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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1982
Page
1
Taos teens discuss drinking and driving in a feature on teen behavior and risk factors. Reports describe incidents behind the wheel, peer pressure, and the influence of adults, with Taos County programs teaching early awareness and enforcement challenges noted.
Five candidates fleeing Tucuday Oe By for postions on the Valdes special acting slate prompted by security clerk Marie Lorraine Gallegos. The election, initially set for Nov, faced disruption as the five spoke for our body seats while several others awaited party lines and possible coalition influence.
About 250,000 veterans are expected to participate in a National Vietnam War Memorial dedication and related events at Coronado Center. The program includes a parade and a veterans reunion with speeches and a formal dedication ceremony.
A correction sets straight a September death misidentification linked to the Cau Newy i ad photo rally at the Janes Duran house, noting the Tow New regress error and clarifying the correct individuals and events referenced.
Romero spotted the fire around 11 p.m. last week, prompting a quick emergency response as crews arrived to contain the blaze. The incident disrupted nearby streets while firefighters battled flames and secured the scene overnight.
Taos County marks National 4-H Week October 3–9 with a window display at J.C. Penney Paseo Norte featuring pictures, records, and handwork. Coordinated by Lucille Mastarenas and Bonnie Kaufman, the 4-H clubs highlight agriculture and home economics, plus community projects funded by grants. Clubs donated green cloverleaf trash barrels to Fred Baca Park and Filemon Sanchez Park over the past year.
David Fernandez of Taos registered Friday with the New Mexico Secretary of State as a write-in candidate for congress in the Third District. He becomes an official foe of Democrat Bill Richardson and Republican Marjorie Bell Chambers, saying Richardson bought his way into Congress with money.
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