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24 Apr 1974

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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Apr 24, 1974

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Plans for West Side Assn data at Civic meeting

West Side Association plans four road projects for the Rio Rancho area including Corrales Bridge extension to I-25 and Gibson Blvd. extension. John Rupley reports the West Side’s development goals and notes on the Rio Puerco rock hound deposits.

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West Side Assn Civic Association Meeting West Side Association Rio. Rancho Homeowners Civic Association John Rupley Rupley West Side Corrales Bridge Rio Grande Corrales Rd Richfield I-25 Montana Road Montgomery Blvd Gibson Blvd Coors Rd Coors Road 98Th St West Mesa Rio Rancho Albuquerque Rio Puerco Utah New Mexico
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Montoya Defends Farmers Over Rising Food Costs

Senator Joseph Montoya defends farmers against blame for rising food prices. He argues profits rise are not solely theirs and cites 1972 Great Grain Robbery as example. Montoya notes net farm income rose to 26.1 billion in 1973 but 1974 forecasts show tighter profits due to higher costs.

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Joseph Montoya Montoya
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Echols pushes plan for better schools and health care

State Senator Odis Echols Jr seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, urging economic development to raise income and living standards in New Mexico. He campaigns from Clovis and Rio Rancho, cites a five point program including permanent fund investment, expanded on the job training, constitutional changes, a stronger development board, and boosted vocational training to improve education and rural health care.

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Odis Echols, Jr New Mexico Echols Clovis Rio Rancho State Senate Curry Roosevelt Curry County Senate Rules Committee Democratic Caucus Senate Finance Committee Corporation Committee On Committees Senate Main Street Wall Street New York Echol Department of Development Board Echals State Highway Department Highway Department 50 For
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