Taos Traffic Woes Prompt 2001 Bypass Debate
Editorial argues Taos must revisit a relief route around downtown Taos as traffic congestion worsens. Gus Cordova notes persistent bottlenecks, studies since 1950s, and projects through 2004, with 15,000 to 18,000 vehicles daily in the CBD. A bypass could ease jams but risks Paseo del Sur farmland. public hearings next year invite constructive involvement.
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Taos Plaza
Camino ‘de la Placita
Paseo del Pueblo Norte
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Lawmakers Addresses and Federal Contacts Compile
A fragmented OCR list consolidates U S senators representatives and governor offices with addresses phone numbers and fax lines. It includes US Sen Oatee Tom Udal Carlos Cisneros Roberto Gonzales Gov Gary Johnson and Bill Clinton in Santa Fe Washington DC and White House contact data.
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Dom
Sen. Oatee
Makey
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Santa’ Fe
Sige A
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Gino
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Joseph M
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Carvion House
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Tom Wdalh
Mal House
Carlos Cisneros
Questa
Taos
Santa Fe
Fox
Roberto Gonzales
Gary Johnson
State Capitol
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Bill Clinton
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D.C
Whitehouse.gov
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Bond Issue B funds UNM Taos expansion drive
The November ballot includes Bond Issue B to fund UNM Taos and local schools expansion. UNM Taos would receive 1 million dollars to grow facilities serving about 1,400 students, with costs at roughly 23 cents per 1000 of property value.
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Pejiasco
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New Mexico voters urged to back Bush in key race
Francisco Vigil of Ranchos de Taos and others urge support for George W. Bush against Al Gore, arguing Bush will protect land and water rights, oppose environmental extremism, and preserve ranching livelihoods. They warn a Gore presidency could threaten farming, grazing, and private property. Contact 741-0561 for questions.
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Republican Congress
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Election Message Urges Vote Over GOP Control
A civic notice warns that a Republican Congress and president could irreparably scar the planet by destroying wild lands and harming air and water. It argues that some damages would be permanent and not healable by money or insulation. The message stresses the lasting impact of this election.
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Taos Charter impact on Taos Municipal budget questioned
Taos Charter School has little to no effect on the district budget for this year since funding is based on prior enrollment. Only operational funds are touched, with 40 percent of charter students not previously in public schools, and charter grants adding $840,000 this year.
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Taos Municipal Schools
State of New Mexico
Taos
New Mexico
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