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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2001
Page
1
The Taos Jazz Festival presented by MC Productions kicks off this weekend featuring local regional and international performers in Tempo Loca with a season full of jazz acts.
A sex offender sentenced to 10 years could serve under five due to potential good time credits. Taos High School students protest 35 minute lunches and a closed campus policy that excludes seniors from the rule.
Five centers in Arroyo Seco receive facelift style reconstruction. Luisa O Lopez, 85, of Pefiasco died Sept 26. Obits on page B12.
Unpaid solid waste charges pile up as more than 6,500 residents fall delinquent on trash payments. About 20 percent have not paid in five years. the county owes Waste Management, Inc. $357,646.30 as of Sept. 19. Commissioners debate liens amid public frustration and chaotic enforcement.
County Manager Robert Dale Morrison plans a proposed 25 year lease with Taos Productions Ltd. The agreement follows a unanimous Sept. 20 vote authorizing Morrison to negotiate with Sheriff Charlie Martinez and TPS vice-president D Zivkovich. The deal was discussed all summer and set for agenda Oct. 25 or early November.
Kit Carson co-op officials including CEO Luis Reyes announce plans to testify October 26 before the Rural Economic Development and Telecommunications committee in Santa Fe. Reyes cites diversification into internet, telecoms and propane as a benefit while defending against efforts to cancel nonprofit tax status. Board member Manuel Medina questions repair delays and rising gas costs amid maintenance concerns.
Robert and Cindy Deering seek a contempt order and building permit clarification in Eighth District Court after a default judgment deemed their Taos County lot legal. The county contends it was unaware of the declaratory judgment request filed in 2000.
Taos Pueblo observers at the San Geronimo Feast Day saw a sacred clown raise an American flag at the plaza pole and briefly stand atop it. The act drew loud applause from hundreds, reflecting an ancient performance that reinforces traditional values by humorizing contrary attitudes.
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