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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1987

Page

4

Deaths and Funerals Don R McKinstry Albuqu eraque 48

Don R McKinstry 48 of Albuquerque died April 16. Survived by wife Evelyn sons Matthew and John McKinstry of Albuquerque mother Minnie McKinstry Albuquerque sister Patricia Allen and husband Jim Albuquerque niece

Don R. McKinstry Albuquerque Evelyn Matthew John McKinstry Minnie McKinstry Patricia Allen Jim Sandra Clough Houston Texas Jim Allen, Jr Jerry Allen John Cleo Davidson Carlton Davidson Lydia Clint Allen Carla Atlanta Judy McCutchen Gary Aztec Nml Duma Sims Dennis Santa Maria Calif McKinstry Soa Crest Riders Christian Motorcycle Association First Family Church Jerry Haley Sunset Memorial Park Menaul Ken George Tom Breece George Kayser Chuck Tipton Gilbert Sanchez Rod Avery Joe Ficklen

APS Open House 4 23 Highlights Education Opportunities

Albuquerque Public Schools Career Enrichment Center hosts its Spring Open House on Thursday April 23 from 6 to 8 pm. The event focuses on accepted CEC students for 1987 88 and incoming ninth graders but welcomes all. Agenda includes planetarium shows guidance information system and class demonstrations.

Albuquerque Public Schools Career Enrichment Center CEC

Governor Carruthers Faces Tax Hikes and Inexperience Critique

Inside the Capitol column argues New Mexico voters bear a $158 million tax burden due to Carruthers inexperience and rushed agenda. It contends the governor relied on others' programs, cites Cabinet delays, and urges pre election planning to avoid future tax hikes and costly on the job training.

Carruthers New Mexico Carrruthers

New Mexico Passes HB 589 Expands Voter Registration Reach

Secretary Rebecca Vigil-Giron lauds Gov Garvey Carruthers signing of HB 589 which shifts registration deadline from 42 to 28 days and requires mail absentee ballots to those handicapped or over 65. She notes improved access for elderly and disabled and outlines outreach plans to County clerks and a summer voter participation drive.

Rebecca Vigil- Giron Garvey Carruthers New Mexico Vigil-Giron Arizona Max Coll

Purge cards show impact of voter apathy in Sandoval County

Sandoval County Commission Chairman Tom Swisstack urges citizens to register and vote after recounting purge cards from County Clerk Nettle Lucero-Griego. He argues nonparticipation shifts power and influenced a $10,000 transportation funding decision, prompting public input and a shift toward prioritizing the program. He provides contact numbers for the Clerk’s office and County Manager to engage residents.

Sandoval Nettle Lucero-Griego Citie Zens Charley Thas Washington Sandoval County County Managers Office

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