Landowners sue over Red River bond vote showdown
In Red River a group of landowners filed suit challenging a municipal bond election that passed 91 to 75. They oppose issuing 813000 in bonds for two parks and the purchase of 6.2 acres from Lester Lewis, while Mayor Harold Young invites talks at Town Hall to avoid court.
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Billie Blair
Red River
Lester Lewis
Brandenburg Park
Harold Young
Town Hall
Young
Red
Albuquerque
Harold
Developers eye medical center near Holy Cross Hospital
A New Orleans developer, Barry Marks of Marks Wiasz nia Associates, seeks the Holy Cross Hospital board's permission to access financial data and interview staff for a feasibility study on a nearby medical complex. He offers $30,000 and a right of first refusal, with Taos Health Systems as a competing bidder. The board meets Wednesday to consider the proposal.
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New Orleans
Taos Health Systems
Holy Cross Hospital
Marks
Roswell
New Orlean
French Quarter
Taos
Chance
Scott Sanger
Sanger
Brim and Associates
Tapa
Brim
Pete Evans
Alcott
Stephen Sullivan
Public policy shift at Holy Cross Hospital board meeting
The Taos Health Systems board welcomed two new members Dr Michael Kaufman and Gene Oak while former directors Jack Crellin and Ursula Trujillo resigned. Kaufman urged public access to meetings, Oak seconded, with rules of order to be set at a October retreat. Board noted open meeting laws do not bind hospitals, and discussed finances for a potential new hospital and a for profit option with associated tax implications.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Taos Health Systems, Inc
Michael Kaufman
Gene Oak
Jack Crellin
Ursula Trujillo
Kaufman
Oak
Colin Alcott
Weather outlook for next days
Inside High on September 8 recorded 2 and a low of 41 on September 7. National Weather Service forecasts thundershowers and cooler temperatures with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 40s to 80s.
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National Weather Service
Town buys land to dispose sludge near Taos plant
Taos buys 22 acres from Sally Howell to replace exhausted sludge site near the sewage treatment plant. Town manager Gus Cordova says the purchase satisfies the state Environmental Improvement Division and avoids daily fines up to 10,000 dollars.
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Dick Behnke
Taos
Sally Howell
Gus Cordova Cordova
State
Cordova
Taos Forest Products files plan to reopen mill in bankruptcy
Taos Forest Products seeks to reorganize after closing its mill in October. The Harvey couple, owners, propose resuming operations with up to 42 workers, aiming for annual sales around 3 million with a 400 thousand profit, while owed debt stands at about 1.26 million. A bankruptcy court hearing is set for Albuquerque on September 23.
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Taos Forest Products
Ding States
Banquest First State Bank
Harveys
Pioneer Logging Company
U.S
Albuquerque
Carson
Walter Harvey
Espanola
Cimarron
Brazil
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el Valle
Robert Sanchez
Jose Maria Blanch
EID
Forest Company
Holy Crogs Hospital
Walter
Suzanne Harvey
Vadito
Carson National Forest
Surroun
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