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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

Date

Apr 30, 1975

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Cibola High School to Dedicate New Facilities Sunday

Cibola High School plans dedication ceremonies for its new facilities this Sunday at 1 30 p m in the school gymnasium followed by an open house for the public All Albuquerque Public Schools officials community leaders and the school faculty will participate. The open house features department demonstrations music and refreshments with cookie baking help sought from the community. Phase II upgrades include a roof over the patio 18 new math classrooms a new auditorium and expanded shop facilities.

Cibola High School Albuquerque Public Mildren Faris Cibola Albuquerque Public Schools Faris Cibola Advisory Council Mary Lou Hedrick Skyview Acres Joan Henrie Corrales Billie Gross Paradise Hills Frances Papayo Peggy Ge

Rio Rancho Residents Association backs pro AMREP resolution

The Rio Rancho Residents Association adopted a resolution praising AMREP Corporation for service to Rio Rancho, urging the Federal Trade Commission to weigh effects on voting and taxpaying residents before action. Introduced by Warren Dennis, it passed with minor opposition amid charged debate.

Rio Rancho Residents Association Amrep Corporation Rio Rancho Federal Trade Commission Amrep and Horizon Warren Dennis New Mexico

Flood insurance plan discussed in Corrales

A Corrales planning meeting featured HUD's Harold Glass detailing the National Flood Insurance Program. The village must join by December 20, 1975 and establish building permits, subdivision reviews, wind anchor rules, and non permanent structure standards to qualify for federal assistance. Insurance is available to flood prone residents at subsidized rates, with a rate map to set premiums, to be prepared after joining, likely two to three years, during an emergency rate period.

Corrales Village Planning and Zoning Commission Harold Glass Dallas U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Glass

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