Pueblo sues Taos County over El Salto Road
The U S Department of Justice filed suit for the Pueblo of Taos claiming El Salto Road lies on Pueblo land and seeking damages and ejectment since 1931. Taos County notes potential boundary questions and may seek an assessment district to fund a new road if the Pueblo wins. The dispute dates to 1981 with renewed talks in 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Pueblo
Taos County
Salto Road
Salas
Arroyo Seco
Arroyo Seco Creek
Arroyo Seco Road
U.S. Department of Justice
Pueblo
Taos
Zangara
County Commission
el Salto Mutual Domestic Water Association
Montoya
Romero calls for judge resignation in backdated case
The New Mexico Supreme Court suspended Magistrate Judge Walter Herrera for 60 days over backdating a complaint against Romero. Romero, jailed after the backdated charges, calls for Herrera’s resignation and cites other alleged judicial violations. The Judicial Standards Commission had recommended 90 days. the high court accepted 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Behnke
New Mexico Supreme Court
Walter Herrera
Flavio A. Romero
Herrera
Juan Duran Sr
Romero
Supreme Court
Judicial Standards Commission
High Court
Duran Sr
Juan Duran Jr
Duran Jr
Taos County Commission
Juan Duran
Gonzales To Handle All Herrera Cases After Suspension
Magistrate Walter Herrera's suspension places Herrera's docket under Magistrate Betty Gonzales who said she will preside over all Herrera cases. If caseload becomes unmanageable or she is disqualified, a judge from another county may be assigned. Gonzales ordered her clerks to schedule near the six month docket top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Herrera
County Magistrate Court
Betty Gonzales
Gongales
Herrera
Gonzales
Quenta
Taos supermarket to house incubator businesses
Taos Economic Development Corp and Smiths Management Corp plan a five year lease for the old Smiths supermarket at $1 a year to create a business incubator with short term offices and a crafts outlet. Renovation could start this month. Optimists hope to host teen dances when possible.
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Billie Blair
Smith's
Taos Economic Development Corp
Smith's Management Corp
Development Corp
Martin Romero
Taos
Romero
Optimists
Royal visit to Santa Fe inspires firsthand reporter account
Leonila Serna recounts her exhausting first assignment covering King Juan Carlos of Spain in Taos. She recalls battles for space with aggressive media, nearly reaching the king, noting late events, crowded ceremonies, Pueblo governors, and gratitude to interpreters amid a two hour delay and a bleeding foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonila Serna
Taos Neva
Juan Carlos
Spain
Taos
Secret Service
Cleo
Taos Pueblo
Jimmy Cordova
Henry Pascual
Hospital seeks 550000 loan from Taos banks
Holy Cross Hospital negotiates with Taos financial institutions for a 550000 group loan to meet short term cash needs. The plan targets 110000 from each of five banks to retire a 350000 note to Western Bank due Oct 26 and to cover other debts. Western Bank president John Sena emphasizes community hospital needs and notes the loan is secured by equipment, not by building or land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos Financial Institutions
Taos
Western Bank
John Sena
Sena
Stal
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Pueblo Sues
el Salto Road
Bennie Salas
Northern Pueblo
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Samuel C. Montoya
U.S
Herbert Becker
Albuquerque
Becker
Roswell
Kevin Zangara
New Mexico
Duran
San Francisco de Asis
Ranchos de Taos
Dames Vigil
Robert Sanchez
the Development Corp
Smith’s
Salt Lake City
Utah
Smith
Jeff Smith
The
Rutherford
Santa Fe
King
Sports Illustrated
New York Times
Regional News
Anuncios
Arts
Crepusculo
Heal Estate
Bae
Crepusculo, Inc
L Rey
la Gente de
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