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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1977

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Police substation opens on Albuquerque Westside campus

The Albuquerque Police Department opened its first substation dubbed a preliminary Westside Precinct. A 20-man volunteer force will operate from the University of Albuquerque to test new policing methods aimed at burglaries robberies and larcenies. Lt. Robert G. Baca will head the project with four sergeants.

Albuquerque Police Department Rio Grande Albuquerque Police Department Westside University of Albuquerque West Side Robert Baca Aras Robert G. Baca Lt. Baca

BLM Sends Large Check to New Mexico Treasurer

The Bureau of Land Management has mailed the New Mexico state treasurer a check for 7,624,478 dollars. The payment represents the state's funds.

Bureau of Land Management State of New Mexico Oklahoma Oklahom

New Mexico social worker Bradford earns December Exceptional Service Award

Esther Bradford a social worker in Las Cruces adopted unit of the New Mexico Health and Social Services Department receives the December Exceptional State Service Award from Governor Apodaca. Bradford led a southern New Mexico recruitment drive to place Black children with Black families and balances a heavy caseload with ongoing counseling for adoptive families. Her work supports stable homes and reduced foster care costs across the state.

Merchest Bradford New Mexico Health and Social Services Department Jerry Apodaca Bradford Las Bradland New Mexico Lus Cnices Nso

Aluminum recycling price raised by Reynolds metals unit

Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Company increases payment to the public for clean aluminum cans from 15 to 17 cents per pound, effective January 4, 1977. Harold L. Albrecht, president of Reynolds Metals Co. subsidiary, credits strong recycling volumes and notes energy savings and ongoing value of aluminum beverage cans in the consumer stream.

Reynolds Aluminium Recycling Company Harold L. Albrecht Reynolds Metals Co Albrecht Becaus

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