Stop Illegal Dumping in Taos County Arroyos Now
Residents urge action across Taos County to end decades of illegal dumping in arroyos. Officials report multiple citations from BLM, Forest Service, and county authorities as they plan a Oct 17 19 cleanup, tougher enforcement, and public outreach to protect water quality and natural beauty.
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Bureau of Land Management
Taos
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
BLM
Taos County
Taos County Sues Taos Over Annexation 106 Acres
Taos County sued the Town of Taos on October 7 1982 to halt an annexation of 106 acres south of town. The county claimed an interest because Chamisal Road lies in the area and the annexation was approved August 18. On October 4 1962 a California woman who bought land near Tres Piedras asked for a snake census to ease her reptile phobia per the Chamber of Commerce.
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Taos County
Taos
Chamisal Road
California
Tres Piedras
Chamber of Commerce
Reasons against Afghanistan war and civilian harm
A reader letter argues the Afghanistan invasion increased terrorism, harmed civilians, and did not advance U.S. security or freedom. It contends Taliban removal failed to curb Al-Qaeda, notes regional destabilization, and criticizes Israeli-Palestinian policy and possible Iraq action as fueling Arab hostility. The writer urges listening to allies and State Department officials.
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Pentagon
Vittoria Clarke
Afghanistan
Al-Qaeda
Taliban
U.S
Pakistan
India
Israel
Palestine
Iraq
Saddam
Sharon
Bush
Baghdad
The Mountain Calls Us to Taos
The speaker describes arriving in Taos drawn by a spiritual pull from the mountain. People arrive for various reasons whether psychic guidance, dreams, or a sense of purpose. They gather quietly to be present and consider their contribution to a larger, universal Spirit.
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Taos
Mountain
Blue Lake
Humanities Spirit
Public sector efficiency vs privatization waste claim
A public servant argues privatization wastes tax money, citing incentives to add unnecessary work and overcharge. The piece contrasts public records transparency with private firms like Enron and Harkin Energy, urging continued government operation of city programs.
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Enron
Harkin Energy
War wisdom from Churchill and a note on Iraq
The excerpt recalls Churchill’s 1930 caution about war becoming unpredictable and uncontrollable. It contrasts that with a claim that a US victory over Iraq is certain, asserting that, regardless of outcome, George W. Bush will lose control over consequences and policy.
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Winston Churchill
Council Board
Iraq
George W. Bush
Holy Cross Hospital Labor Talks Ended In Impasse After 38 Articles
Tom Finley examined Holy Cross Hospital labor relations and the union's grievances, finding vague contract language and costly disputes. Negotiations began May 4 and 38 articles were agreed, but by May 31 the union balked on seven, declaring an impasse. The union then shifted to newspapers to pressure the hospital.
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Will Rogers
Holy Cross Hospital
National Union
Albuquerque
National Union Representatve
Holy Cross
National Labor Relations Board
Washington, D.C
NLRB
Tom Finley
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