Community builds fence to tackle Pilar trash problem
A new site was found behind an old gravel pit on BLM land for a trash solution. Pilar residents contributed 28 dollars, Friends of Taos Valley gave 50, and local merchants donated materials at cost. Taos Rio Arriba Community Action Program workers erected the fence while the State Highway Dept dug trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Land Management
Pilar
Friends of Taos Valley
Ranchos
Santa Fe
Taos-Rio Arriba Communiy Action Program
State Highway Dept
Quintana
Daylight Time Ends Sunday Across the Country
The end of Daylight Saving Time arrives at 2 a.m. Sunday prompting people to set clocks back. A proposed project in New Mexico would create jobs in Taos and Blake but will not be built, while the village plan may boost revenue nearby.
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Times
New Mexico
Back Village
Evaluation Team Finds Mixed Strengths at Local School
The team praised the Block time program and library while noting limited funds cap vocational education expansion to 49 students. They urged faculty and student handbooks, a formal salary schedule, and more vocational facilities, but Howard cautioned funding cannot fix all issues. Further study will follow with a written report to the school and board.
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Howard
William Parr
Parr
Taos Ski Valley plans large lodge and new lift
Road survey details an agreement between Ernie Blake owner of Taos Ski Valley and Buell Pattison to build a 300 bed ski lodge by December 31 1973 with 100 additional beds annually thereafter and a new 5900 foot lift with 1000 passenger capacity by December 1 1972 on Pattison land up the valley from the base towards Williams Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Williams Lake
Ernie Blake
Taos Ski Valley
Buell Pattison
Pattison
Blake
Book Shop Robbery in Taos Targets Belts and Jewelry
Bohdan 29 of Taos County Jail connected to Taos Book Shop burglary on Kit Carson Road. Break in occurred about 12:30 pm Tuesday via back window. Stolen items include 58 bracelets 21 necklaces 8 crosses 28 pins 10 rings and other jewelry. Officers Deputy Joe Martinez city Pat Suazo Pete Duran and state officer Hidalgo Trujillo investigated.
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Produk Bohdan
Taos
Taos County
Kit Carson Road
Bohdan
Joe Martinez
Pat Suazo
Pete Duran
Hidalgo Trujillo
Taos High observes M Day quiet protest at school
About 40 Taos high school students held an orderly M Day demonstration at Taos High School. Protest songs were sung during lunch in the patio. Some wore black armbands to mark the 40,000 American deaths in Vietnam. Classes paused for discussion. others felt the school was not the place for protest. For next month’s observance, call 2941 or 4315.
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Craft Shop
The
Good Earth
Taos High School
Vietnam
Pesticide study may lead to state control in New Mexico
Environmental Services Division of New Mexico Health and Social Services discusses pesticide regulation. Ecological Advisory Council favors disposal container rules, storage, transport with food, and data gathering. Findings note residues in soil water air and tissues and potential limits on DDT Dieldrin and Chlordane.
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New Mexico
Environmental Services Division
Health and Social Services Department
Ecological Advisory Council
Oceans
Great Lakes
Mealth
Social Services
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Frank Smith
Tans
Northern Arizona University
Andy
Vargas Paint & Carpet
Bigelow + Firth
Vargas ‘Carrer
South Santa Fe
Coronado Pharmacy
N. Pueblo Rd
Goblin
Brach
Pein
Blegtig Neligween
Lloween
Plaza Theatre
Fields
Sophia Laren
Anarsella Mastroianni
Andres Soler
Rita Maccedo
Julssa
Taos Floral
Sante Fe
Partment
Wally-Rod Inc
Miller
Autoland South Santa Fe
Yithe
Syint
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