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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1998

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Ambulance rates cut for DPS services in Rio Rancho

DPS and Rio Rancho Public Safety won approval from the State Corporation Commission to reduce ambulance fees effective April 1. Since 1996 basic life support was $281 and advanced life support $435, charged to patients regardless of transport. the commission approved a lower structure to curb rising charges and private competition concerns.

Rio Ranchoment of Public Safety State Corporation Commission DPS The Corporation Commission Commission Rio Rancho Greg Ryan Ryan

SunTran riders to be surveyed in Rio Rancho study

Rio Rancho commuters who ride SunTran buses will be surveyed next week and their opinions sent to Albuquerque Mayor Jim Baca. Albuquerque and Rio Rancho officials meet to decide if routes can be saved and who would pay operating costs as about 100 riders use express buses daily to downtown and Kirtland Air Force Base.

Jay.p. Thuringer Rio Rancho SunTran Albuquerque Jim Baca Kirtland Air Force Base

Rio Rancho plant little affected by Intel job cuts

Intel plans a worldwide 3,000 job cut over six months due to weak first quarter demand. Rio Rancho site spokesman Terry McDermott says the Rio Rancho facility will see only minimal impact as the firm targets about 5 percent reductions overall.

Rio Rancho Intel Corp Mary Beth King Observer Intel Andy Grove Terry McDermott McDermott

Last Reveille for Young Marines Leader Retires

Dr. Larry Morrell, longtime head of the Young Marines at Rio Rancho High School and Lincoln Middle School, retires after 11 years due to back problems. The program will end at the middle schools with no JROTC, while the high school shifts to an after school for credit course becoming extracurricular.

Larry Morrell Marine Corps Rio Rancho Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps JROTC Morrell Lincoln Middle School Lincoln Mane

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