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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1985
Page
15
Voice of the People argues six council members act for city interests by majority vote and that the mayor lacks authority to override council decisions. The note claims Golf Course Road and Southhrn work came as a surprise, with Easterling unbacked on the mayor's order.
A Rio Rancho resident, living since 1979, voices concern about councilors' reading and writing abilities. He cites a 6/12 Observer letter by Grace Barone opposing water fluoridation, notes educators worry about literacy among graduates, and offers remedial reading courses. He provides contact at 1440 Tulip Road, 892-0736.
The district court lists August 9 couples Carl E Sanchez and Bernadine Chavez at San Felipe Church and August 12 marriages of Don Bullis and Gloria Kowalski. It also records a divorce case, several debt lawsuits including promissory note defaults, consumer loan repossession, and multiple judgments sought by various parties in Bernalillo, Farmington, Rio Rancho, and Rio Rancho appeals to Sandoval.
The Fourth Annual Bike Trek for Life and Breath, a labor day weekend event in Albuquerque, runs September 1-2. The American Lung Association of New Mexico sponsors the ride open to cyclists of all levels with pre-trek training rides and support wagons. Contact the Lung Association at 265-0732.
Senior center seeks 3000 for outdoor icebox enclosure and an alarm link to Rio Rancho Police. Council delayed action to consult departments as thieves struck that night, stealing 20 to 25 milk cartons and seven pounds of carrots. Milk cartons and carrots later found floating in Rancho West Mobile Home Park pool with wood debris.
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