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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1974

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West Mesa boom projected for 1974 growth

West Mesa is set for a 1974 expansion with new housing projects and the entrance of additional industries and retail. Horizon Corp will build 200 Paradise Hills homes, AMREP aims to finish 171 Rio Rancho condos and push population beyond 4,000, while Dale Bellamah plans 700 acres in Fall's Volcano Cliffs for residential and commercial use. Corrales Shopping Center phase one starts in 1974, with a supermarket and multiple stores planned. Three Rio Rancho residents win in the Sandoval County Republican raffle: John Anderson, Fred Coppola, and John Cannizzaro.

West Mesa Horizon Corporation Paradise Hills Amrep Corporation Rio Rancho AMREP Dale Bellamah Corporation Falls Land and Development Corporation Fall Volcano Cliffs Corrales Sandoval John Anderson Cerro de Ortega Drive Fred Coppola Las Casas Court John Cannizzaro Oreja de Oro Drive

Energy crisis boosts interest in AMREP Horizon parks

Officials from AMREP and Horizon Corporation note rising interest in their industrial parks due to the energy crisis and expect several prospective residents in 1974. Lovelace Clinic plans a satellite facility in Horizon’s park on Coors Road staffed by four doctors, with exam rooms, labs, X ray, and a 75 to 100 seat lecture room for community use when not in medical use.

Amrep and Horizon Corporation Lovelace Clinic Horizon Corporations Sun Country Industries Coors Road

Senator Domenici urges students on campaign reform at West Mesa

U S Senator Pete Domenici told West Mesa High School government students the nation must pursue campaign reform to restore trust in leaders. He outlined possible spending limits for Senate and House campaigns, debated funding via voluntary tax money, and urged ethics reforms while noting energy crisis measures remain largely voluntary.

U.S Pete Domenici West Mesa High School Domenici Senate Congress House U.S. Senate New Mexico House of Representatives Manuel Lujan United States Senate

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