City hears suggestions for use of block grants
Rio Rancho received about 284000 in CDBG funds. City administrator James Jimenez outlined a March 15 report on proposed uses, with a March 29 hearing to discuss priorities. Funds will support infrastructure in low and moderate income areas and a domestic violence shelter, with limits on direct services and admin costs.
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Steve Fitzsimmons
James Jimenez
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rio Rancho
Jimenez
HUD
Sandoval County
CDBG
Rio Rancho school board member Sherman injured in skiing crash
Joe Sherman, member of the Rio Rancho Public Schools board of education, is recovering from a serious downhill skiing accident. He injured his leg, and the injury was complicated by a prior incident. Sherman expects to be on his back for another week and thanks those who sent cards and letters.
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Joe Sherman
Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education
Sherman
Sprint Grad Scholarships Offer Four $2500 Awards
Sprint Corporation and the Women's Network of the National Conference of State Legislatures award four graduate study scholarships of 2500 dollars each. Eligible fields include political science public administration and public policy with applications due by June 20. Applications and forms available by calling 1 800 796 3464.
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Sprint Corporation
National Conference of State Legislatures
Sprint
IRS reminds late 1996 returns due by April 15
The Internal Revenue Service urges taxpayers to file late 1996 returns by April 15 to secure refunds. About 1.6 million have not filed and risk nearly $2 billion in refunds. In New Mexico, roughly 9,200 people await over $8.6 million. Refunds for 1996 may be held if 1997 or 1998 returns are also unpaid. Visit irs.gov for forms and guidance.
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Internal Revenue Service
New Mexico
IRS
Wwwirs.gov
Governor appoints board members in New Mexico
Governor Gary Johnson announces appointees to state boards and councils. Betty Sue King heads the Counseling and Therapy Practice Board, Leonard A. Tapia joins the Hospital Equipment Loan Council, Ed Berry and Delores S. Thomas join the Governor's Residence Advisory Committee, Gary Kanin serves on the New Mexico Commission on Public Broadcasting, while Richard G. Melton and William J. Schnedar join the DWI Grant Council.
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Gary Johnson
Betty Sue King
Hospital Equipment Loan Council
Leonard A. Tapia
Ed Berry
Delores S. Thomas
New Mexico Commission On Public Broadcasting
Gary Kanin
DWI Grant Council
Richard G. Melton
William J. Schnedar
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