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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2001
Page
3
Editorial urges lawmakers to strengthen New Mexico DWI statutes after years of high alcohol-related traffic deaths. Citing Taos County losses and national rankings, the piece calls for tougher first offense penalties and making repeat offenses felonies to deter drinking and driving.
On October 22 1981 NMHU president John Aragon announced plans to seek legislative funding for a two year Taos branch offering an associate of arts degree. Meanwhile Holy Cross Hospital nurses pushed to reopen their two year contract with Advanced Health Systems seeking better benefits and clarified leave provisions. Taos TV booster project received three translators arriving to enable test broadcasts within weeks.
A reader letters section voices frustration at county officials and trash bill delinquencies, urging accountability and attitudinal change. The piece argues for stricter enforcement, awareness, and penalties, then shifts to drunk driving, advocating mandatory training like TIPS to reduce incidents.
Taos resident refutes claim of Ambrose's death from injuries last May. The dog, saved by concerned neighbors and veterinarian Lisa Valenzuela, remains living in Taos. The writer cites Mark Twain and criticizes Kate Kuligowski for sharing the alleged death.
Arthur L. Ortiz defends U.S. actions after claims by critics and protesters. He argues freedom of speech permits criticism but warns against anti American rhetoric. Ortiz cites terrorism, Afghanistan aid, and Kennedy era Peace Corps to urge unity and continued support for national defense. He notes his Taos roots and military service as context.
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