccines.
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North
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