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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1978

Page

6

Observations on Rio Grande Crossing Route Debate

Page 10 notes a push for a second crossing of the Rio Grande to serve uranium areas east of Mount Taylor. County leaders urge private uranium firms to negotiate with Laguna officials on a northern Bernalillo or southern Sandoval corridor while financing for the Marquez route stalls in Legislative Committees, delaying action until the next session.

Rio Grande Mount Taylor Bernalillo County Sandoval Bernalillo County Commission David Santillanes COG Sto Laguna Marquez

Community Group to Meet in Rio Rancho Elks Club

The Rio Rancho Jewish Community Group will meet February 22 at the Elks Club. A movie will be shown and Capt. Chuck Simonis of the Rio Rancho Fire Department will speak. A report on the Bernie Mann Stolzman Fund will be given as it seeks a Federal Grant to fund emergency gear for the Rescue Squad.

Rio Rancho Elks Club Chuck Simonis Rio Rancho Fire Department Bernie Mann Stolzman

New Mexico Sees Export Rules Tighten For Bobcat Pelts

The state reports there is no bobcat season and no resident hunting limit, but a 2 license rule for trapping. Federal and international law now limit pelt exports, with the Endangered Species Trade ban prompting certification and data collection. By January 31, 1978, tagging of 2500 bobcat pelts had occurred to gauge population and subspecies.

New Mexico United States New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Berne Switzerland U.S Interior Department of Game and Fish Department Endangered Species Scientific Authority Game Department Department For Wildlife Management

Summer Youth Conservation Program applications available

New Mexico Employment Security Commission Chairman W A Anderson announced applications for the 1978 Summer Youth Conservation Corps program. The program offers residential and nonresidential state and federal park and national forest jobs for youths 15 to 19 by August 31. Applications must be sent to the national selection office by March 17. random selection will use area demographics.

New Mexic Employment Security Commission Chaiman W. A Anderson Friends of Teachers Forest Service Department of the Interior State Parks and Recreation Commission National Selection Office

New Sports Programs At Alameda Community Center

Alameda Community Center unveils two sports programs at 9800 4th St NW. Backpacking classes begin February 7 on Tuesdays 7 to 8 30 pm with one day hike and one overnight hike weather permitting. Participants 12 and older must supply equipment. rentals available. Downhill ski lessons start February 16 at Sandia Peak Thursdays 1 pm, with rental discounts and participants responsible for transport. Call 766 4348 for details.

Alameda Community Center 4Th St. NW Sandia Peak

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