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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1983

Page

3

Observations on Sandoval County Districts and Coors Corridor Study

Publisher notes political maneuvering in Sandoval County's district reconfiguration and delays ahead of elections. Criticizes committee size and composition, rivers ethics, and neglect of Rio Rancho and Jemer Pueblo representation. Endorses opposition to the Coors Corridor Study and calls for practical road solutions and funding for bridges.

Rio Rancho Sandoval County Commission Sandoval County Jemer Pueblo Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors West Side Council Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Coors Corridor

Voice of the People defends Pentecostal faith amid snake story

A reader defends Pentecostal believers after a photo and story on snake handling in Corrales Adobe Theatre. The letter emphasizes Pentecostal growth, diversity, and harm in stereotyping, noting Assemblies of God numbers and notable figures while urging respect for freedom of religion.

Ghserver Corrales Adobe Theatre Cam Elmer Gantry Corrales New Mexico Jesus Pentecostal Church Assemblies of God U.S Saturday Evening Post Dennis Bennett van Nuys California

Family thanks after Neil's hospital stay

The message expresses gratitude to Neil's family and members who helped during his hospitalization. It also thanks Hadassah Jewish Social Club and Elks Ladies for well wishes and notes Neil is home. Special appreciation is given to the Rio Rancho Ambulance Squad for their promptness and expertise.

Neil Hadassah Jewish Social Club Elks Ladies Rio Rancho

Family Thanks Fire Department After Illness Recovery

A Rio Rancho family expresses profound gratitude for prayers and wishes during illness. They commend the Rio Rancho Fire Department paramedics, two women and four men, for rapid response, treatment, and timely ambulance transport to Albuquerque hospital ER.

Albuquerque

In Defense of Volunteers

A Rio Rancho letter extols community volunteers for their hours at meetings, on the ball field, with youths, seniors, and emergency aid. It praises their selfless service, urges appreciation, and invites others to join and support volunteers to keep the town thriving tomorrow.

Rio Rancho

Tax increase critique over flood funding in Rio Rancho

A citizen letter to the editor questions proposed flood control taxes and fault lines city taxes to cover problems created by developers. The writer asks why the mayor and council do not seek county and state help for drainage issues and why the Blum Building was bought for 2 million dollars, far above its assessed value, warning taxpayers shoulder burdens from new taxes and projects.

Rio Rancho Blum

Hospitals and Humorous Gripes on Medical Bills and Gowns

A humor piece recalls old hospital practices then mocks modern costs and comforts. It laments itemized bills, Blue Cross numbers, and pricey gadgets, jokes about hospital gowns exposing more than intended, and wryly notes conservation efforts like reusing food and home remedies.

Jean

Domenici funds chill Dem dream of NM Senate bid

In a Santa Fe column, Fred McCaffrey notes Domenici’s campaign has raised $509,999.92 this year, with $168,830.25 from roughly 2000 New Mexico citizens. The piece contrasts GOP odds against a Dem challenger while flagging small per-center Emergency Food and Shelter grants averaging $706.56 across 48 locations.

Fred McCaffrey Santa FE United States Senate Pete Domenici New Mexico Jack Schmitt Senate Pete Federal Election Commission Domenici Department of Human Services

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