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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1987
Page
3
The Observer explains its shift to paid subscriptions after a marketing survey. It notes reader support, house ads for the circulation program, and acknowledges challenges and possible errors while inviting questions at 892-8080. The piece emphasizes commitment to investing in the weekly paper for Rio Rancho and surrounds.
The piece portrays Mayor Terry Griffin amid a storm of controversy with the Rio Rancho City Council. It questions development impact, morale, and credibility as March 2 court action approaches, noting Griffin’s public defense and limited Kiwanis attendance. It frames Griffin as a divisive yet pivotal figure shaping New Mexico’s fastest growing city.
A regular Observer feature surveys readers on Ronald Reagan's tenure. Responses vary from disapproval of the Iran Contra affair to praise of economic programs and leadership, with opinions from homemakers, a Rio Rancho manager, a postal worker, and Prentice Dudley.
In Santa Fe at the Roundhouse lawmakers seek citizen input on bills and issues. Sandoval County representatives urge residents to reach out, noting they are paid emissaries and want voter feedback via local addresses and the Santa Fe legislative switchboard at 984-9300.
Ramblings compile public smoking comments from the P N S Club urging Santa Fe lawmakers to back a stronger New Mexico Clean Indoor Air Act. Residents share mixed feelings about smoking, health fears, and the need for smokefree indoor spaces in stores, offices, and transit venues.
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