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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2003
Page
1
Development head visits Taos region for business appeal
Regional planning notes Rick Homans, secretary of the Economic Development Department, visiting Taos on Tuesday October 21 to discuss making area communities more attractive to business. Also obituary notices list multiple local residents with death dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Homans
Economic Development Department
Homans
Taos
Morrison seeks indictment dismissal in Taos grand jury case
Robert Dale Morrison, former Taos County manager and attorney, filed a 17 page motion on October 14 to dismiss three counts of witness intimidation. He challenges grand jury facts as insufficient and cites conflicts of interest surrounding the Disciplinary Board letters and Judge Peggy Nelson. Morrison says the counts stem from his roles as county attorney and the judge’s certification of citizen petitions for a grand jury. Nelson recused herself due to a signatory connected to her partner. Page A12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dale Morrison
Taos
Morrison
David Gomez
Western Environmental Law Center
Eighth Judicial District
Peggy Nelson
Gomez
Citizens
Nelson
Truancy program aims to curb youth problems in Taos
Local educators and Juvenile Probation and Parole Office staffers outlined a four phase truancy plan at the Northern New Mexico 2003 Truancy Conference Planning Session. The program binds families to attendance via 30 day and 60 day contracts, weekly JPPO contact, community service, and counseling as needed, with magistrate involvement and potential fines or jail for parents in later stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
William Romer
Taos
Batda
Steve Archuleta
Chile Protective Services
JPPO
Juvenile Probation and Parole Office
Child Protective
Tra Ravenel's New Start plan in Taos aims to mentor troubled youths
Tra Ravenel, a former gang member with a harsh Los Angeles upbringing, seeks to push a New Start treatment program for adolescents in Taos. He cites hard earned street credibility from his youth, four years in state prison, and multiple gunfire injuries as foundation for engaging at risk youths with professional guidance and family involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Kreller
Tra Ravenel
Rio Grande Hall
Taos
Tia Ravenel
Ravenel
New Mexico
Tra
Tray
Los Angeles
Low level helicopters to carry magnetometer survey gear
Geological survey planes will fly over the Taos Basin in parallel lines at about 200 feet. The operation, a high resolution aeromagnetic survey, uses a long instrument tube beneath helicopters from BGM Airborne Surveys and Fugro Airborne Surveys working with the FAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Basin
Secretary of Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
John Ashcroft
Taos
BGM
Houston
Fugro
Mississauga
Ontario
United States Geological Survey
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S
Alamosa
Colo
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