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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1983
Page
3
The notice discusses Paradise Hills and related parcels, questioning the feasibility of the project and the city’s share of property costs. It notes concerns about street protection and policing, and urges support from advertisers while promising community pride and progress for the coming year.
A reader challenges the mayor and planning commission blaming them for harming the community and questions the council's leadership. The letter accuses the current administration of wasteful three year terms and demands youth representation on the board. It asserts officials lack qualifications and calls for change and new direction.
A letter to the Rio Baneto community questions Sheriff Ferrara's role and urges the mayor to study collaboration between the police departments. The writer argues for constructive dialogue, improved protection for citizens, and closer ties among city officials, law enforcement, and residents.
Reports say saboteurs have crossed into the Soviet Union and damaged bridges while not yet hitting strategic facilities. The General Accounting Office probes policy failures and warns of job losses for those risking exposure. Israel strengthens Chad with light arms and potential armor to deter Libya and restore diplomacy.
The New Mexico Symphony sponsors a near sellout Stern recital on Sunday January 1984 at Popejoy Hall with violinist Isaac Stern. Accompanied by pianist Walter Wolff, Stern plays Prokofiev and works from Brahms as the orchestra tours, with limited tickets remaining and box office contact 842-8565.
A rambling, humorous look at New Year’s Eve habits across the country. Observations include club crowds, expensive drinks, a drunken incident on a Santran bus, and cautions about driving. The piece closes with optimism for 1984, noting endurance through another year.
A New Mexico columnist argues Governor Amiga should push genuine excellence in education beyond money, tackle clear definitions, and avoid token fixes. The piece urges balanced taxes, productive government, and prudent leadership from the Anaya administration, stressing real goals over political slogans as the new year begins.
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