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Name: Bill Martin
Email:bm1nc@juno.com
Location: Kennesaw, GA
Date: Tuesday, September 12, 19100 at 14:21:37
Comments:
Glad you have web site so that I can stay in touch with my
home, being way out here on the east coast is like being in another
country......
Name: mary-louise bishop
Email:marybishop@ic24.net
Location: Kidlington, oxford England
Date: Sunday, September 3, 19100 at 05:33:07
Comments:
Hi, im looking for anyone who knows of a boy called Ian Cox-Train
who moved to new mexico from England about 5 months ago.Im not
sure where he lives but i would like to get in touch with him.
Name:Andrea Stengel-Young
URL: HTML
Email:legnets1@mailcity.com
Location: Toledo, OH USA
Date: Friday, September 1, 19100 at 13:55:23
Comments:
Hello. I was hoping to find an obituary for a friend and fellow
American Legion member by the name of Charles Banning. He lived
in Navajo Dam and passed away the week of the 13th or 20th of
August, 2000. Could you help me with this? Much appreciation.
Name: Shelby Gray Elwood
Email:countryhrt12@yahoo.com
Location: Overbrook, KS USA
Date: Thursday, August 31, 19100 at 12:37:41
Comments:
I am looking for an obituary for my great aunt, Helen Miller.
She died 30-Dec-1993. Her last residence was in Espanola, NM.
If you can be of any help, please contact me.
Name: Michael Harrison
Date: Tuesday, August 29, 19100 at 22:03:28
Comments:
We are about to visit for a vacation and so, I went to the
section on this site entitled " Tourism " It responded
saying I was not allowed access...wow! that sounds like a real
friendly welcome !!
Name: Ramona
Email:Monzie65@hotmail.com
Location: Casper, Wy USA
Date: Friday, August 25, 19100 at 13:21:13
Comments:
Lately I've been looking for an obituary from Las Vegas NM
and I found it in the Albuquerque Journal. That is the only paper.
If you have any information on a death of Anthony A. Romero who
died on August 5th in Las Vegas NM could you help in locating
another obit.
Name: helen d'arcy
Email:darcy24@pacific.net.au
Location: sydney, australia
Date: Thursday, August 17, 19100 at 00:17:35
Comments:
After visiting Santa Fe a few years ago I am keen to establish
my new garden in the Santa Fe theme which is becoming very popular
in Australia. I need to know what sort of plants are grown in
your area.
Name: John
Email:desktopp@hubwest.com
Location: Santa Fe, NM USA
Date: Friday, August 11, 19100 at 16:30:28
Comments:
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Name: Mary
Date: Thursday, July 27, 19100 at 12:15:47
Comments:
Hi, I am trying tolocate an obituary from 1956. My Grandfather
was killed in the Gallup Stockyards on Oct. 13, 1956 his name
was Philip Quintero. Any ideas? Mary
Name: Terri Madden
Email:terrim@ma.freei.net
Location: Avon, MA USA
Date: Sunday, July 16, 19100 at 08:14:21
Comments:
I'm trying to locate an animal shelter in Santa Fe operated
by Kate Rindy who has taken in a multitude of animals left lost,
abandoned & homeless as a result of the fires. I'm want to see
how the animals she has rescued are doing and how many she has
either been able to reuinite w/ owners and/or find homes for.
Your guest book seems to provede the best means of finding out.
Thanks.
Name: Mark Allen
Date: Thursday, July 13, 19100 at 07:40:35
Comments:
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - For Bruce Buck, a diamond wasn't forever.
A 9.72-carat diamond tumbled from the janitor's vacuum cleaner
as he emptied it in February after cleaning carpets in an office
building. He thought it was costume jewelry because of its size
and took it home so his children could play with it. But then
he looked at it in the light and wondered. Since diamonds cut
glass, Buck gave it a try on his bathroom mirror. "I cut
the snot out of that mirror, then I cut the window with it, too,"
he said. His girlfriend persuaded him to take it to a jeweler,
and he found out it was real. Buck, 41, said he "went crazy
for two weeks" before turning the diamond over to the police.
Buck eventually got a call from Assistant City Attorney Mark
Allen, who told him that in New Mexico, the law isn't "finder's
keepers." State law says property worth more than $50 that
is left with police and unclaimed by the true owner for 90 days
has to be sold at a public auction. Police estimated that the
diamond Buck found is worth about $19,000. Last month, Buck's
lawyer, Kathrin Kinzer Ellington, sent the city a letter saying
that if police can't find the real owner, Buck wants the diamond
back. Ellington said she's prepared to go to court to prevent
the jewel from being auctioned.
