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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1979

Page

5

Ten candidates seek six year Albuquerque school board seat

Ten candidates compete for one six year seat on the Albuquerque Board of Education with the election set for February 6. West Side contenders include Meg O Keefe Anastacia Nash Torres Augustine Eichwald and David Salazar along with other applicants and a mix of educators and professionals. The piece also describes a film screening at St Pauls United Church on Saturday January 13 at 7 30 pm detailing Rabiyyih Rabbani's journey along the Amazon.

Albuquerque West Side Meg O'Keefe Celito Vista del Sur Anastacia Nash) Torres Ed Black Chevrolet Torres U.S Pete Domenici Augustine Chris Eichwald Corrales New Mexico Employees Association Highland High School David Charles Salazar Solomon Hoffman Rabiyyih Rabbani Gren Amazon Brazil Columbia Peru Nayo Maramon Potamayo Great Andes South America Bolivia Pyramids Egypt St. Paul's United Church

Albuquerque Country Act Headlines March Concert

Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius headline a country tandem at Albuquerque Convention Center on March 9. Dolly Parton hits age 33 next Friday. TV, film and music notes cover Japanese broadcasts, NBC and CBS projects, and local NM actors.

Jim ED Brown Helen Cornelius Albuquerque Convention Center Dolly Parton Belen Art Aragon Hank Grant John Travolta Italy Kenny Rogers Vincent Price Coral Brown Kqeos Bobby Bax Camp Fire Albuquerque Civic Light Opera Phyllis Anders Fenny Brice Nippon TV Krkes Chuck Logan

Newly elected Pueblo governors announced by council

The All Indian Pueblo Council announced the one year term governors for multiple Pueblos in Sandoval and surrounding counties. Jemez Pueblo elected Frank Loretto as governor and John Yeda as first lieutenant governor. Paul Toya as second lieutenant governor. Santa Ana Pueblo named Sam Armijo governor with Roy Monwya as lieutenant governor. Santa Domingo chose Alexander Garcia governor with Saferino Tenor as lieutenant. Zia Pueblo elected Moses Shire governor and Stanley Pino lieutenant governor. Cochiti elected Jasso Herrera as governor and Guadalupe Ortiz as lieutenant. Laguna elected Floyd Correa governor with Homer Early as first lieutenant and Victor Sarracino as second lieutenant.

Sandoval County All Indian Pueblo Council Jemez Pueblo Frank Loretto John Yeda Paul Toya Sandra Pueblo Inez Baca Esquipula Chaves Santa Ana Pueblo Sam Armijo Roy Monwya Santa Domingo Alexander Garcia Saferino Tenor Zia Pueblo Moses Shire Stanley Pino Cochiti — Jasso Herrera Guadalupe Ortiz Laguna Sandoval Valencia Floyd Correa Homer Early Victor Sarracino

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