23 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
Taos County Sheriff's Posse to meet Friday at 7230 FHM at Taos Police Station Captain Frank Sempleton says any interested persons may attend. Masina Satterfield was in Albuquerque several days last week.
A chaotic note lists names of attendees and prize claims from a event titled Will tee quan shew with many readers thanked. It notes prizes to be claimed by October 30 and mentions season dates for hunting including bow season opening September 25 in the northern part of the state.
Asilah mayor Daoudi visits Taos to observe rural development efforts in agriculture, soil conservation, handicrafts, and housing. Host Angel Gomez of the state extension service outlines Asilah’s fishing-based economy and crops. Daoudi notes Morocco’s constitutional monarchy, history of independence, and strong US ties. his AID-sponsored visit aims to blend modern techniques with traditional life.
Republicans from District 6 plan a coordination meeting on October 9 at Kachina Lodge. Merle Tucker, State Republican Chairman, will be guest speaker at a Dutch treat lunch following discussions on the Rio Grande Gore Bridge and other topics of interest.
Architect George A Bulington of Albuquerque presents a preliminary site plan for a 22 000 square foot office and warehouse facility on Cro Alla off Santa Fe Ready. Cost estimates total about 298 500 including paving walks and a 4 percent contingency. Staff would start at 43 with room to 60 70, auditorium and demonstration room included. directors deem the manager’s office too large.
The Pueblo Neighborhood Youth Corps plans a season extension into next year coordinated with Taos, led by Paul J. Bernal. About 7 young men and 40 girls have worked through the NYC program since July, with 36,000 of 40,000 dollars applied from Pueblo funds. Participants, ages 16 to 21, labored in adobe making, irrigation, beaver dam clearing, and preschool care, earning up to 15 hours a week at 1.25 per hour.
Pauline Weir and a makeshift leadership of the Weirs oversee a shelter with limited rations after a 30 minute power failure. Officials discuss converting a mine near Iowa into a shelter with water, power, and telephones, while civil defense works toward a broader plan and training for shelter management.
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