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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1973
Page
3
Police statistics released today show FBI Index serious crime in Albuquerque declined 6.4 percent from October to November. In November 1,851 serious crimes were reported, down from 1,077 in October 1973.
The Albuquerque Civic Light Opera Association opens its 1974 75 season at Popejoy Hall with Hello Dolly March 15 17 and 21 24. The slate continues with 110 in the Shade June July and Damn Yankees August and Song of Norway late December into January. Season tickets and single tickets priced for adults students and seniors, with reservations and office contacts listed.
The data shows 55,700 Americans died in traffic accidents in 1972, up from 54,000 in 1971. The figures reflect a continuing trend of high roadway fatalities and are cited as part of annual transport safety statistics.
Senator Pete Domenici writes to high school body presidents and state Rotary leaders urging participation in the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans. The nonpartisan program, running seven classes from Feb 16 to June 22, 1974, costs 250 dollars plus transportation, with ten representatives per state. Domenici says youths are ready for influential roles and communities should support participation.
Sen Pete Domenici makes available a pamphlet titled Always in Season through New Mexico offices in Las Cruces Santa Fe Roswell and Albuquerque. Produced by the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission the guide offers up to date advice on toy purchases especially for the Christmas season to help avert accidents involving children.
R. Joseph Kloeppel, assistant superintendent of schools in Bernalillo, has been elected chairman of the Middle Rio Grande Council of Governments.
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