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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2003
Page
1
Questa residents celebrated homecoming with an Austin Powers theme on Saturday October 11 as the Wildcats won the game. Page A6 Living Treasures profile highlights five local people who have made notable community impacts.
John Henry Brandenburg 92 of Taos and Red River passed away October 7. Cendonita Candelario 95 of Talpa died October 6. Richard Lewis Hawkins died October 10. Taos New Mexico department page notes four sections and eighty pages in the Vol XL Nos publication, copyright 2003.
New Mexico State Police raided two Taos residences and recovered stolen firearms and prescription drugs. Two 17 year olds, Robbie and Chevy Martinez, were charged with receiving stolen property and held on $10,000 cash only bonds, with a detention hearing expected. Guns linked to the Taos youths’ deaths and gang warfare were described in court records, tying the raid to the South Side Locos and Barrios Small Town factions.
Eight Questa girls ages 12 to 14 walk dogs at Taos Humane Society on Columbus Day, raising over 625 dollars for a Cerro woman with cancer. They bake pancakes, deliver cookies to the infirm, and tidy a neighbor’s home, offering service with a firm stance against loud dogs and a heart to serve.
A New Mexico Court of Appeals panel weighs Judge Peggy Nelson’s 2001 ruling on tribal versus federal jurisdiction for Taos Pueblo members. The case follows an aggravated battery charge against Del E. Romero, with appeals judges Alarid Pickard and Sutin considering the matter as law enforcement agencies drift from Nelson’s framework.
A Taos and Santa Fe led committee seeks a statue for Padre Antonio Jose Martinez cura de Taos to honor the internationally recognized priest who died in 1867. Public relations contact Kathy Cordova and descendants of Martinez guide the effort. Backers aim to place the statue in Taos Plaza to reflect his parish nearby.
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