Sprint to build Rio Rancho call center with 1200 jobs
Sprint PCS announced plans to open a Rio Rancho call center employing 1,200, the fourth customer service facility to open in the city in a year. The site aims to support growth for Sprint PCS, a nationwide all digital wireless network, with Fort Worth and other markets cited. Janet Murphy said Rio Rancho’s ready workforce and local cooperation influenced the decision.
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Board awards 1.183 million addition contract to Gearcon
The Rio Rancho school board approved a 15 000 square foot First Year Academy addition at a cost of 1 183 000 to Gearcon of Albuquerque at a special meeting last Thursday. Rich Herrera says Gearcon received notice to proceed Friday and has 116 days to finish, aiming for completion by August 3.
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Albuquerque
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Shopping trip tests tax effects on Rio Rancho shoppers
The Observer tests whether Albuquerque prices and sales tax make a trip across the border cheaper than shopping in Rio Rancho. Using Jewel Osco and Target with locations in both cities, a basic list is compared including gas and time costs.
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Observer
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West Side
Police await OMI report on Rio Rancho shooting
Nine weeks after David Allen James not yet released autopsy toxicology or findings. Office of Medical Investigator notes typical six to eight week turnaround. Rio Rancho DPS and 13th Judicial District Attorney’s Office still reviewing criminal and administrative reports and not ready to publish findings.
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Rio Rancho
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Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
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OMI
DPS
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River's Edge
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Intel reports stronger New Mexico hiring in 1997
Intel increased local hiring in 1997 with 1 093 New Mexico hires, up from 668 in 1996. Kathleen Taylor told the Sandoval County Commission the company met its agreement tied to an $8 billion bond issue, achieving 67.14 percent local hires after last year’s 62 percent.
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Intel
New Mexico
Kathleen Taylor
Sandoval County
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