City police and U of A team up since 1968
The Albuquerque Police Department and the University of Albuquerque share a deep academic tie begun around 1968 fueled by the Omnibus Crime Bill and continuing federal programs. Grants cover tuition for officers, loans support full time study, and city incentives boost pay for college credits and degrees.
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APS lunch prices rise amid cafeteria crisis in Albuquerque
Albuquerque Board of Education heard APS faces a cafeteria crisis with rising lunch prices set for Sept 4. Student meals jump from 40 to 45 cents. adult meals from 60 to 65. milk from eight to 12 cents. Deficit projected at 760,000 dollars despite a four million budget and eight million meals served yearly.
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Observer Mid Valley Letters Policy Appeals for Comments
The Observer invites residents to submit typed signed letters with sender address and phone number. Names will appear with letters. addresses and phone numbers may be withheld upon request. Limit about 250 words and share feedback on mid valley happenings or Observatory actions.
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Mid-Valley
Remembering St. Joseph on the Rio Grande and St. Francis
Senator Domenici salutes the Sisters of St. Francis and the former College of St. Joseph on the Rio Grande. He recalls brave days at the bluff, praises university growth, laity participation, and leadership, and wishes the University of Albuquerque continued success.
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Lujan praises University of Albuquerque and community support
Representative Manuel Lujan states he is proud the University of Albuquerque is in the community and lauds its reputation as a fine small school. He notes alumni leaders, broad community backing, and a successful balance without a large athletic program.
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University of Albuquerque
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Montoya praises University of Albuquerque's role in New Mexico
Senator Joseph Montoya states the University of Albuquerque drives educational and economic life in New Mexico. He credits its practical, progressive classes for expanding employment opportunities and broadening higher learning, calling it a source of pride for the state.
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University of Albuquerque
New Mexico
Phone projects reshape Corrales area network
Mountain Bell advances an ambitious construction drive to meet Corrales Paradise Hills and Rio Rancho telephone demand. Nearly one million dollars in projects are under construction or planned, led by a major expansion to the Corrales switching office on North Coors.
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