Taos High School lunch off campus draws crowds
At Taos High School, just over half the students eat off campus with local eateries benefiting. First week saw 3869 lunches served. government support for lunches tightens as costs rise. Officials debate price hikes while students seek cheaper or off campus options amid limited on campus dining.
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Correction corrects Miss Chile Pepper runnerup name
The Taos News corrects a previous misspelling in the Miss Chile Pepper contest at the 1981 Taos Chile Cookoff. The first runnerup is Brenda Martinez instead of Debbie Martinez. The correction appears in this issue.
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Bear Capture Failure Ends in Death at Store
Police, residents hunted a bear cub at a store in a failed capture attempt. Fito Martinez and Damaso Martinez tried ropes and a snare as the animal fought, then died in the animal control truck. Kiraly valued the damage at about 200 dollars and mourned the loss.
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Game and Fish
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Cordova
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