19 Sep 1996
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1996
Page
1
Frances Trujillo, previously tried for the 1993 shooting death of Chris Romero, cannot be retried on a second degree murder charge. A Santa Fe district judge ruled the defendant may be retried on the lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter. The eight day murder trial referenced appears on Page A2.
Residents including Esfino Valerio Catherine Logue and Gerald Boxberger fear the Taos Junction Road’s collapse on the State Road 570 extension will sever access between Carson and Taos. The historic route connected SR 570 near the Taos Egg Farm to the Taos Junction bridge, offering a direct path into Pilar and Carson. detours lengthen travel and cut off a vital link.
Northern New Mexico and southern Colorado face a surge of cattle deaths as private investigators join forces nationwide. Carlos Trujillo and Wilfred Romero report a prize Taos County bull found in a pasture with missing organs and no blood or tracks, prompting debates over possible causes and official inaction.
Three men in hunting camouflage robbed Sunwest Bank on highway 434 at about 10 30 a m Thursday Sept 12. They tied up customers and staff, took cash, and fled south toward Mora in a Taos stolen vehicle. No injuries reported. FBI says they carried an automatic weapon and two revolvers.
Taos Pueblo Gov David Gomez Sr War Chief Cesario Lujan and Secretary Richard Archuleta visited Washington on Sept 9 10 to confer with lawmakers on securing passage of the Bottleneck Bill in the 104th Congress. Archuleta said the talks were positive and described the measure as a clean bill that previously stalled in 1994.
The Taos region marks autumn with the Aspencade coach tour to view fall colors around Red River. Forest Service and National Weather Service explain leaf color changes driven by shorter days, cooling temperatures, and chlorophyll breakdown, predicting peak color near September 25.
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