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The Santa Fe New Mexican from Santa Fe, New Mexico • 6

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A-6 THE NEW MEXICAN Saturday June 20 1992 debt AVMlttll 00PY Pass-through rule under fire Elsewhere VINCENT MATT a former educator and state Highway Department employee in Santa and Espanola died Wednesday of a heart attack in Las Vegas Nev He was 83 Mr Matt lived in Santa Fe from the 1920s through the 1950s and later moved to Espanola where he was active in the Knights of Columbus He taught mechanical drawing and music at the Santa Fe Indian School during the 1930s and 1940s Funeral services -will be today in Las Vegas Nev He is survived by his wife Martha Chavez Matt of Las Vegas Nev and a son Vincent Matt Jr of Oregon panies such as the Sangre de Cristo Water Co to go through a regular PSC hearing before being allowed to pass on the testing costs to customers Sangre de Cristo serves Santa Fe Earlier this week the PSC approved the rule which authorizes water companies to pass through the costs of new water testing required by the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1986 The law which is scheduled to go into effect in July requires testing for 83 additional contaminants and new costs are expected to be substantial Some small water companies may have to raise rates by as much as 300 percent to cover the new expenses For larger companies which can spread the costs to more customers the impact be nearly as great The pass through is not expected to reach more than $5 a year for Sangre de Cristo customers motion said state law only allows utilities to pass through costs of water testihg that is both imposed and conducted by environmental regulatory agencies In a related development Gov Bruce King announced Friday that he will ask governors at the Western Governors Association meeting this weekend in Jackson Wyo to approve a resolution calling on Congress to appropriate adequate funding for states to implement the new federal act Forest Service expands goshawk study region 3 for nine days By the eight day your prayers will' be answered It has never been known to fail Publica-tion must be made RK TRUJILLO Phillip 71 Visitation will begin today from 5:00 pm pm at Berardinelli Mortuary and Sunday from 1:00 pm where an evening service will be conducted at 7:00 pm by the Rev Alfredo Padilla Funeral Services will be conducted Monday at 10:00 am at the Mortuary with the Rev David Oker-berg officiating Interment will follow at the Santa Fe National Cemetery with Full Military Honors accorded by the Disabled American Veterans Arrangements are through Berardinelli Mortuary 1399 Luisa St Santa Fe NM 983-4331 VIGIL Debra Geneva 32 Lifelong resident of Rio Chiquito passed away early Thursday morning at the UNM Hospital in Albuquerque as the result of injuries received in an accident She was preceded in death by an un- cle Ricardo Vigil on December 29 1991 Surviving her are her parents: Luis and Dolores Vigil of Rio Chiquito two brothers: Lloyd Vigil and wife Maggie of Rio Chiquito and Philly Vigil and wife Yvonne of Cundiyo two sisters: Doris and husband Chris Lopez of Cundiyo and Louise Vigil of Rio Chiquito niece Shelly nephews: Lloyd Jr and Gabriel grandmother Manuelita Vigil of Espanola aunts and uncles: Merced and Felix Trujillo and Albino and Tina Trujillo of Rio Chiquito Edumenio and Ilene Martinez and Della Vigil of Chimayo Willie and Sabina Cordova of Cundiyo Be-delio and Sylvia Trujillo of Arroyo Seco Rosie Vigil of Grants and Arturo and Olivia Ortiz of La Mesilla many cousins and other relatives Rosary will be held at 7:00 Saturday evening at Block-Salazar Mortuary Remains will be taken at 5:00 pm Sunday to the Holy Family Church in Chimayo where there will be a Rosary at 7:00 that evening Funeral services will be held at 10:00 Monday morning from the Holy Family Church in Chimayo with interment following in the Rio Chiquito Cemetery Serving as active pallbearers will be: Robert Jeffrey and Julio Trujillo Willie Cordova Wray Ortiz and Paul Martinez Honorary pallbearers named are: Clara Trujillo Martha Lopez Jeanette Martinez Steve Vigil Manuel Trujillo Brent Espinoza and Joe Lea Block-Salazar Mortuary Fe By MARK OSWALD The New Mexican An attorney for the city of Santa Fe asked the Public Service Commission Friday to reconsider approval of a rule that allows water companies to pass on to consumers the cost of water testing required by new federal regulations Attorney Steve Asher said in a motion for rehearing that the pass-through rule is contrary to clear intent of the Legislature to strictly limit the kinds of costs which can be passed to ratepayers without a commission Asher asked that the commission require large water com ties and sizes to benefit the bird The Forest Service has also announced a two-year environmental study of all 11 forests in the New Mexico and Arizona region to see if interim management guidelines for the goshawk and the Mexican spotted owl should be made permanent Morrison said the Forest Service hopes an ongoing conservation strategy can prevent either bird from being listed as threatened or endangered Morrison said the study on the two birds represents the first time a regionwide approach has been taken in the Forest Southwestern Region to amend individual forest plans of the large areas used by these two bird species we will really be addressing management of ecosystems in the national forests of the regional forester Larry Henson said in a press release after Parish was by at least five youths Attorney David notice of appeal filed Friday does not specify any grounds for the appeal Killer appeals Taos conviction cazffini BEAUTIFUL MODULAR PAVINGS The best answer to your driveway pool or patio needs with a lifetime warranty Complete line of Southwest Style European Style Paving Stones Cobblestones Call for Free In-Home Estimate An attorney for an Indiana man convicted of fatally shooting a Taos youth last summer has appealed the decision to the New Mexico Court of Appeals In May Carl Parish 32 Santa Fe Albuquerque