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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1975

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Rio Rancho group backs AMREP in FTC charges

The Rio Rancho Homeowners Civic Association voted unanimously to support AMREP Corporation amid FTC allegations. The resolution, introduced by James Gulick, praises the developer for services including police protection, water and sewer systems, a modern shopping center, fire protection, library services, and the Lovelace Bataan Medical Center branch, and urges thorough investigation and publicity of these amenities.

Rio Rancho Amrep Corporation New Mexico Lovelace-Bataan Medical Center Rio Rancho Estates, Inc James Gulick The Rio Rancho Homeowners Civic Association Federal Trade Commission

Fiesta plans unveiled for San Ysidro celebration in Corrales

Fiesta committee met at San Ysidro Parish Hall on April 15 to review plans for Fiesta de San Ysidro May 16 to 18. Events include Vespers, crowning of Fiesta Queen, Teenage and Adult Dances with The Hombres and The Triadonaros, a Saturday Procession from First State Bank, Masa celebration, outdoor Mass, and more. Queen candidates include Melanie Warwick, Felicia Warwick, Christine Gutierrez, Theresa Griego, Diana Rael, Georgia Archibeque. Tickets: Teenage Dance 2 single 4 couple, Adult Dance 5 per couple. Parade Parade coordinator John Lightwine seeks decorated vehicles. booths to be permanent.

San Ysidro Corrales First State Bank Melanie Warwick Felicia Warwick Christine Gutierrez Theresa Griego Diana Rael Georgia Archibeque

Apple growers escape major freeze damage in Corrales

John A. Nance of Corrales heads the New Mexico Apple Growers Association reports the recent frost largely spared local crops. Red Delicious suffered the most, with Golden Delicious Romes and Winesaps faring better. Trees near the river were most damaged. higher elevations saw little harm, while blossoms and timing were discussed.

John A. Nance Corrales New Mexico Nance

Students occupy SIPI building in protest dispute

About 50 students and 25 AIM members occupied SIPI's administration building last Wednesday afternoon, leaving Thursday morning after negotiations. An impartial hearing may reinstate dismissed part timer Stephen Pratt, and a fact finding committee will review 14 grievances. Amnesty granted to occupiers. no reprisals.

Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute SIPI American Indian Movement AIM Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Stephen Pratt Kenneth Peyketewa Board of Regents Coors Road University del Lovato All-Indian Pueblo Council Pueblo Wendell Chino SIP Lovato Uhat

Mass Ascension of Balloons at Rio Rancho Event

Rio Rancho Community Day on July 12 will feature at least 12 hot air balloons provided by the World Balloon Association of Albuquerque. The daylong program along Southern Blvd includes a parade with bands Indian dancers and the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps plus performances by two Mariachi groups a rock band square dancing and evening dancing from 7 to 9. The event is sponsored by Fraternal and service clubs the Residents Association and the Homeowners Civic Association.

Rio Rancho World Balloon Association of Albuquerque Southern Blvd Sara Road American Legion Post 12 Fraternal and Service Clubs of Residents Association Homeowners Civic Association

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AMREP FTC John Lightwine Lightwine
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