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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1975

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Special skills to be shown at State Fair Spanish Village

The 1975 New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque will feature Spanish Village demonstrations on adobe brick making and tortilla creation by native Spanish Americans. Acting director Max Cisneros says the village will be revamped with more culture, hourly bandstand entertainment, and borrowed displays from the Museum of New Mexico to highlight Spanish influence in the Land of Enchantment.

Southwest Albuquerque Max Cisneros Cisneros New Mexico Max

Bats close Coronado State Monument museum briefly

Bats were found roosting in the Coronado State Monument museum rafters prompting a temporary closure. The gift shop trails and park remain open while holes are filled and the building cleaned for a planned reopening in about two months to coincide with a major exhibit of the Kuaua murals found in the kiva walls during 1934 excavations.

Coronado State Monument Thomas J. Caperton Museum of New Mexico Monuments Division Monument State Park Caperton Kuaua Kuaua Pueblo Coronado Monument Laboratory Monument Museum Leonard Archuleta David Holmes

Observer expands West Side circulation to 9000 weekly

The Observer announces new coverage areas including Westgate Heights and homes between I-40 and Central NW west of the Rio Grande. It reports a weekly circulation of 9,000 and invites readers to share activities and meetings while urging support for advertisers who enable home delivery.

The Observer Westgate Heights I-40 Central Rio Grande Othe Observer West Side

Rio Rancho AARP Chapter Seeks New Members

The Rio Rancho Chapter of AARP invites Rio Rancho residents aged 55 and older to join the national organization. Chapter president Robert Baldino notes that local membership requires a person to belong to the national AARP, underscoring the pathway to join.

Rio Rancho American Association of Retired Persons AARP Robert Baldino New Mexico North National Association

Presley Company to Build 25 Homes in Paradise Hills NM

The Presley Company of New Mexico begins construction on 25 single family homes in the Rio Vista subdivision of Paradise Hills. Horizon Corp. Leases 26 lots and holds option on 100 more, with plans to develop and market homes with FHA VA and conventional financing. Completion is targeted for late October 1975.

Presley Company New Mexico Rio Vista Paradise Hills LaMar Hansen Horizon Corporation Hansen Presley Horizon Cook Texas Rio Belen

Northwest Clinic Adds Two Doctors to Staff

The Lovelace Bataan Medical Center Northwest Clinic announces two physicians joining its medical staff. Dr Ralph Fitts and Dr Julius Buch will operate from the Rio Rancho clinic. Dr Fitts previously practiced internal medicine in Grand Rapids Michigan and served in the Army Medical Corps retiring as a Lt Colonel.

Lovelace-Bataan Medical Center

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