Voice of the People on beating dead horse pothole issue
Dorothy Fabian and Agnes Mulhall defend civic debate over potholes and incorporation. The letter writers argue democracy allows airing concerns while noting delays from incorporation efforts and county funding, with August marking animal central ordinance renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fabian
the Observer
Warren Spaulding
Dorothy
Agnes
Incorporation
Animal Central
Garden Decline Faces Costs and Drought Risk
Since 1972 a garden has been a costly hobby hindered by hot weather grasshoppers and water rate hikes. The writer doubts repeating the venture in 1980 fearing further losses of lawns shrubs and trees and asks if dry hill status returns.
Observer Aug 23 1979 notes PAC priorities in Rio Rancho
In a column marking one year since the last incorporation vote the piece notes the rise of the PAC and its focus on Rio Rancho potholes and problems. Agnes explains PAC awareness of local issues and community cooperation is urged for council organizations to hear concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mulhall
the Observer
Political Action Committee
P.A.C
Agnes
Rio Rancho
Council of Organizations
Opposes Black Plan for Corrales Rio Rancho Area
A letter criticizes the Black Hertymark 72 acre shopping industrial park proposal. It notes a short planning commission process at Cibola High School, a reduced 50 acre permit, support from Rio Rancho Council, and concerns about traffic smog and environmental impact on New Mexico’s tourism image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black-Hertemark
Bernalillo
Planning Commission
Rio Rancho Council of Organizations
Black
Rio Rancho Council
County Commission
New Mexico
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