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Newspaper

Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1995

Page

3

Rio Rancho School Election Endorsements Stir Debate

An editorial endorses Dr Reinaldo A Z Garcia and Richard F Muenzer for Rio Rancho Public Schools District 2 in the upcoming election. It urges high turnout to show commitment to education and child-centered decisions, while urging focus away from personal interests. It also cites Albuquerque T-VI Kathryn Meloy Flobeck.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Rio Rancho Reinaldo A.Z. Garcia Richard F. Muenzer Muenzer

Rio Rancho voters protest confusing T V I voting sites

Voters in Rio Rancho express ire at T V I polling locations, noting split sites despite tax power over the city. Critics say coordination would have kept polling at common sites, recalling perceived neglect when Rio Rancho funds were tapped. Residents vow to remember the treatment ahead of future requests.

Rio Rancho T-Vi APS Nonhem TV1

Reporters and editors on Gallup honesty ratings fall short

The Gallup poll shows only 17 percent rate newspaper reporters as very high or high in honesty and ethics. It notes pharmacists lead at 62 percent, with building contractors and lawyers tied at 17 percent, and recalls a personal memory about trust and a prank involving a friend named Frank.

Gallup Connie Chung Enquirer Frank Girodano Angel Island San Francisco Bay Frank Pharmacists

Readers urge protecting Sara Road from conversion to highway

A Rio Rancho readers letter urges city council to kill any enlargement of Sara Road and favor expanding Southern Boulevard and Golf Course Road to preserve a residential character while seeking a direct western route to Albuquerque. The letter cites public input from residents and cautions against a road to nowhere as Paseo del Norte progress stalls, asking Sen. Pete Domenici to help resolve the Paseo del Norte completion for the business community.

Sara Road Albuquerque Upper West Side Rio Rancho Frank F. Montano Pete Domenici R-Nm Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce Bers Jim Trapp Chamber

City Hall Dear Editor Jewel Hall’s education role in Rio Rancho

Jewel Hall is described as a de facto City Hall for education in Rio Rancho and remains a Board of Education member while guiding district reforms. Commissioned in October 1993 to develop a community work plan, she is praised as an organizer whose work informs the Strategic Planning group’s discussions and reflects her constituents’ voice.

Jewel Hall Rio Rancho Board of Education

Over-priced in Rio Rancho Pet Store Prices Spark Frustration

A Rio Rancho resident laments higher prices at a local pet store after failing to stock a familiar fish tank heater. They compare current in-store options at over $20 to a $9 heater they bought 10 months earlier, noting the price rise and the store’s offer to special order.

Rio Rancho

Observer Action Line prompts reader comments

The Observer invites reader remarks on any issue via NEWS-Net at 867-4700 ext 2003. Callers may stay anonymous and comments may be edited for space.

Observer Seaders News-Net Space

Rio Rancho residents vent on trials and planning

Citizens criticize trial procedures for RRAC and demand peertutined justice. Neighbors call for naming and locating gang members, while others urge dog rules on school property and stricter fines for violations. Concerns arise over resort development, property values, and water supply amid rapid growth.

City survey on Rio Rancho water bills and teen crime policy

Opinion survey asks readers if Rio Rancho should reduce water bills after utilities acquisition. The poll also questions whether teens charged with violent crimes should face stricter penalties. Readers are invited to respond via extension 2000.

Rio Rancho Coron Observer News-Net Amdi

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