Personal responsibility echoed in post election views
A reader argues the 1994 congressional outcome stems from public demand for accountability and fiscal restraint, not party labels. They stress personal responsibility, cautious government spending, and equal opportunity, noting voters want wise use of money and laws that apply to all, regardless of party.
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Pople
Editorial on illegal immigration costs and federal responsibility
The piece argues that California bears a large cost from illegal immigration and urges the new GOP majorities in Congress to fund their share. It notes GAO estimates of 1.47 billion annually for California and critiques Clinton era allocations, insisting federal responsibility for educating illegal immigrant children. It also discusses Prop 187 and 1287, urging federal action to reduce state burdens.
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Government secrecy and declassification push outlined
The piece argues that government secrecy is costly and counterproductive, noting Clinton signed an order to declassify about 44 million pages from World War I era and other documents. It cites annual 7 million classified papers costing up to 16 billion dollars, urges open books and congressional safeguards, and urges public support for openness.
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Community Letters on Barking Dogs and Local Hiring
Readers discuss Christian values and neighborly conduct regarding barking dogs and pet containment in Rio Rancho. A letter urges a city law requiring dog owners to attend obedience training or de bark, with fines for noncompliance, while a second argues for favoring a Rio Rancho security firm for Intuit’s local operations to keep jobs and money in the local economy.
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Observer Action Line comments edited for space
Readers may leave criticisms or complaints via NEWS Net at 8674700 extension 2003. Callers may remain anonymous and messages may be edited for space as The Observer records reader remarks.
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Public input fuels Rio Rancho concerns and calls for better planning
Residents discuss pizza delivery gaps, computer access in schools, and critiques of city projects. They urge constructive dialogue, question road planning, and demand visible progress in Rio Rancho while urging improvement and local positivity.
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Intel
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City water conservation plan debated in Rio Rancho
The Observer News Net asks readers if water saving rules should be mandatory. The survey shows 78 percent would use the Monzano Bridge as a commuting route to Albuquerque if built, while 22 percent abstain.
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