Head Start battle ends with program-wide resignations
The Taos Rio Arriba CAP and Municipal Head Start resolved conflict by terminating all Head Start positions in both programs on December 1. Remaining employment will be reconsidered by the CAP board for professionals and the Head Start advisory committee for nonprofessionals.
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Taos-Rio Arriba Community Action Program
CAP
CAP Board
Craig Vincent
Ins
OEO
Will -Immaruy
Alite
Munual
Lopez
HEW
Municipal
Willie Alice
Austin
Joe Otero
Alire
Altire
Otero
Alice
Council approves gate at dump and hires new officers
Maul to begin duties as council approves funding for dump gate, reports police fundraiser nets about 400 for uniform fund, and considers three police applicants Eddie Montoya Henry R Grant and Antonio Lucero. Airport building finished with El Mercado furniture. School district asked to run municipal pool and ski program funding debated. Housing authority pays 2126.13 tax in lieu.
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Maul
Eddie Montoya
Henry R. Grant
Antonio Lucero
Police Commission
Arthur Leach
Leach
Council
Tred Baca
el Mercado Cooperative
Baca
Carolyn Parr
Jose Gonzales
Municipal Housing Authority
Chavez outlines two paths for cooperative future
Chavez says the cooperative could hire 40 to 50 full time workers by next December, potentially removing people from welfare. By spring they may either exit wood-work and wrought-iron production to form a self sustaining unit or retain the segment and reinvest profits back into the cooperative.
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el Mercado
Chavez
Reappraisal defended as fair by county official
Gonzalez and Martinez defend four year old reappraisal program. They say taxes reflect assessed value, not market value, and all properties were treated equally. Notices of market value were sent over three years and the board of equalization has been meeting for weeks.
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Charlie Martinez
Martinez
Raton Road
Gonzales
Board of Equalization
Taos County tax valuations debated by residents and officials
Taos County residents and officials clash over tax valuation fairness. Native residents argue valuations must reflect local conditions and water access, while Taos Pueblo officials defend intercommunity water rights and warn against biased assessments. The letter questions county authority and calls for tax assessor explanations and transparent process.
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