Name:Douglas R. Mandrell
URL: http://www.soilscontrol.com
Email:sci2000@vvm.com
Location: Killeen, Tx USA
Date: Sunday, June 25, 19100 at 11:43:57
Comments:
June 25, 2000 RE: Press Release on New Environmentally Safe
Technology for Dust Control (TOP-SEAL Liquid Soil Sealant and
Stabilizer) The process of using plain water to control dust
is a never-ending expensive task that offers little more than
a few hours of return on your investment. The futility of wasting
time, money, and precious water resources is increased when lapses
between applications often allow for the escape of new clouds
of dust and contamination into the environment. The frustration
of living in a dirty filthy atmosphere becomes a way of life
in spite of a full-time campaign to control dust on a daily basis.
Employees and nearby residents are forced to inhale the contamination,
equipment becomes clogged and dirty, administrative areas and
paperwork are constantly layered with dust, and local traffic
is endangered. Working and living environments should not be
subjected to the hazards and irritation of dust pollution, and
employers should not be constantly fighting a losing battle,
particularly in a time when the EPA is becoming more aggressive
in the enforcement of stricter laws involving compliance with
PM standards. Fighting dust pollution with plain water is a wasteful
outdated method of dealing with a problem that can be much more
easily and less expensively solved by simply signing on to a
maintenance program with TOP-SEAL Liquid Soil Sealant and Stabilizer.
With TOP-SEAL, dust is significantly reduced or eliminated with
an initial application, and it is permanently kept under control
with occasional reapplications on an "as-needed basis. In
comparison with plain water treatments, which begin evaporating
immediately after dispersion into the soil, the wearing factor
for TOP-SEAL is very gradual and re-applications can be made
easily and inexpensively in plenty of time to avoid reemergence
of new contamination. Traffic areas will initially require reapplications
on a regular basis, while non-traffic areas will remain virtually
dust free with reapplications needed only on occasions when dust
has blown in from other areas. Reapplications of TOP-SEAL will
bond with previous ones, thereby dramatically reducing the frequency
of requirements for future treatments. Ultimately, a tremendous
value will be realized in the cost savings over water truck operations,
the quality of the working environment will become significantly
enhanced, and total compliance will be made with EPA regulations.
It is estimated that the TOP-SEAL dust control program will save
at least 50 percent over a five-year period. After the initial
application during the first year, the average savings during
subsequent years can reach as high as 55 to 60 percent. Pursuant
to new EPA dust-control regulations and the process of using
water to control dust on unpaved roads, vacant areas, and other
disturbed lands, this letter is to inform you of a product that
can save your state, county and city huge tax dollars in controlling
dust. If you are interested in getting the facts on this technology,
please call, write, fax or email me (sci2000@vvm.com) contact
me and I will be more than happy to provide you with all the
information needed. Sincerely, Douglas R. Mandrell Senior Vice
President and Chief Financial Officer Soils Control International,
Inc. 1711 East Central Texas Expressway, Suite 105 Killeen, Texas
76541 Phone:254.526.5550 Fax:254.554.5999 http://www.soilscontrol.com
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Name: Kathryn Julia Saunders
Email:papagene@hotmail.com
Location: Glovertown, NF Canada
Date: Monday, May 29, 19100 at 06:36:39
Comments:
Great Job..I love this Newspaper! Even though I have never
been to Santa Fe, I am very interested in the Area, and plan
to visit one day! Keep up the Good work at the Santa Fe Times!
Hope to be there one day! Luv's ya Michael Nesmith!
Name: arturo munilla
Email:amunilla@hotmail
Location: Montevideo, uruguay
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 19100 at 21:31:13
Comments:
April 26th, 2000. LOCAL NEWS EL PAÍS Government cannot
forcast positive impact of economic reactivation The minister
of economy, Alberto Bensión trusts tax reductions and
fiscal benefits for investment will better the economy. In spite
of that, Bensión said the economic reactivation depends
on the unpredictable regional economic environment. Opposition
parties demand solutions for the indebted productive sectors
(US$ 460 millions), and deeper measures to bring down the high
unemployment rate (11.5%). EL OBSERVADOR Population support the
president´s management in the disappear people issue An
opinion poll revealed 67% of the people support the steps Batlle
is taking to find a final solution to the disappear people issue.
Furthermore, yesterday the president told the deans of the University
of the Republic it was his moral obligation to solve the matter
before he ends his term. University of the Republic needs funds
to keep education standards Yesterday the rector of the univsersity
said Uruguay may loss its high education standards if the budget
it is not increased. The education body is waiting for an Interamerican
Bank for Development loan in order to repair the public health
hospital and promote technological research. Foreign Commerce
Shows Improvement Uruguayan foreign commerce showed reactivation
signs during the first three months of the year. Yesterday Central
Bank informed local companies export applications (worth US$
600.7 millions) grew 10.1% between January and March compared
to last year´s same period. Furthermore, the Exporters
Union confirmed foreign sales worth US$ 594.7 millions (18.5%
more than 1999´s activities) during the past three months
According to the official data this exporting push was enhanced
by a 28.4% increase of meat sales. Export of transport materials
(70.1% larger than 1999´s period) influenced the boost.
