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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1975

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2

Rio Rancho Teen Queens Host Back-to-School Dance

The Rio Rancho Teen Queens sponsor a Back-to-School Dance on Tuesday August 26 at 7:30 p.m. in The Auditorium Rio Rancho. Music by Midnight Sunrise. Tickets cost 1.50 per person and are available from Teen Queen candidates Midnight Sunrise members or at the door. Free sandwiches and sold soft drinks.

Rio Rancho Midnight Sunrise

Altman attends Hartford loss control seminar

John Altman of Corrales attended a week long loss control seminar at Aetna Life and Casualty's Hartford home office. The seminar by Aetna's engineering department covered human factors engineering risk management fire prevention evaluation of loss control programs and the total loss control concept. Altman serves as safety coordinator at Schwartzman Packing Co.

John Altman Corrales Aetna Life & Casualty Hartford Connecticu Aetna Altman Schwartzman Packing Co

Apodaca's bold reforms reshape New Mexico government

Governor Jerry Apodaca pushes a youth-led overhaul across agencies and commissions. He expands energy and education roles, faces critic stance on access, and plans tightened hours while promoting term limits. Appoints 26 year old Gary Blakeley and 37 year old Clarence Lithgow to the Public Service Commission. Congress aims to decontrol oil with an 11.50 dollar per barrel ceiling.

Farmington Apodaca New Mexico Santa Fe Morris Yashvin Jack Hester Public Television Commission Las Cruces Portales Albuquerque Corrections Commission Ray Davenport Corrections Department Davenport Nick Franklin U.S Manuel Lujan Jr Congress Lujan

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