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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1974

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Planning Commission Defers Corrales Zone Change Request

The Bernalillo County Planning Commission has deferred action on a zoning change by Hap Crawford to permit a 55 unit condominium on 8.2 acres in Corrales. Jurisdiction over land in the village and three mile area is disputed with Corrales arguing village authority over planning and platting and residents citing potential impacts on roads schools and services.

Three Mile Corrales Village Planning and Zoning Board

Sheriff Budagher speaks on budget at Rio Rancho meeting

Sandoval County Sheriff Robert Budagher told about 150 residents that the biggest issue is a tight budget. He described grant trading and matching funds, noting LEEA equipment grants and AMREP salaries for two deputies. He mentioned 14 federally funded Manpower Act slots for Sandoval County and a pending disbursement agency.

Sandoval Robert Budagher Rio Rancho Governor's Council On Law Enforcement Amrep Commission Sheriffs Office

Eastham Calls for Planning Leader to End State Shortage

Eastham, Republican gubernatorial candidate in New Mexico, argues a leadership shortage harms the state. He pledges to work with the legislature, implement long term planning for major projects, and use federal revenue sharing to boost crime prevention, education, and growth. He also vows full campaign contribution disclosures and insists voters seek individuals over party labels. Eastham, 46, longtime Albuquerque attorney, lists public service since 1956, Senate tenure 1966-1972, and family life in Albuquerque with wife Jo Ann Tapia and four children.

New Mexico John Pack Easthan Essthamays Eoam Legislature Senate Eastham Republican Party Albuquerque House of Representatives Princston University Wildsay Harvard Law School Jo Ann Tapia Santi Fe Bill Clarissa Anna Marc John P. MI

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