Tim Keleher named North American Regional Vice President in boxing
The article notes Tim Keleher, a longtime boxing figure from Albuquerque, appointed regional VP for the World Boxing Association, overseeing sanctioning in the United States, Canada and Mexico. It highlights his legal career, judging experience, advocacy for thumbless gloves, and ties to Rio Rancho. It also recalls wartime reflections and a New Mexico highway project in Rio Rancho with traffic signal upgrades to ease growing congestion.
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Tim Kelcher
Woold Boxing Association
Tim
Catholic Youth Organization
Chicago
Albuquerque
Keleherat
Yes
Canada
Mexico
Keleher
South Africa
South America
Japan
Bernalillo County
Bobby Foster
WBA
Tin
Rio Rancho
San Patricio Investments
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
New Mexico
Bataan
Harry Truman
Voice of the People Opposes City Fluoridation Effort
Citizens oppose adding sodium fluoride to Rio Rancho water citing federal laws and health risks. Letter writer condemns elected officials for pushing fluoridation without hearings and urges rescinding the vote and public discussion of related illnesses.
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Bovs
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Observer
U.S
Debris Commission Lingers Beyond Relevance in California
A Washington Post style analysis notes the California Debris Commission, created nearly a century ago to regulate hydraulic mining, has little real function left. As flood control and postwar programs evolved, the commission’s powers faded, leaving an aging panel with minimal salaries and ongoing but idle oversight.
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California Debris Commission
California Debtis Commission
Congress
California
Army Construction
Tour Expandituren
James Bond
Washington
16Th Street
FBI
Heen Ga Editude Tradictory
Soviet Union
Israel
Pravda
Wll
Rio Rancho and Sandoval County Could Work Together
Letter from a former Rio Rancho and Sandoval County employee argues for cooperation between city and county governments. It defends current county leadership, stresses open meetings and a citizen task force, and notes good city county relations while cautioning against assumptions of shared governance. The writer invites readers to engage with county officials to address concerns and pursue unified regional benefit.
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the Observer
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
City of
County Commission
Sandoval
Observer
Salazar
Bruening
Los Alamos
Letters Requested for Sandy Teague in Houston Hospital
Classmates of Sandy Teague from Cibola request get well cards or letters as she battles Guillain Barré syndrome in a Houston, Texas hospital. Send cards to Sandy Teague and Debbie Steiner at PO Box 46480, Houston 77238-6480, to show she is remembered in Albuquerque and at Cibola.
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Cibola
Sandy Teague
Houston
Texas
Geehan Barre
Albuquerque
Cibols
Debbie Steiner
Political race hints for New Mexico governor run
August political notes from New Mexico consider Republican rivals in San Juan County including Jack Little Garry Carruthers and Jack Morgan from Farmington. Democratic prospects center on Bruce King, Bill Sego and other figures amid party shifts and prior legal issues.
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Santa FE
San Juan County
Jack Little
Farmington
Garry Car-ruthers
Aztec
Jack Morgan
Bruce King
Mona Jisa
Bruce
Big Labor
Democratic Party
Afl-Cio
Art Trujillo
Toney Anaya
John Nance Garner
Ray Powell
Frank Andrews
Jack Harkie
Bill Loomis
Garry Car
Tuthers
Bill Sego
Sepp
Land
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Dona Ana
San Juan
Eddy
Lea
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Joseph Spear
Joanne McGlothii
Rlo
Fred McCaffrey
McCaffrey Publishing, Inc
Rio Rancho Drive
National Newspaper Association
J.W
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Rosalie McCaffrey
James F. McCaffrey
Beverly G. Merrick
Peter Eller
Frank Gilmer
Margo Cowen
Melanie Mills
Sharon Ely
NEW, Mexico Press Association
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