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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1998
Page
3
An editorial tests shopping costs between Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. Findings show only a two cent saving on a 150 purchase when buying in Albuquerque, while travel time favors Rio Rancho. Tax revenue supports Rio Rancho services. shoppers should first check there to save time and fuel.
Boris Yeltsin dismissed his entire government amid economic woes and public frustration. He praised outgoing PM Viktor Chernomyrdin for reform but indicated reforms have been slow, signaling possible future reshuffles. Analysts debate motives, while the White House cautiously hopes for continued reform.
A journalist recounts a failed attempt to buy two May Dave Matthews Band tickets at Red Rocks Amphitheater. A long laborious call process, looping recordings, and mistaken dialing to a local Ticketmaster number led to a missed sale. The piece frames the frustration with a humorous Homer Simpsonitis reference.
A frustrated narrator recounts sold out shows in Colorado and endless busy signals from a damaged phone line. He envisions a stressful vacation, trips on untied shoes, and a steamroller encounter from the Rio Rancho High School Marching Band as he fights through the WAH WAH WAHs to reach an answering machine.
Readers weigh the Regional Transit Authority plan citing unequal service fears for Rio Rancho. Mayor Baca signals possible SunTran route cuts and shared-cost interests, while critics demand fair regional negotiations and equal benefits for Rio Rancho residents.
Jessie Fitzgerald recounts returning home with Felicia after a theatrical capture involving Pinky the buddy and careful feeding. Felicia explored the house cautiously and allowed gentle petting, ending the search with a joyful reunion and thanks to supporters.
Dear Editor notes gratitude from the Muscular Dystrophy Association staff for Rio Rancho residents who joined the lockup at Famous Sam's on March 26. The event raised over $8,000 with sponsors and volunteers helping make it a success.
The Observer hosts an action line inviting public opinions by phone or email. Read a sample of edited reader comments on topics from local governance and leash laws to city upkeep and personal freedoms. The weekly question asks if residents will join Keep Big Rancho Beautiful or Keep America Beautiful activities.
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