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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
2
New Mexico State University warns the 1976 Tax Reform Act expands or tightens credits for individuals, farms, and retirement income through 1977, extends investment credits to 1980, changes capital gains holding periods, and adds carryover years for net operating losses, affecting many taxpayers.
The Rio Rancho Democratic Club invites members and the public to a January 11 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in The Auditorium on Sabana Grande with State Representative Joseph Kloeppel, District 44, Bernalillo, discussing an overview of upcoming legislative sessions. Refreshments after the talk. dues of $1 per member are due. Also noted is a December 31 Watch Night Service at Alameda Baptist Church featuring The Conversion of Colonel Bottomly, a film about Heath Bottomly, followed by a talent show and fellowship.
The P N S Club invites newcomers to a January February March program schedule including museum visits in Albuquerque with a Black Artists of New Mexico and Energy Alternatives presentation, a Polish dinner, group games, winter sports, a Sandia La Luz Trail hike, and a Royal Fork dinner meeting with health idea sharing. Membership is $2.00 for one year, payable to The P N S Club.
On December 18 1976 the Rio Rancho Republican Club board re appointed Metba Palmer for two years Fred Coppola as president appointed committees Lucille Bishop leads the Committee to Elect Walter O Neal is Membership Chairman Judy Sandee runs the monthly bulletin Frank Einberger chairs the Lincoln Day Dinner/Dance set for February 12 1977 at the Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club David Low handles ticket sales with early reservations advised Low phone 898 9287 The next regular meeting is January 7 1977 at The Auditorium guests invited.
The Wisconsin Club voted to disband on December 17 due to lack of membership. Members thank Walter Reklau and his wife Hildegard for founding the group and fostering friendships among Wisconsinites and Rio Rancho residents, noting ongoing ties with the Pot Pourri club.
The Center at the Contemporary Arts Center seeks a male actor to play Slim, a 30 to 40 year old in the original comedy Spite MIB. Open auditions are January 9 from 1 to 3 p.m. at 7216 4th St N.W. Contact Tom Schmidt at 345-5407 for details.
Justino Diaz, leading bass of the Metropolitan Opera and other major houses, will guest with the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra under Yoshimi Takeda for An Evening of Mefistopheles at Popejoy Hall. Performances are January 8 at 8 15 p.m. and January 9 at 3 p.m. Tickets available at the Symphony Office Popejoy Hall Box Office and the Albuquerque Ticket Agency.
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