Taos Seeks State Help For Tourism And Growth
Taos residents pressed Governor’s five year plan to prioritize tourism education and transportation. Local leaders and business figures urged state action on roads utilities and land use while proposing a Northern New Mexico State Fair to celebrate tri cultural harmony and boost economic development.
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Billie Blair
Taosenos
Nick Jenkins
Mary Henry
The
State Economic Development Department
Don Borgeson
Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce
Trujillo
Taos
Santa Fe
Jerry Laughlin
Eduardo Lavadie
Taos County
Lavadie
David Fernandez
New Mexico
Eddie Martinez
Employment Securities
Molycorp
Patty Martinson
Anuncios Arts Calendar El Crepusco Horoscopes and Notices
Calendar notes and notices cover arts, horoscopes, legal notices, obituaries, and regional items. Includes letters, real estate, sports, television features, want ads, and opinion pages, with sections labeled inside the paper.
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Anuncios
el Crepusco
Weather Outlook Mixed Showers This Weekend
The National Weather Service forecasts daytime showers with weekend highs in the sixties and lows in the thirties. Friday reached 70 with a low around Friday, October 9, while readings for October 9 10 and 12 show variable values. Copyright 1987 El Crepusculo Inc.
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National Weather Service
el Crepusculo, Inc
Town to take over Kit Carson Park in Taos plan
The state will transfer 25 acres including Kit Carson burial site to Taos for park operation over three years. The town will hire two keepers for Kit Carson and three other parks, install a security fence, improve softball fields and ice rink, and maintain the park for under 73 thousand dollars annually while adding two entry staff at about 30 thousand. An advisory committee will be revived to guide use.
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Kit Carson State Park
Taos
Kit Carson
Gus Cordova
Tony Bernal
Rio Grande Gorge
Fevel
Cordova
Baca Park
Gusdorf Park
Cruz Alta
Kit Carson Park
Co op lays off four in office
Four Kit Carson Electric Cooperative office staff were laid off on Tuesday in a cost cutting move. Manager Ernesto Gonzales said the action will save about 122000 annually in salaries and benefits, and the board approved the layoff at a meeting Monday night. The four workers were Steve Vigil Luther Trujillo Honorio Rael and Adele Quintana.
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Judy Romero-Oak
Kit Carson Electric Coop
Ernesto Gonzales
Coop
Gonzales
Steve Vigil
Luther Trujillo
Honorio Rael
Adele Quintana
Board of Trustees
Vigil
Taos County sees 20 percent rise in summer building permits
Taos Town permits climb from 1.25 million to 1.5 million in June to August, lifting county summer total to 6.7 million. State CI D outside town limits issued over 5.2 million this summer. Notable gains include Enchanted Circle ski area projects and several Des Montes Red River Costilla Sipapu works.
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Taos
State Construction Industries Division
Carmen Medina
Enchanted Circle
Taos Ski Valley
Edelweiss
Costilla
Sipapu
Margaret Duran
Valdez
Turley Mill
Des Montes
Red River
Arroyo Seco
Quail Ridge Inn
Franzgen's
100 Years Of Colors Celebrates Eufemia Salazar Birthday
Elaine Querry details Eufemia Salazar turning 100 with a 11:30 a.m. Mass at San Francisco de Asis Church on Oct. 18. Born Oct. 19, 1887 in Llano, she raised many relatives in Ranchos, worked as a WPA sewing pants in the 1940s, and remains devoted to family, rosary, and crochet, rarely leaving home.
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Elaine Querry
Eufemia Salazar
San Francisco de Asis
Mrs. Salazar
Llano
Leonires
Cleofes Valdez de Romero
Ranchos
Marie Gutierrez
Marie
Eufemia
Lupe
Doniciano
Jose Rafael Salazar
Gutierrezos
Juan Vigil
Salazar
Colorado
Taos
San Francisco
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John
Slater
Harold Slater
Springer
Black Lake Country
Frank Burton
Burton
C.B. Trujillo
Taos Pueblo
R.C. Gordon-McCutcheon
Pueblo
Ray Lujan
Lea
Chavez
Bernalillo
Lujan
Northern County
Arturo Jaramillo
Chimayo and
Fernandez
Padre Martinez
Tempo
Co-Op
Struck
Amelia Salazar
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