Lincoln Day Dinner speakers rally GOP in Rio Rancho
U S Senator Pete Domenici and Representative Manuel Lujan Jr addressed a large crowd at The Auditorium in Rio Rancho. Domenici urged voters to back a Republican majority, criticizing Democratic policies as outdated. Lujan pushed for less government and spending, invoking Lincoln on government duties and individual empowerment. Republican dignitaries from Sandoval and Bernalillo Counties attended.
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Corrales
Barbara Christianson
U.S
Pete Domenici
Manuel Lujan, Jr
Sandoval County
Rio Rancho
Domenici
Lujan
Democratic Party
Washington
Ward D Democrats Plan Election Year Gala Event
Democrats in Ward D and candidates plan a fund raising Gala at Rio Rancho Auditorium on Saturday April 17 starting 7 30 p m Tickets cost 3 and include hot dogs chips popcorn cake and beverages A no host bar will be available refreshments and music by Joe Fabiano and his Hot Shot Orchestra Nearly all Democratic candidates will attend and speak to attendees with Republicans and Independents invited to join in the fundraising event.
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James Gulick
D-Sandoval
Rio Rancho Auditorium
Joe
Fabiano
Hot Shot
COG Directors back feasibility study for regional road corridor
The Middle Rio Grande Council of Governments adopts a resolution urging rapid feasibility study of a corridor from Rio Rancho in southern Sandoval County west to new mining areas in Bernalillo and western Valencia counties. The plan aims to improve access to energy sectors and support employment.
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Middle Rio Grande
David Santillanes
Bernalillo County
Arizona Line
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Valencia County
Standard Oil of Ohio
Continental Oil
Exxon Oil Corporation
Shell
Kerr McGee
United Nuclear
Grants-Milan
Sandoval County
Albuquerque
COG Board of
Feasi
Bond drive under way for teachers retirement complex
A 3.1 million bond effort led by an Albuquerque teacher group finances a 183 unit two level apartment center on 7.3 acres at Chelwood and Mountain Road NE Albuquerque. Bonds range 500 to 20000 dollars yield 8 to 10 percent for two to 10 years. The THC coordinated project serves retired educators and staff from public and private schools.
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Albuquerque
Chelwood
Mountain Road
N.E
Teachers Housing Corp
THC
Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association
ACTA
Albuquerque Board of Education
James G. Rodgers
New Mexico
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Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Sandoval and
Bernalillo Counties
COG
Rodgers
Albuquerque Board of Ecuation
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
National Education Association — New Mexico Board of Directors