Service (Continued From Page 1) Airplane Incident Details
A May 5 1965 report from Colp describes a takeoff where a propeller went flat and the electrical system failed. The pilot attempted a manual landing and a precautionary binding near SR 154 near the Tas Commie Clube is noted. He claimed Miller's Field would not permit takeoff the next day. The aircraft struck a pole causing wing and trailer damage and the plane was later towed to Albuquerque for repairs.
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Colp
Tas Commie Clube
Miller's Field
Millers Field
Sule
Albuquerque
State acquires Bennett ranch for Colfax hunting area
The State Game Commission approved the Bennett ranch on Ponnl Creek north of Cimarron as a public hunting area with elk and deer range. At a Clovis meeting on Oct 4 officials also authorized a 41,000 payment to support transferring 3,800 acres of Roscoe and Bishop properties near Mosquera.
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State Game Commission
Bennett Ranch
Ponnl Creek
Cimarron
Clovis
Bishop
Mosquera
Department of Fish and Game
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Department of Game and Fish
Tn Santa Fe
E. M. Lang
Lang
Boone and Crockett
New Mexico
Pilot outlines charter service proposal at Miller Field
Fair describes landing attempts on the highway and plans to base a charter service at Miller Field if granted. He notes Miller Field surface conditions vary with weather, having good dry surfaces in cold dry snow and poor conditions in rains and fog. He states a 1953 student pilot card, a fond commercial license, and about 10 hours toward first pilot Yale, while commission chair Ferguson says charter requests are for public convenience and will allow further opportunity to demonstrate need.
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Fair
Miller's Field
Miller's Bick
Fond
Yale
Comission
Fergieson
Couples Granted Licenses to Wed Week’s County Records
The county Clerk’s office reports several couples issued marriage licenses in the past week. Bernard J. Donaher and Ann G. DeBerry of Leadsiie Calo. Benjamin Lopez Chamisal and Olena Gurule of Penasco Vel la. Valentine tordova and Ernesting Mo Wig tt of Taos. Albert Sal and Edvita Martinez of Taos. Brags E. Torr Ranchos de Taos and Flora Regali of Taos. Leon Mancheto Garcia of Calo and Margaret Garcia of Costilli.
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Bernard J. Donaher
Ann G. DeBerry
Leadsiie
Calo
Beniamine Lopez Chamisal
Olena Gurule
Penasco Vel
Valentine Tordova
Frnesting Mo
Taos
Albert Sal
Edvita Martinez
Brags
E. Torr
Blue Lake land dispute and Indian use rights discussed
The article outlines a dispute over Blue Lake in the mountains near Taos with Seamin stating the Pur ehla hold exclusive rights under a 1849 use permit covering about 40 000 acres. It notes Indian authority for livestock grazing wood gathering and other uses and describes forest management concerns amid possible compromise involving a $297 000 payment for rights to about 3700 acres around Blue Lake and Taos Canyon.
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Blue Lake
Seamin
Vis
Forest Service
Leman
Puchla Creek
Spaman
Relatim
Padute
Taos
Taos Canyon
Taos district outlines funds and building plans
Otero reported Taos Municipal District will receive $300,000 and $206 from state sources, $100,009 from a 1962 hand levy, and saved $165,000 from the budget to support a new building. Funds earmarked include $107,000 for driver training and class expansion, with some going to Central Catholic High School and St Francis Elementary in Ranchos de Taos. He noted the cash amount of $776.10 is unrelated to a lend-lease suit and that negotiations with Zia Engineering Co. for new building plans will proceed.
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Sying
Taos
Otero
Central Catholic High School
St Francis Elementary
Ranches de Taos
Supreme Court
Ton
Zia Engineering Co
Santa Fe
Taos County Commission Sets Disabled Veteran Meeting
Taos County Commission schedules the regular meeting for November 1 at 10 a.m. in the County Courthouse meeting room. The session will address insurance provisions for disabled veterans and pension income limits under the new pension law. A veteran with one dependent and annual income under $1,000 receives a $105 monthly pension.
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Taos
Veterans seek address change for VA compensation checks
A veteran asks if they may use the address change form on their last payment envelope. The VA confirms yes, but instructs not to forward the change to the Treasury Department and to mail it to the VA office that holds the veteran’s records.
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Treasury Department
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