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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1996

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Booster Day funds boost RRHS athletics program

Rio Rancho High School athletic booster officials report strong support from Booster Day held to fund sports. They anticipate about 400000 needed to outfit teams, with several local businesses pledging donations or percentage sales, though totals remain incomplete.

Genie Blair Ryan Rio Rancho High School Booster Club Gary Stepic Katy Harvey Greg Jorgensen Theathletic State Farm Tol Graves Joanna Booth Mona Long State Ernest Harper Franklin Frank Cabasier K-Star Electric R.D. Construction General Nutrition Center Hulda M. Konkro Big O Tires NY House of Bagels O'hare’s Grill Rio Rancho Garden Center Jb's Restaurant Pasquales Pizzeria Smokehouse Bbq Rio Eyecare Accent On Image Rio Rancho Shamrock the Strike Zone Luminarias Holiday Candles Rio Rancho T Teriyaki Hut Rio Rancho Giant Stores Rio Rancho True Value Hardware Rico Restoration

Caution Advised When Celebrating this New Year

Mary Beth King notes that alcohol figures in many holiday celebrations from champagne to beer but urges caution when driving. Rio Rancho Public Safety Sgt. Chuck Weaver says there is no New Year’s Eve checkpoint yet patrols show publicity lowers DWI arrests and promotes designated drivers.

Mary Beth King Rio Rancho Weaver

Candidates vie for House seat in New Mexico special election

New Mexico Republicans eye the U S House seat held by Democrat Bill Richardson who aims for UN ambassador, triggering a 90 day special election once he resigns. Possible Republican candidates include Bill Redmond Gregg Bemis Frank Bond Alex Valdez Richard Cheney Patrick Lyons Joe Carraro and others while Greens consider fielding a candidate. Democrats ponder Eric Serna Tom Udall Roman Maes Patricia Madrid Patsy Trujillo and George Galanis with Clinton backing a Democrat retention.

Mary Beth King New Mexico United States House of Representatives Bill Richardson Richardson United Nations Bill Clinton Senate House Republican Party of John Dendahl Democrat Richardson Dendahl Central Committee Dendah Bill Redmond Los Alamos Gregg Bemis Lusitania Santa Fe Frank Bond Alex Valdez Espafiola State Department of Health Richard Cheney Farmington Patrick Lyons Cuervo West Side Joe Carraro Rio Rancho Paradise Hills Green Party Jack Uhrich Sandoval County Greens Uhrich Green Chris Moore Roberto Mondragon Mondragon Democratic Party Earl Potter Clinton Eric Serna Tom Udall Roman Maes Patricia Madrid Patsy Trujillo Gallup George Galanis

Father son sentenced for helmet incident in Albuquerque

In a rival clash between St. Pius X High and Albuquerque Academy on October 12, a sharpened helmet buckle injured players. Stephen Cito pled no contest to conspiracy to commit aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and received two days in jail plus a community service covenant. Mike Cito was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and one year unsupervised probation with an 8 p.m. curfew.

Jeff Buell Albuquerque St. Pius X High School Albuquerque Academy Academy St. Pius Mike Cito Cito St. Pius and Stephen Cito

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