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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1989
Page
2
Greg Zanetti urges opposition to Senate Bill 134 in Santa Fe claiming it would force exclusive representation for all state, county, and municipal workers. He warns of agency shop power and potential strikes, urging readers to contact their senators representatives and the governor to oppose the measure.
Henry Zetina challenges an Observer critique of city council members Ken Cameron Cory Fine and Cal Mowry over city printing contracts. He argues for transparency noting Mowrys 71 percent share and calls for public accountability, invoking Jefferson on public trust.
A letter decries the 1989 legislative session and Educational Reform Act for underfunding and waivers, accusing officials of neglecting teachers and students while promoting growth. The writer blasts Governor and Santa Fe lawmakers and praises local supporters for home day care approval in District 4.
Cameron City Councilor Ken Cameron votes to reject the Romero couple's application for a home day care license, drawing local notice and commentary.
A reader letter from Irving Wengrofsky in The Observer on February 1, 1989 condemns therapist Theresa Myers column. He argues capital punishment persists in some states and notes Bundy’s execution sparked public relief, asking how Myers would feel if Bundy harmed someone in her own family.
The Observer invites reader letters up to 3650 words preferably typed. Include name address and telephone number though not published for verification. unsigned letters are not printed and the paper may edit submissions.
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