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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 2016

Page

5

Falling in Love and Brain Chemistry in Healthy Relationships

A summary of how falling in love triggers central norepinephrine and brain activity distinct from lust or long-term bonds, causing euphoria, anxiety, and obsession-like thinking. It notes signs of love, mutual investment needs, and how adversity can intensify romance, with cautions about emotional dependency and jealousy. Nikki Delaney, a licensed counselor, offers Love Letter Qs.

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Editor urges voters to reject code of conduct change

A letter from Margaret McCarthy in Rio Rancho argues against moving the code of conduct from the charter to an ordinance. She criticizes council leadership, urges voters to vote no, and demands elected officials do the hard work to fix the process before acting on ethics standards. She cites Renée Wilkins and calls for integrity and accountability.

Charter Review Committee Renée Wilkins

Senator McConnell blocks ninth Supreme Court seat claim

The piece argues Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell should not block the next Supreme Court justice. It notes past bipartisan actions and contrasts with his stance in Obama’s final year, urging him to put country ahead of party and allow a hearing.

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Rude Treatment in Sandoval District Court Weighs on Taxpayer

Dong Long of Rio Rancho describes a November hearing without an attorney, a swift motion for a second hearing denied after two months, with holidays and a judge away for a seminar cited. He criticizes the judge’s office for rude responses, questioning fairness and public service.

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Trump lacks qualifications for White House run, editor notes concerns

Joseph Bernalillo editor notes lack of qualifications for the White House in a letter about Donald Trump run for president. The writer questions Trump’s business and negotiation expertise, military record, and political prowess, expressing opinion that extraordinary White House qualifications are not met.

Donald Trump White House

Government must overhaul VA system to honor veterans

Roy Slezak, a Rio Rancho city councilor in the 1990s, calls for a major VA system overhaul to end secret waiting lists and delays in care. He blames top officials and cabinet members, urges firings and prosecutions, and demands lasting oversight, funding, and accountability to ensure veterans receive timely, quality medical care.

Roy Slezak Rio Rancho City of Vision Grand Canyon

Hoover era quotes on poverty and free markets

The passage argues for jobs as the guarantee against poverty, praises the free market, and condemns regulation perceived as stifling productivity. It cites Herbert Hoover from 1928 and quotes Winston Churchill on Americans doing the right thing after trying everything else, advocating drug law reform and limited government.

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