Rose seeks new sentence in elderly Rio Rancho murders
Jeremy Rose, 20, seeks a habeas corpus based sentence modification for the 1994 fatal stabbings of Marie and Edward Brown. He received life with parole possible after 30 years, and co defendants Bernadette Setser and Michael Brown are noted.
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Tom Sanchez
Rio Rancho
State District Court
Jeremy Rose
Marie
Edward Brown
Louis P. McDonald
Rose
Albuquerque
Karen Sands
Art Hernandez
Arizona
McDonald
Sands
Bernadette Setser
Michael Brown
Foot, bones linked to missing nursing home resident near Rio Rancho
Sandoval County Sheriff Ray Rivera said authorities tentatively identify remains as Nelson Archuleta, a 64 year old who walked away from a Paradise Hills nursing home nearly two years ago. The case began November 19 when a severed foot was found in a Puma sneaker.
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Tom Sanchez
Rio Rancho
Paradise Hills
Sandoval
Ray Rivera
Veterans Administration
Nelson Archuleta
Espafiola
Rivera
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Pearl Harbor Day ceremony draws Rio Rancho crowd
About 40 people braved the morning cold Sunday for the annual Pearl Harbor Day ceremony sponsored by the Rio Rancho Veterans Honor Guard at the Veterans Monument Park. The Rio Rancho City Council is expected to approve funding for a park addition this week. See page A-3 for details.
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Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho to present new labor relations ordinance
Rio Rancho plans a new Labor Management Relations Ordinance to let city employees unionize and bargain on wages and conditions. The draft, described as near a copy of the state act, faces questions as the act nears expiration in 1999 and follows the repeal of a 1990 ordinance after lawsuits threats from the DPSA and city employee union. The council will review the proposal Wednesday evening amid ongoing negotiations.
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Jay P. Tharinger
Rio Rancho
Lea Stoffer
Department of Public Safety Association
DPSA
Stoffer
StateRRPS dispute over instructional materials fund balance
Rio Rancho Public Schools conflicts with the state over the available instructional materials fund. The district claims about 208000 remains for purchases while the Department of Education lists 678114. The split allocation funds 70 percent for state approved materials and 30 percent for other items, with districts purchasing and being billed by the state.
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State Department of Education
Rio Rancho Public Schools
RRPS
Walter Gibson
Gibson
New AEDs in DPS cars could save lives in heart emergencies
Reader's Digest stories on automatic external defibrillators prompted Rio Rancho residents, including Sandoval County Commissioner Patty Thomas, to seek county funding for 20 units. Thomas cited a critical two to three minute gap between police arrival and ambulance response, stressing the machines' potential lifesaving role.
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Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Greg Ryan
Sandoval
Patty Thomas
Thomas
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