Police search for clues in double slaying in Questa
New Mexico State Police seek leads in the fatal shootings of 51 year old Earl Gonzales and his 9 year old daughter Clarissa in Questa. The bodies were found Sept 2 end of Cabresto Road by a family friend. A note reading Why was found on the front door and is under investigation. No arrests or suspects named as of Sept 7. The district attorney says he will prosecute if a suspect is arrested.
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Eighth Judicial District
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Beloved father and daughter slain in Questa home
Earl Gonzales and his 9 year old daughter Clarissa were killed in their Questa residence in a case described as shocking and random. Gonzales, 51, a Rocky Mountain Youth Corps supervisor, was praised for his community work and care for crews. Clarissa, a fifth grade Colorado transplant, was remembered as friendly and bright. Flags lowered to half staff at her school as counselors assisted students. Clarissa’s burial took place in Las Animas, Colorado. Page A2 BELOVED.
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Alta Vista
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Taos council debates moratorium amid Wal-Mart talk
An overflow crowd of more than 100 opposed to a Wal-Mart Supercenter gathered in Taos Town Hall as the planning commission considered a new land use development code. Opponents urged a 30,000 square foot moratorium, while officials cautioned due process and noted Wal-Mart had not filed an building application. Public forums will follow if a Wal-Mart proposal is submitted.
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Town of Taos
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Taos
Charna Staten
Planning and Zoning Commission
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Allen Vigil
Vigil
Wal- Mart
Taos public forum on Walmart store planned at Taos Auditorium
A public forum is set for September 9 at 6 p.m. in the Taos Community Auditorium to discuss a Walmart superstore proposal. The event, sponsored by The Taos News and Taos County Chamber of Commerce, features representatives from Wal-Mart Town of Taos Taos County Economic Development and TA WSS with two moderators and a question form for attendees.
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Chamber Small Business Committee
Wal-Mart
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TCA
Residents push for full Kachina Lodge environmental review
Residents sign petitions asking Taos Pueblo and the town to study the proposed Kachina Lodge casino and hotel development. They seek a comprehensive assessment of traffic, noise, air and water pollution, sewer, police, revenue loss, and long term planning impacts, noting federal funds may back the loan.
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Wall dispute pits real estate group against tithe insurer
Acacus Real Estate filed a lawsuit in Taos against Lawyers Tithe Insurance Corporation of Virginia alleging breach of contract and misrepresentation over a wall on a driveway owned by Sanchez Gonzales. The suit cites two survey plats that do not show the claimed 12 foot driveway casing. The case, in the Eighth Judicial District, seeks redress for land claims tied to a 1996 deal involving parcel purchases on Myaianires Street.
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Myaianires Street
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Pantulae Cranienetion
Acacts
Paos Title Incorporated
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