Observations on Rio Rancho and Albuquerque City Actions
This week notes confusion over canceling an election for flood control funding in Rio Rancho and possible elimination of a 1.5 millage in Corrales. It cites vetoes on El Pueblo bridge funding, calls for a contract to let, and critiques Governor Anaya and local officials. It also touches on a proposed bullet train from Los Alamos to White Sands and a Chicago tax on computer terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rancho Han
Rio Rancho Land Comtral
Rio Rancho
Peru
Wirry Kinney
Albuquerque
Montana
Gobetminlor Anaya
Kinney
el Pueblo
Mantang
Bel
Leniiy Tocol
Farett
Harry Kinney
Shining Light
Santa Fe
PB Jefe
Elerreny
Rio Grande
T Hat Eid
Ravine Road
Chicago
Voice of the People Corrales In Wonderland
An editorial exploring real versus imaginary politics in Carmales. It argues for reclaiming popular control, strengthening local government, and protecting residents rights and rural environment amid tensions between public good and private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmales
Agit
CIA Guerrilla Aid in Nicaragua Costs U.S. Taxpayers Big Sum
The article reports on CIA financed rebel groups in Nicaragua, led by the Miskito and FDN, detailing monthly payments of up to 35 000 to 50 000 for supplies and salaries, totaling over a quarter of a million dollars monthly for the two factions, plus further compensation to FDN leaders. It also notes IMF spending, hazardous waste regulation gaps, and intelligence briefs on Middle East Saudi Arabian actions and Soviet moves in the Mediterranean and Scandinavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Joe Spear
Washington
CIA
Nicaragua
Jon Lee ‘Anderson
Atlantic
Miskitas
CLA
JGIA
Nicaraguan Democratic Force
FDN
PDN
Gringos
Ie CIA
Congress
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Indigence
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Soviet Union
Albania
Mediterranean
Kremlin
Pro Life Move to Push Hyde 1983 Statutory Solution
The piece argues for aStatutory approach to abortion limits via Henry Hyde's Respect Life Act of 1983, seeking a simple majority in Congress and the president's signature. It notes Hyde's leadership, Reagan's support, and Republican strategy to bypass committee obstruction with a discharge petition requiring 218 signatures to reach a vote. It also claims Democratic candidates share pro abortion records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Henry Hyde
Man Hyde
Illinois
Supreme Court
Reagan
Hyde
House
U.S
Senate
Election That Was Not: Rio Rancho Councillors’ Duty Debated
A local letter accuses four Rio Rancho councillors of bias and dereliction, arguing the council should hold a referendum to determine residents’ wishes on taxation and governance. The writer commends Kellogg and Feuer for their attendance and questions motives, urging focus on health welfare and safety over politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Hays
Logs
Feuer
Rio Rancho
Crime, media hype, and crime dramas in troubled times
A reflective column cites Supreme Court rulings and police peril, noting churches locked, precincts staffed by partners, and a rise in violence. It links crime profits, TV crime shows, and reader fascination with bank jobs, recalling Reagan’s 1981 shooting and a fearsome blend of reality and sensational fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jasotry
Peter
Tel
Buddy
Plano
Santa Fe Capitol whispers reveal reshaped commissions
Inside The Capitol Santa Fe notes a tumult over Governor Anaya’s choices. Robert Robles, named to the Racing Commission though lacking racing ties, faces questions about his upcoming chair role and flight plans with Serna allies. Anaya criticizes the pace and competence of economic development leadership and reshuffles Natural Resources and Licensing to align with a climber’s cabinet. The piece argues for a steadier focus on governing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Pau
Robert Robles
Racing Commission
Commission
Toney Anaya
Eric Serna
Serna
Corporation Commission
Robles
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
Anaya
Erle
Department of Economic Development and Tourism
Alex Mercure
Mercure
Toney
Nenr
Simon-pure
Bram Calkin
The
Sierra Club
Department of Licenture
Christina L. G. Chavez
Harvey Fruman
Fruman
Shirley Scarifiotti
Frusnan
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Voice OF
People
Corrales In Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
Murresquiee
Swedish
Norway
Plata Aly
America
Capitol
Fred McCaffrey
McCaffrey Publishing, Inc
Rio Rancho Drive
S.E
New Mexico
Paradise Hills
Corrales
McCaffray
Rosalie McCaffray
James F
Michael J
Hartranft
Pater Eller
Marge Cowen
Babatte Browar
Sharon Ely
Danet Farrell
Judy Buehrer
NEW Mexico Press Association
National Advertising Representatives
American Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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