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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1995
Page
1
An editorial retells a fable where a poor man finds wealth as a goose lays golden eggs daily. Neighbors grow envious plan theft to obtain the fortune, kill the goose, and discover no golden eggs inside. The tale ends with a moral on greed and unintended consequences.
A columnist argues against Bernalillo and Cuba districts blocking an Intel backed $8 billion aid package. They say Rio Rancho loses property tax benefits and lacks a high school, while Intel contributes to statewide education and local scholarships. The piece warns against escalating threats and defends Intel’s broader benefits.
Reader recounts a late press conference outing with Corrales Rio Rancho officers where a speedy Porsche driver was pulled over after illegally passing in a no-passing zone. The author notes local frustration with fast driving and recalls the moment with glee and a chuckle. The piece reflects regional traffic sentiment in the Rio Rancho Albuquerque metro area.
A reader recalls Albuquerque driving all day at the speed limit amid abuse and tailgaters. He notes most traffic speeds 10 mph over and argues for keeping or adjusting limits, suggesting scenic roads deserve slower tempos and roadways like Los Ranchos resist bureaucracy. He even wryly proposes Autobahns 25 and 40 with “Speed limit optional” signs.
A reader condemns a proposed Paseo del Norte route near petroglyphs as an unfair comparison to Vatican City and urges respect for local heritage. Another letter praises Rio Rancho officials for daily service, coffee, and civic action, urging community involvement and support for police and fire personnel. A brief note mentions a daughter and a request to see Letters page A-5S.
Readers may call NEWS Net at 867 4700 extension 2003 to leave anonymous comments or criticisms. The Observer records reader remarks on public issues with possible edits for space and clarity.
A collection of letters and opinions critique local government and institutions. Topics include Sandy Padilla as a public servant trainer, a council member's town meetings, Rio Rancho Public Schools custodial staffing, viewingR rated movies in education, a clerks greeting at the post office, Intel bond debates, water billing ownership, school supply costs, annexation of land, and a reader poll on IRB requests and county bonds.
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