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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1988
Page
3
The Rio Rancho Observer from Rancho NM reports local news and notes for Rio Rancho and surrounding areas. This brief item covers community updates, events, and announcements for residents and businesses in the Rio Rancho region.
An editorial argues against abolishing Bernalillo High School football after a 1-9 season. It criticizes reducing the program for economic reasons, urges the school board committee to consider education and extracurricular value, and supports students remaining to pursue athletic and scholastic excellence.
Dennis C Chavez and Joseph J Carraro list home and work contact details. District 2 includes Thomas E Swisstack of Rio Rancho and district 3 lists Ubaldo Lovato from Cuba with phone numbers.
A reflective piece catalogs subtle social harassment tactics used to unsettle others. It outlines phone anonymity, strategic silence, gaze and interruption, dieting taunts, fashion and music jabs, and guilt plays as common forms. It notes these behaviors evolve with age and are often employed with playful intent or concealed malice.
A reader urges praise for Homer Knearl for calling out obstructionists in Rio Rancho and criticizes Cliff Sievert and the taxpayers association for alleged libel and misinformation tied to the March 1 municipal election. Albert Rice’s tax critique and county allocation are challenged with figures and questions about benefits of county form of city government.
Dear Editor letters accuse council of changing bond payout terms from 10 to 15 years to sway voters. They claim figures mislead by using appraised property values rather than market values and warn readers about debt reduction projections across 10 12 and 15 years.
The Sandoval County Commission meets today at 2 p.m. to discuss bid proposals for heavy equipment leasing, food for the corrections department, a Placitas fire truck, and amending a contract with Regents of New Mexico State University for a mapping system. Also on the agenda is dedicating roads in Placitas Trails, APS mill levy increase to 10, open seven days at Jemez State Monument, and a Hazardous Materials Incident Analysis class in Placitas.
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