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Newspaper

Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1984

Page

5

More Municipal Court Cases Continued From Page 18

A list of municipal court dispositions includes Rancho speeding with a $25 fine and $5 court cost in lieu of appearance. Herman A. Corona of Albuquerque careless driving with $40 fine and $5 court cost. Ronald D. Sedillo of Rio Rancho sentenced to 30 days with 15 suspended for NMCCADA, plus $5 court cost and $300 fine.

Herman A. Corona Ronald D. Sedillo Rio Rancho Nmccada Stephen M. Franklin SIS George Trujillo Albuquerque Robert J. Albrecht Bert A. Hunter Frances Sandoval Dennis R. Begley Louisville Kentucky William Countryman Ignacio Espinosa Harvey D. Portwood John M. Lopez Mary Ann Crowley Michael Morris Deborah Shockey Steve Velasquez Rio Ranc Cha Gene J. Sturner Rio Ratecha Richard W. Turberville Corrales Eva J. Sanchez Rodney Sandoval

District Court Dockets Include Detainer and Foreclosure Actions

District Court items list forcible entry complaints filings against James R. Winchell and E M Riebold plus tenants Gerry and Chung H Petterson. Foreclosure suit by International Funding Corp against Petterson. Name change petition for Maria Magdalena Bitz to Maria Magdalena Perea. Debtor suit Montgomery Ward Co against Patricia H Fike. Divorce petitions filed by Phillip D Barr and Barbara Pierce Hollenbeck. Parties include David Lee Griffin and Roschelle Fredia of Albuquerque.

James R. Winchell E. M. Riebold International Funding Corporation Financial Services, Inc Gerry L. Petterson Chung Hoi Petterson Maria Magdalena Bitz Maria Magdalena Perea

Albuquerque burglary suspect arrested in Rio Rancho case

Richard Luna, 23, was jailed in Sandoval County on a 315000 cash bond after Rio Rancho police arrested him at his home on three counts of residential burglary and one count of aggravated residential burglary. Police say he targeted Hydra Villa Verde and Kathy Road in Rio Rancho with losses near 860000. He was arraigned in magistrate court and remains in custody. He had prior arrest in Albuquerque January 26 on related charges.

Albuquerque Sandoval Rio Rancho Richard Luna Vista Grande Luna Hydra Villa Verde Kathy Road

Jemez Pueblo Man Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter

A Sandoval County jury found Paul Toledo of Jemez Pueblo guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of Rudolf Lovato in the Triangle Bar at San Ysidro. Judge Tibo Chavez presided as sentencing follows a week-long trial and a pre-sentence report will be completed before sentencing later in January.

Sandoval County San Ysidro Paul Toledo Toledo Rudolf Lovato Triangle Tibo Chavez

Rio Rancho Taxpayers Discuss Water Rates Hearing

Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association met January 23 to hear Dr. Lee Wilson outline potential cuts to Albuquerque Utilities proposed water rate hike of 40 percent. Members urged petitions. over 1,000 signatures were presented October 12, 1983. The Public Service Commission will hear the case March 7, 1984 at City Auditorium.

Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association Albuquerque Public Service Commission Lee Wilson Lee Wilson & Associates R.R.T.A Grover Nash A.U Albuquerque Utilities Richard Klooppel R. W Dohnson Edward McGough Capitol Santa Fe Baca American Legion

Crime Stoppers to Merge with Albuquerque Metrop Crimestoppers

Rio Rancho Crimestoppers will join the Albuquerque Metropolitan Crimestoppers after an agreement with Albuquerque Police Department to consolidate all local groups from Belen to Bernalillo. Formal signing occurs February 10 at APD Chief Hansen's office. funds and representation shift to the metropolitan board.

Albuquerque Rio Rancho Belen Bernalillo Hansen Board of Rio Rancho Crimestoppers Metropolitan Group Robert Mandel Rio Rancho Board Rio Rancho Crime Prevention Council Albuquerque Metropolitan Crimestoppers Board

SIPI reports record spring enrollment in Albuquerque

SIPI officials report 603 students enrolled for classes beginning January 17 at the 2 year vocational school in Albuquerque. The record exceeds 1983 spring enrollment of 572 and strains dormitory capacity with 524 students in facilities rated for 512.

Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute Albuquerque SIPI Chip Calumaro Calamaro

Officers Complete DWI Course in Albuquerque

Two Rio Rancho police officers, Rusty Brown and Robert Schlachter, will complete an 81 hour DWI enforcement course at the Albuquerque Police Academy. Sergeant John Foust said the training, sponsored by the State Transportation Department, will certify them as instructors in DWI apprehension and in presenting DWI related testimony in court.

Rio Rancho Albuquerque RRPD John Foust Rusty Brown Robert Schlachter Albugerque Foust

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Thirteenth Judicial District Montgomery Ward and Company Patricia H. Fike Phillip D. Barr Rebecca R. Barr Barbara Pierce Hollenbeck Arthur E. Hollenbeck David Lee Griffin Roschelle Fredia Michael J.hartranf Querque Fantasia Hairstyling Taxpayers Group R.R.T.A. Board of Directors Bacu R. de Bonis & Hisoc Custom Homes 20Th ST. Rio Rancho By Michael J. Hartranst Reagan Catamaro Calamalohe el Rey Sez Secon Baath i Aed Wis Broadway, S.E Police Academy The State Trassportation Department Sewing Machine Service Bob Ira Investmen Oe American First Financial Fira! National Bank Central Ave Verque New Mexico Lomas Louisiana
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