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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1982

Page

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San Felipe spill prompts EID monitoring and built septic plan

Directors say they were unaware of the overflow until action was taken to pump sewage from rivers into woods and old tanks on the property. Workers smelled sewage in the acequia in April, residents report, as authorities cite a steep downhill slope hindering leach field effectiveness amid waste from two houses. Approval for a new septic system may take a week. comments unavailable from Coale.

Oo Cante Bob Conte Dick-Peddie

Taos school district bond proposal approved by educators

The Taos school district plans a bond issue with 7 percent capacity, reducing to 6 percent by year end. Assessed value stands at 11 million, with bonding capacity around 1 million and projected indebtedness after adjustments at 1.5 million. The board named Quinn and Company as financial consultants for the bond election.

Taos School Juan Aragon Quinn and Company

North Mesa tourism lobby seeks state aid at capital

Mesa North plans a lobbying push at the state capital to obtain more financial support for the tourism sector. The group will host a meeting at Rancho Encantado and announce its new vice president as part of its outreach to lawmakers.

Mesa North Nan Shirley Moesaes Rancho Encantado Wralday Rancho Encantada Yan Loursain Promotion Group New Mexico Bette

Unclear court schedule amid race claims and postponements

Fragmentary OCR notes show a district court postponement linked to a race claim and county sheriff involvement. The text references a postponement until January 198% and mentions Opt 6, a commission decision, and grounds related to race. Names appear garbled and many details are unreadable.

Oy Chaiy Ainbt Pelipe Cordova County Sheriff's Department District Court Eiler Sheruf

Water Study Workshop at Taos County Court House Opens to Public

A public workshop hosted by the Taos County water association covers rural water rates, certification credits, and plant operations. Officials note the session informs rate structuring and potential state and federal TRE considerations.

Tie Peart Taos County Court Weston

Trujillo Drops Discrimination Suit Over Tutor Supervisor Post

Former junior high teacher Manuel Trujillo dropped a discrimination claim against Supt. Leonila Serna after two meetings. Officials cited that Archuleta, not Trujillo, was recommended for tutor-supervisor of the math department. The grievance process was tested, with calls for a confidential seniority list and potential future litigation as districts adjust staffing.

Manuel Ranjo Trujillo Leonila Serna Serioul Trujile Gloria Cisneros Selso Martinez Corine Salazar Ruby Archuleta Serna Archuleta USA Arehtueta Gloria Ralph Trujillo Edward Abeyta Charles Solomon

Drunk Driving Warning Sparks Community Action

A front page appeal urges reporting alcohol violations and supporting enforcement. It cites bartender fear, elected magistrates and sheriffs, and groups like MADD, asking readers to consider the life costs of a drink before driving.

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New Mexico DUI Offense Penalties Contradictory Record

Offenders face incarceration penalties for driving while intoxicated in New Mexico. First offense carries 3000 days to radio or a fine between $800 and $5000, with a judge able to dismiss both sentence and fine and assign one day to DW school. Second or subsequent conviction ranges from 9 days to one year in jail or fines of $100 to $?, or both. Notes reference 1941 legislation adding a mandatory two day jail sentence for second offense and other unclear penalties including suspension and revocation related to sobriety tests.

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