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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1976

Page

2

Montoya to address Bicentennial celebration at UNM

Sen Joseph M Montoya will speak at the University of Albuquerque on Friday April 30 at 7 pm in the Fine Arts Learning Center Stage II as part of the Humanities Colloquium Bicentennial Celebration He will discuss American recognition of the hidden wealth of New Mexico culture The free program follows national anthem, a poem recital, and the state song performance with a reception in the University Center The event marks the anniversary of don Juan de Onate taking possession of New Mexico for Spain

Joseph M. Montoya University of Albuquerque U. of A Montoya New Mexico Don Juan de Onate Spain Senate U.S House of Representatives Senate Appropriations Committee Joint Atomic Energy Committees Public Works Committee Democratic Steering Committee Joint Committee Labor Department of Health, Education and Welfare Defense Interior Nuevo Mexico Eliseo Casillas Lautaro Vergara VII. of A Cora Sinfonico Alborada

Poetry reading at Contemporary Arts Center features Frym and Benedetti

A poetry reading is set for Sunday May 2 at 2 PM at the Contemporary Arts Center 7216 4th St NW. Poets Gloria Frym and David Benedetti will read their works, with admission 50 veats and refreshments served. Frym co-edits Best Friends feminist poetry magazine. Benedetti's latest book Nictitating Membrane is a prose poem collection from Figures Press.

The Contemporary Arts Cener 4Th St N.W Gloria Frym David Benedetti Best Friends Figures Press Berkeley Calif

New Mexico Delegates See Democratic Split and Carter Boost

In Santa Fe and across the state, Democratic delegates split between Carter, Udall, and uncommitted groups with projections of 600 to 900 Udall, Carter, and Jackson delegates at the New York convention. Udall campaigns through Southern New Mexico towns, drawing crowds from 100 to 450, while Carter gains party endorsements in Las Cruces and Albuquerque. Local county blocs show likely uncommitted leanings in Grant Eddy and Chaves counties, with union support shaping regional backing for Carlsbad and Silver City factions.

Santa FE New Mexico Jimmy Carter Monis Udall Hubert Humphrey Albuquerque Arizona Udall Washington Henry Jackson New York Grant County Roswell Carlsbad Las Cruces Rudy Apodaca Jenny Apodaca Apodaca Georgia Carter Bob Ferguson Artesia National Democratic Rudy Ortiz Lea County Ben Altumirino Silver City Humphrey Eddy County Chaves County Pauline Man Chaves California Ronald Reagan Gerald Ford Reagan Ernest Leger Lea Roosevelt Curry Quay Ford Panama Canal U.S Easter Vicki Barnard Portales Rita Triviz Bill Donna Estes Jan Dawes Clovis Dale Eaves Deming Regina Moss Ratan Colfax Wes Walker Alamogordo Casimir Alexandre Charles Feezer Frank Payones Jose Aguilar Leila Miller Socorro Socorro County

Mini park dedication in Alameda at La Luz Elementary

A new mini park at La Luz Elementary School in Alameda was dedicated with Principal Henrietta Sanchez overseeing and PTA President Rudy Martinez and Alameda Lions Club President Dan Dodge participating. Concrete tables benches and plantings were installed by PTA and Lions Club members with trees shrubs and grass donated by Gray's Nursery.

la Luz Griegos Henrietta Sanchez Rudy Martinez la Luz Pta Dan Dodge Alameda Lions Club PTA Lions Club Gray’s Nursery APS

Canciones y Dichos contest invites seniors statewide

The New Mexico Commission on Aging invites residents aged 60 and over to submit up to three entries of proverbs songs and anecdotes in English Spanish or a Native language. Submissions must include name address and age and be mailed to 408 Galisteo St Santa Fe by July 4 with a chance to win a Bicentennial chair and have top pieces published in 1976.

State Commission On Aging Commission Roberto Mondragon New Mexico Commission On Aging Galisteo St Santa Fe N.M Marvin Sheriff Albuquerque Jerry Apodaca Commission On Aging

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