Mixed local notes and health scare amid civic talk
The column blends civic praise for Rio Rancho West Side leadership with a council of notable developers and bankers. It shifts to caution about a Connecticut study claiming milk and ice cream may harm arteries more than cigarettes, urging skepticism and demanding solid proof before changing consumption habits.
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Ehidaeil
Ehi Himisel
Mike
Sean
Paraetise Hills
Joseph West Side Hospital
Phe New Sice
Stanley Hateh
Fiw
Redew
Pickinson
Aki Robb
Thes Maintin
Dames Professional Building
Cry of
Rio Rancho
Rissell KR
Bes
Adim Ot Hessern
Dens
Corales
Joe Boehning
Boehning. Pro
Cook and Associates
Alburquerque
Arthur W. Brown
Litle-Brown Realy
West Side
Alberta
Candehara
Westhind Development Company, Inc
Connecticut
Voices for Reform Defend Rep Stratton on Education Policy
Dennis Krueger of Albuquerque argues against tax funded education expansion and praises Rep Stratton for resisting more spending. He contends bureaucracy and bloated administrations waste funds and that government should serve taxpayers and families rather than grow.
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Mike Bond
Norma Boboristeueran Stratton
Harold Stratton
Janey Anayw
Rep. Statton
Alver
Bond
Ms. Babotis
Anaya
Suatton
Bobatis
Santa Fe
Harold
Rep
Stration
Man Defends Hector Sanchez Over Animal Cruelty Charge
Letter to The Observer praises Hector Sanchez and his family after acquiring a pony from PACA for humane care. The writer argues no article or investigation was issued and commends the Sanchez family for their humane actions toward the pony.
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the Observer
Hector Sanchez
Save Dunning Messages Before Rate Hikes Meeting
The speaker urges saving Albuquerque Utilities dunning notices after bill payment and Social Security deposits. They argue to bring copies to a future meeting before any late payment rules raise rates, noting the postage used for notices could fund the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Reagan 1984 bid debate weighs term and cabinet moves
Washington insiders consider whether President Reagan seeks a second term despite mixed approval. Private polls show broad support, with 55 percent of women and 65 percent of men likely to back him. A looming cabinet reshuffle could elevate Sen. John Tower to Defense while Weinberger may remain or lose the post.
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Jack Anderson
Joe Spear
Washington
Reagan
Nancy
White House
Walter Mondale
Sen
John Glenn
Ohio
Democratic Front
Runers
John Tower
Texas
Tower
Senate Armed Services Committee
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
George Ultz
S M
Grenada
Gemma
Court hearing sought over mayoral comments on police harassment remarks
The observer notes city officials may sue me if my statements about harassment by the Rio Rancho Police Department are unfounded. I welcome a court where I can present evidence and witnesses. If harassment continues, they risk implicating themselves further.
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the Observer
Rio Rancho
City confronts heated rhetoric over incorporation push
A reader laments endless pro and anti incorporation talk and urges both sides to notice changing city demographics. He warns continued heated debate may alienate younger, educated residents and hinder progress toward a brighter era.
Jim Eder Basketball Benefit Acknowledges Wide Support
The Jim Eder Basketball Benefit earned broad thanks to Ms. Anderson Lincoln Mid School for the gym, the Road Department, Sport-About, and many teams. Eight Ball Billliards, AMREP, Rio Rancho Road Department, and others donated prizes and time. Local officials and sponsors, including Mayor Bruening, provided publicity and donations, with volunteers handling refereeing, scoring, and timekeeping.
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Jim Eder
AMREP
Rio Rancho Road Department
Star Heights Neighborhood Association
Cibola Little
Western Building Supply
Randy Plataw
Spor
Dave Bruening
Joanne McGlothiin
Christmas Santa Tales and Price Tags in Holiday Shops
A humorous look at Christmas shopping, Santa impersonations, and parental reactions. Children ask for toys and bikes while dads scan price tags. Vendors report quirky Santa moments, from drinkers to waterproof knees, and kids wonder how many pounds of thrust the sleigh uses.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Coronado Center
Saina Claus
Virginia
Wintuck
State Aircraft Use Sparks Reform Call in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe a debate over state owned airliners broadens as David King seeks to curb misuse by Highway Commissioners and pilots. He warns against delays and study proposals, pressing for clear authority to correct flying privileges and contracting practices amid long standing perks and relationships.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Toney Anaya
General Services Department
David King
Highway Department
Tolks
Tin Buewise
Lea County
Baxceutre
Alfa
Santa Frisbout
King
Jiybine
David
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