Between January and March sales of milling , textile, leather
and chemical products increased. Agriculture, machinery, electrical
household appliances and food exports declined. Brazil was Uruguay´s
main buyer, acquiring 23.2% of the exports. Argentina held second
place (18%) followed by the United States (6.7%) and Chile (6.1%).
In this period fifteen countries absorved 84.4% of the country´s
exports. REGIONAL NEWS Argentina and Brasil will not sign bilateral
agreement before talking with Uruguay Argentinian and brasilian
authorities understood Uruguay´s annoyance for their bilateral
agreement and decided not to sign Mercosur´s car importation
policies before holding negotiations with the latter. The ministers
of industry and energy of Argentina and Brasil will visit their
uruguayan counterpart next May 2 and 3 in Montevideo. Mundell
says a parallel currecy is the best solution for Mercosur 1999
Nobel prize in Economics said "A parallel currency can be
maintained for long periods because one of its main goals is
to keep fixed rates of interest. Thus, the currencies of all
involved states could fluctuate together without changing the
relative value. This would not demand so much coordination and
political cohesion as required by a fixed currency. Chilean court
trys to put an end to Pinochet´s parlamentary priviliges
Today Pinochet faces accusations of ordering 1973´s kidnapping
of 19 opposition members. If found guilty the most famous latinamerican
dictator could loss his parlamentary priviliges. INTERNATIONAL
NEWS EL PAÍS Colombian government promotes peace talks
with ELN guerrilla Pastrana´s government will withdraw
troops from a 4 749 km (square) area in northern Colombia. Since
this region is rich in oil and gold, the governmetn will seek
peace by all means with the second most powerful guerrilla group
in the country. Ucranian president promises to shut down Chernobyl
nuclear plant Last March, Leonid Kuchma promised the nuclear
plant (still radioactive) would be shut down by the end of the
year. However, people fear the government, facing funds misappropiation
accusations, might not fulfil its word before another accident
takes place.
Name:Lois and Jon Foyt
URL: http://www.loisjonfoyt.webprovider.com
Email:loisjonf@peoplepc.com
Location: Santa Fe, NM US
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 19100 at 17:07:50
Comments:
Dear John, Do you plan to add a link page to your splendid
paper? If so, we'd like to link our URL, http://www.loisjonfoyt.webprovider.com
which describes and reviews our five Southwestern Novels. As
you can see from our site, we are proud to be Santa Fe authors.
Lois and Jon Foyt
Name:Lois and Jon Foyt
URL: http://www.loisjonfoyt.webprovider.com
Email:loisjonf@peoplepc.com
Location: Santa Fe, NM US
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 19100 at 17:05:48
Comments:
Dear John, Do you plan to add a link page to your splendid
paper? If so, we'd like to link our URL, which describes and
reviews our five Southwestern Novels. As you can see from our
site, we are proud to be Santa Fe authors. Lois and Jon Foyt
Name: tone forrest
Email:gotoner@aol.com
Location: L.A., CA USA
Date: Thursday, April 13, 19100 at 01:45:58
Comments:
relocating to Santa Fe from L.A. this summer...bracing for
the culture shock
Name: Curtis
Email:auction@wwdc.com
Location: London, ON Canada
Date: Wednesday, March 29, 19100 at 14:44:27
Comments:
How does one place an Ad in your paper and what is the going
rate
Name: John
Email:desktopp@hubwest.com
Date: Thursday, March 2, 19100 at 14:38:57
Comments:
This is testing the email
Name:Mina Dalbeck
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Email:mina_yoshabelle@Hotmail.com
Location: Presque Isle, ME USA
Date: Thursday, February 17, 19100 at 17:56:38
Comments:
My dearest Santa Fe Times, you're online newspaper is great!
I love it, and it's so neat and easy to read and use. Thank you
so much for being here for me! Read you later!
Name: Bob
Date: Thursday, February 10, 19100 at 14:48:44
Comments:
testing
Name:John Gravel
URL: www.santafetimes.com
Email:desktopp
Location: Santa Fe, NM USA
Date: Thursday, February 10, 19100 at 14:46:46
Comments:
This is a test
Name: John
Date: Thursday, February 10, 19100 at 14:26:01
Comments:
testing
Name:chris kalthoff
URL: http://www.geocities.com/buildabong2001/chris_s.html
Email:buildabong@bolt.com
Location: grand pass, mo u.s.
Date: Tuesday, February 1, 19100 at 23:12:39
Comments:
you guys need to do some serious work on y'alls site. it needs
some better classifieds for sure. i'm not even going to look
at the rest. if you need some tips on bringing people to this
site, give me a hollar. i can also make this site more enjoyable
to look at, too. be glad to help.
Name:John Gravel
URL: www.santafetimes.com
Email:desktopp@santafetimes.com
Location: Santa Fe, NM USA
Date: Friday, January 28, 19100 at 18:10:14
Comments:
Thank you for this great guestbook.
Name: john
Email:desktopp
Date: Thursday, January 27, 19100 at 18:05:19
Comments:
good job
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