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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1995

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Intel Pentium flaw sparks debate after rare calculation error

Intel disclosed a flaw in its Pentium processor after extensive testing shows random errors in extremely complex floating point divisions occur about once in 9 billion operations. Officials say most chips contain the flaw but the problem is vanishingly rare and not warranting a recall.

Cord McQueen Intel Corporation Intel Richard Draper Draper Thomas Nicely Lynchburg College Lynchburg

Optimism furthers Pentium debate among area computer pros

Area computer professionals assert Pentium flaw coverage is exaggerated. Voices from Albuquerque and Santa Fe weigh price and performance against 386/486 bases, with mixed plans to upgrade and concerns about market impact and Windows 95 timing.

Cord McQueen Intel Corporation al Ninneman City Software Albuquerque Ninneman John Hickey Cimarron Computer Engineering Jim Law PC Place West IBM Microsoft Brent Jameson ARC Business Consulting Santa Fe

Rio Rancho completes zoning lifting unzoned moratorium

City officials announce the Rio Rancho zoning process is complete and the construction moratorium lifted. By year end 1994 the council designated zoning for the final unzoned acres including Unit 20, mostly for residential uses, though areas outside city limits like Rio Rancho Estates remain unzoned and will be zoned with Sandoval County help.

Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho An Corsie Corsic Rio Rancho Estates Corsie Sandoval County

Tulip Road Residents Fight New Manufactured Homes

Tulip Road residents led by Jennifer Castillo oppose two manufactured homes in the 1100 block, fearing lower property values and a neighborhood shift to mobile homes. City official Art Corsie cites state law preventing Rio Rancho from banning such homes where site built houses exist, noting classifications and zoning changes along Tulip Road to protect the area.

Tulip Road Jay P. Thuringer Jennifer Castillo Rio Rancho Castillo Art Corsie Corsic Corsie Les Meyers Tulip

Rio Rancho to Fund Regional Park-and-Ride Transit Study

Rio Rancho City Council agreed to fund its share of a six month regional park-and-ride study led by Santa Fe to assess express bus, car and van pooling, and possible rail options for commutes between Santa Fe and nearby cities. The effort will map corridors, include major employers like Intel, and forecast 20-year trends while clarifying possible services and funding.

Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho City of Santa Fe Santa Fe Transit Robert McArthur New Mexico Los Alamos Espanola Las Vegas McArthur Council Santa Fe Trails Santa Fe County Transportation Development District Intel

Kindergarten children adjust to loss of teacher

Principal Carl Leppelman announced the death of kindergarten teacher Jean Mayerhein on Christmas Day at Enchanted Hills Elementary School. Staff will ease students back with counselor meetings, grief activities, and a substitute teacher until a permanent replacement is hired.

Gene Blair Ryan Ae Jean Meyerhein Jean Mayerhein Meyerhein Enchanted Hills Carl Leppelman Iman Leppelman Catherie Palmeri Palmeri Maitie Heck Heck

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