Taos News Endorses Candidates and Amendments for Taos Area
Editorial recap endorses Senator Domenici Governor Richardson and Vigil-Girda for top offices. Supports Martinez Madrid Lyons Trujillo DiCicco Vernon Pacheco Abeyta Gonzales and Peggy Nelson for judges, plus six constitutional amendments and several bonds and questions, urging readers to vote on November 5 with polling places listed.
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Manny” Pacheco
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Bobby” Gonzales
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Taos News appoints new editor to helm paper
Years ago on November 1, 1962 The Taos News announced a change in leadership with Wally Olds succeeding Jim Colegrave as editor. Colegrave moved up to managing editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican, ending a three year tenure.
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New Mexico tops ugly list amid taos town hall turmoil
Taos residents confront controversy as Police Chief Lorenzen quits citing unethical City Hall practices. He blasts Gus Cordova for dismissive public service and high pay. Cordova defends funds for more officers, earning 217700 yearly with paid leave and travel, plus retirement. Reader recalls Loretto sisters from early 1900s.
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Taos News readers recall school memories and park praise
In May 1987 Taos News published a letters page tribute to Taos High School Class of 1937 and longtime educators Sister Angelica and Sister Marian. A local reader also notes a $1000 reward for cruelty to animals and praises Taos parks Fred Baca and Kit Carson.
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Memorial honors donor Jonathan Spradling and NM law change
John and Lorraine Spradling of Artesia share how their son Jonathan Sherman Spradling, a UNM senior and donor, influenced New Mexico's organ donation law enacted May 15 2002. The piece explains donor designations, the consent process, and state impact with NM Donor Services contact details.
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