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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1980

Page

9

Gurle Announces Candidacy for Senate Seat

Ernest Gurle of Alameda enters the race for the late Theodore Montoya's Senate seat, joining Lavella Salazar and Bernalillo Mayor Hilario Torres. Gurle, 52, NMU employee and rancher, directs the University of New Mexico Cultural Awareness Center and holds a master's in school administration. District 10 and political rivals outlined.

Ernest Gurle Alameda Theodore Montoya Lavella Salazar Bernalillo Hilario “Lalo” Torres Torres Govenor Bruce King Gurle Camino del Bosque University of New Mexico Sandoval Cuba

Sandoval County Young Republicans Set January 22 Meeting

The Sandoval County YRs will meet January 22 at 7 p.m. in Bernalillo Junior High School. Helen McClannahan will attend to give a candidate update and primaries year plans will be discussed. Riders meet at St. Paul’s United Church parking lot in Rio Rancho at 6:30 p.m. Provisions for bake sale thanks to Rio Rancho Republican Club. Members aged 18 to 40 in Sandoval County who are registered Republicans may join as active. others may join as associate. For more information call 898-9750 or 898-9783. See you January 22.

Sandoval County Young Republicans Bernalillo Junior High School Helen McClannahan St. Paul’s United Church Rio Rancho Judy

Legislative heat in 1980 session eyed by observer

The OBSERVER previews the 1980 Legislative Session noting Governor King will likely seek broad tax and salary changes. It highlights proposed corrections in the Corrections Department, potential a 16 percent cost of living raise for state workers, and possible shifts in the Juvenile Code while acknowledging Senate leadership changes and ongoing government skepticism.

Highway Department Corrections Department Criminal Justice Study Committee Legislative Finance Committee King State Personnel Board Senate Aubrey Dunn

Cibola Athletes Honored At Kiwanis Breakfast

Four Cibola High football players and coach Jim Campanella were entertained by the Northwest Albuquerque Kiwanis Club on January 9. Seniors Louise Dickinson Sean Campbell Paul Johnson and Dave Metzger were praised for all city and all state honors. The Panthers made the district playoffs for the third time in five seasons.

Cibola Northwest Albuqeurque Kiwanis Club Louise Dickinson Sean Campbell Paul Johnson Dave Metzger Jim Campanella Dickinson Campanella Patrick Darnell Bank of New Mexico Darnell John Shaffer Douglas Shouldice Charles Schwab

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