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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2003
Page
2
Varas, a Casa de Corazén staffer, was arraigned in Taos County on three counts of criminal sexual contact with a minor involving five alleged victims aged 13 to 15. Bail set at 135000 cash. Preliminary hearing set in 10 days.
Darci Miller, 33, of Raton, was found Oct. 8 by hunters near Taos Pueblo. Autopsy on Oct. 9 suggested hypothermia as the probable cause. Her vehicle was later located, and authorities see no current foul play. Toxicology results will take six to eight weeks.
A Taos caller reported finding a human skull in an arroyo that officers determined was made of plastic. Over several days in October, reports described armed suspects in a red Ford Courier, drug deals near Paseo del Pueblo Sur, marijuana and a stolen digital scale at Taos High, a stolen sign, people hiding in bushes near Arby’s, paintball activity at Lotaburger, and a back door break in at 120 Bent Street with a safe stolen. Betsy Phillips
Exercise offers many benefits for diabetes patients including lower heart disease risk, improved cholesterol and blood pressure, weight loss, better glucose control, and reduced medication needs. Generally safe for type 2 diabetes, but a medical check is wise before starting, especially if over 35 or previously sedentary.
The 70th Annual Fire Drive kicked off Friday at 7 am with three siren blasts and ended 12 hours later after raising about $66,000. North and south teams visited businesses from the plaza to Llano Quemado, with volunteers tallying donations. final total to be announced later. Fire Chief Leroy Gonzales thanked the community and noted proceeds fund equipment and trucks. The plaza crowd swelled due to the Taos Mountain Film Festival as Mariachi El Tigre finished before the wheelbarrow parade. The south team, led by Paul Jaramillo, won the wheelbarrow title.
The New Mexico Environment Department plans draft regulations to protect clerks and customers amid rising violence in convenience stores. Proposals include brighter lighting, camera links to police, time lock safes, clerk training, and possible closures between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. or extra staff after violent incidents, based on a study of Taos Farmington Hobbs Santa Fe and Albuquerque police data from 1998 to 2003.
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