Intel cuts jobs slow Fab 19 upgrade in Rio Rancho
Intel Corp slows a 1 billion Fab 19 renovation after reporting weak first quarter 1998 results. The plan to convert Fab 9 to flash tech using 8 inch wafers is trimmed with 3,000 layoffs anticipated mainly via attrition and lowered capital spending from 5.3 to 5 billion. Contractors face contract revisions and potential layoffs while Intel preserves its own staff.
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Mary Beth King
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Intel Corp
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Rio Rancho board adopts early 1998 1999 school calendar
Rio Rancho Board of Education adopts the 1998 1999 calendar starting August 17 an early start aimed at finishing the semester before winter break. The board kept one change moving the April 5 snow makeup day to the end of the year following concerns about late-year closures.
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Jeff Buell
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Rio Rancho Board of Education
Sue Cleveland
Karla Walker
Walker
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Sprint IRB Proposal Aims to Add Rio Rancho Call Center
City staff analysis supports Sprint PCS plan to issue a 25 million industrial revenue bond to build a 1140 staff call center at the Enchanted Hills Commerce Center near state roads 528 and 44. The project promises a net city benefit of over 2 million despite tax waivers and costs.
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