Ute Mountain under contract with 2.575 million offer
Stan Diamond and Fran Pavich have a 2.575 million bid on Ute Mountain, with 90 to 95 percent to be placed under a conservation easement. Ed Devlin of Century 21 says the offer is accepted pending easement details. The sale traces back to Naniloa and Robert Starks, with renewed local effort to preserve the mountain amid wildlife habitat concerns.
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Ute Mountain
Stan Diamond
Fran Pavich
Ed Devlin
Century 21
Devlin
Diamond
Carlos Cisneros
D-Questa
Chicago
Molycorp reopens Questa molybdenum mine eyes production
Gene Dewey of Molycorp says the Questa mine will rise from closure with about 50 workers now and aims for 300 next year. He notes 40 contractors and 10 permanent staff currently, up from eight previously, driven by higher molybdenum prices and prior county prominence.
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Gene Dewey
Molycorp
Questa
Dewey
California
Unocal
Taos County
Mondragon not charged in Braunlich murder case
Mondragon 29 will not be tried for the Oct 3 1994 beating death of Karen Roni Braunlich. Taos prosecutor Rutledge told judge Nelson only Daniel Vigil faces charges of second degree murder tampering with evidence and one count criminal sexual penetration with another count dropped. Local moment details and trial date Oct 2.
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Jose Mondragon
Karen “Roni” Braunlich
Mondragon
Taos
Fifth Judicial District
Thomas Rutledge
Peggy Nelson
Daniel Vigil
Rutledge
Braunlich
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Turns 30 A New Mexico Landmark
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge neared its 30th anniversary this Sunday as residents recall the political fights and bold dreams that built it. Visionaries from Taos and surrounding areas, including state highway leaders, transformed the switchbacks into a grand route, letting people easily reach Tres Piedras and Ojo Caliente.
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New Mexico
Rio Grande Gorge
Cerro
Trea Piedras
Ojo Caliente
Tres Piedras
John Dunn
George Lavender
John Sudderth
L.E. Murray
Murl Packard
Paul Bernal
John Himes
Marcelino
Taos group touts $300 filing fee for multi million claim
A Taos meeting led by Marion Henderson pitched a federal redress scheme with a $300 filing fee and promises of multi million returns. Skeptical residents warned it resembles a scam as Henderson urged replacing democracy with a new republic while invoking New Age language and calls to donate cash.
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Taos
Taos County
United States
Crystal Centre
Dofia Luz
Marion Henderson
Henderson
Republic
Okoren
Denver
Colo
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The
Taos News
Naniloa Investment Co. Ltd
Utah
Public Service Company of
Texas
Robert Starks
Buffalo
Starks
Ian Kiehne
Centerfire Realty
Los Lunas
Weimer
Zuni
Kachina Lodge
Vigil
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
Ann Hunkins
el Prado
Angleton
United States Reclamation Team
Phoenix
Ariz
Dave Schaut
USRT
Charles Okoren
Schaut
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