ANNIVERSARY MASS Announcing 1116 First Anniversary Mass for the repose of the soul of PETRA SHOEMAKER on June 20 1992 at 7:30 am at St Francis Cathedral been a year since God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to be so He put his arms around you and whispered "Come with Me" Que falta nos haces Querida Madre cada dia mas mas Ya no tenemos aquella mama tan buena que nos queria tantc Nunca te olvidamos Rosina Tonie and Arlene JACQUEZ Amelia 89 A resident of San Pedro passed away Friday morning at the Espanola Hospital She was born in Lumberton NM on -July 23 1902 the daughter of Dona-ciano and Carlota Santistevan She was preceded in death by her first husband Satumio Martinez her second husband the late Pablo Jacquez a daughter the late Teresa Vigil a son the late Rudolfo Martinez and a gi andson the late Arthur Lee Martinez and several brothers and sisters Surviving her are a daughter Carlota Roybal and husband Daniel-two sons: Jesus Martinez and wife Bernie and Saturnino (Phil) Mar- tinez and wife Lila all of San Pedro four sisters: Josephine Weeks and husband Chauncy and Madalena Romero and husband Albert all of Las Vegas NV Sophie Gallegos and Genevieve Atencio of Denver CO sisters-in-law: Molly Jacquez of Albuquerque and Lucia Jacquez of Denver CO thirteen grandchildren: Benny Roybal and wife Liz Dennis Roybal and wife Cora Barbara Hernandez and husband John Evelyn Roybal and husband Matt Pauline Martinez Eddie Martinez and wife Julie Jeannie Vasquez and husband Joe Terry Rodriguez and husband Joey Vigil Tommy Vigil Roger Martinez Christine Baca and Lorraine Martinez fifteen greatgrandchildren one great-great-grandson several nieces nephews and other relatives Rosary will be held at 7:30 pm Sunday at Block-Salazar Mortuary Funeral seryices will be at 10:00 Monday morning from the Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz with Rev Father Ron Carrillo celebrating the Mass of Christian Burial Interment will follow in the Holy Cross Cemetery with her grandsons serving as pallbearers Block-Salazar Mortuary KEPLER Georgia Leventis 65 A resident of Rio Rancho since 1984 died peacefully at home Wednesday June 17 1992 Georgia was born in Boston MA on June 10 1927 to Constantine and Demetria Boukides Leventis -She was graduated from Girls Latin School in Boston and entered the Syracuse University College of Nursing in 1945 graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in 1952 She married Mil-ton Oliver Kepler MD on September 1 1948 and went with him to Alaska as a volunteer nurse with the Episcopal Missionary'district of Alaska On several occasions' sha flew Into the bush country in sub-zero weather to give immunizations and health care to Native Alaskan children She went on to do training in public health and was a team leader for Visiting Nurses Association in Omaha NE from 1967 to 1974 She was active with Episcopal Church Women and a member of the Adelphotis Arahovi-ton "KARYAE" a Greek American social association the Daughters of the King and the Syracuse University Alumni Association Georgia also did graduate studies at College of Santa Fe She was a selfless devoted worker for the health care of the unprivileged She is survived by her husband Oliver Kepler her children Asenath Kepler and husband Edward Mazria of Santa Fe Charles Kepler and wife Belinda of Omaha NE Tersh Kepler and wife Colleen of Omaha NE and six grandchildren Also survived by her sisters: Jean Faulkner and Kay Leventis Visitation will be at Vista Verde Mortuary Sunday from 4:00 to 8:00 pm with a memorial service to be conducted at 7:00 pm Services will be Monday at 10:00 am at St George Greek Orthodox Church with Reverend Fr John Susulos officiating and Reverend Father George Sondergaard assisting In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Cancer Center of St Joseph Hospital in Albuquerque Arrangements by Vista Verde Mortuary 4310 Sara Road Rio Rancho NM (505) 892-9920 MADRID Albert 78 In San Francisco CA June 18 1992 Dearly beloved husband of Agapita Madrid loving father of Edna Conti James Madrid Helen Walsh and Susan Madrid devoted grandfather of Steven Madrid Carrie Madrid Michael Walsh Debra Walsh and Nicole Conti great-grandfather of Darren and Anthony Madrid dear brother of Maria Borrero dear uncle of Aileen Rubin A native of Gallsteo NM member of Sheet Metal Workers Union Local No 104 and the Society of St Joseph in Gallsteo NM Friends may visit after 100 pm on Sunday and are invited to attend the Vigil on Sunday at 700 pm The funeral liturgy will be held at 1:00 on Monday at the chapels of Valcnte Marini Perata Co 4810 Mission St San Francisco CA followed by committal services at Holy Cross Cemetery Colma CA Valcnte Marini Perata Co (415) 313 01(31 ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY The family of GILBERT QUINTANA Invites you to the Ono Year Mam far Gilbert Quintana at Cristo Key Chart on Monday June 22 2 nt 3 33 Thank You Mr A Mrs Tuhvl Quintana A Family By ANDREW STINY For The New Mexican The US Forest Service has increased the size of management areas for the northern goshawk from 600 to 6000 acres The bird along with the Mexican spotted owl is being studied for listing as a threatened species by the US Fish and Wildlife Service effect any timber harvesting activity (within the enlarged area) will be done to benefit the goshawk and their prey Forest Service spokesman Art Morrison said While no timber cutting is allowed in a 600-acre goshawk nesting goshawk area any harvesting within the remainder of the 6 000-acre area will be done based on recommendations from the Goshawk Task Force That group along with a scientific committee has recommended a variety of tree densi was sentenced to two years in prison after he was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of 17-year-old Paul Vigil Witnesses at the trial testified Parish shot Vigil The indooroutdooi gill makes your Dad the best chel yet -800-427-3030 taraa Ft Finally the grill he can use indoors or out with all the flavor and convenience of a gas grill or 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