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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1992

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2

Turner appeal denied over Rio Rancho car lot plan

City council declined the appeal as no legal grounds to overturn the planning commission were found. Councilor Roy Slezak proposed two stipulations to the development agreement: no public address loudspeakers on the lot and no occupancy until landscaping is completed. Turner supported both conditions, and the motion passed 6-0.

Hauser Rio Rancho Turner Planning Commission Roy Slezak Slezak

Corrales man dies stopping purse snatcher at shopping center

A 60 year old Corrales resident, Joachim Mueller, was killed Sunday while with bystanders pursuing a suspected purse snatcher at the Alameda West Shopping Center on Coors Road. Ernest Sanchez, 26, of Albuquerque, allegedly hit Mueller with a pickup as witnesses blocked his escape. Sanchez is jailed without bond on a murder count and with a $5,000 bond on a robbery charge. Mueller, a freelance commercial artist, had moved to Corrales five years ago with his wife.

Corrales Alameda West Coors Road Joachim Mueller Rio Rancho Ruth Hanna Ernest Sanchez Albuquerque Sanchez Mueller University of New Mexico Hospital Bernalido County Detention Center

Loyalty Day events in Rio Rancho honor Ellis Island centennial

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5890 and auxiliary celebrate Loyalty Day Friday May 1 at the post home 7620 20th Street Rio Rancho starting 7 p.m. Acknowledges Ellis Island centennial with essays on the flag by Cub Scout Pack 31 and Brownie Troop 249. Mayor proclaims May 1 as Loyalty Day. Lip Sync auditions for SpringFest 92 May 9 at 5 p.m. Auditions April 30 5–7 p.m. at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary. Contact Rio Rancho Chamber 892-1533 or Sandy Rasmussen 892-8747.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Post 20Th Street Rio Rancho Brownie Troop Martin Luther King Jr The

Chavez Faces Signature Challenge in State Senate Race

Chavez contends signatures on his District 9 nominating petition were valid while opponent Mervis fights the process ruling. Mervis will not appeal, saying the case was dismissed on a technicality. Chavez claims strong Democratic support from Rio Rancho and nearby communities despite the legal setback.

Mervis State Supreme Court District 9 Chavez Rio Rancho Bernalillo Corrales Sandia Pueblo East Mountain Senate

SSCAFCA to keep ballot seven project list with shifts

Russell said the board will not change the wording on the bond ballot and chose seven projects from Easterling and Associates estimates of 18. The 18 came from SSCAFCA and lists from Rio Rancho, Corrales, and Sandoval County. Estimates may change and priorities could shift.

Russell Sscafca Rio Rancho Corrales Sandoval

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