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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1984

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First State Bank to open Rio Rancho branch at Southern and 20th

Ground breaking for a new bank branch in Rio Rancho took place Tuesday with Mayor David Bruening and Sterling Emens Jr. Present were Virginio Sandoval of Cuba and Katsch Construction Co. to build a temporary site. Rose Becker from Rio Rancho selected as manager. Effective March first the bank will be renamed United Bank of Rio Rancho.

First State Bank Rio Rancho Southern and 20Th St Bernalillo Corrales Cuba David Bruening Sterling Emens, Jr Virginio Sandoval Katsch Construction Co Rose Becker Emens Virginia, Sandoval Southern Blvd 20Th Street

Voter Registration Deadline for Corrales March Vote

Corrales residents must register by Tuesday January 24 to vote in the March 31 municipal election. Village Clerk Carol Paradise notes registrations are taken at the village office on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prospective candidates must file a declaration of candidacy.

Corrales Carol Paradise Paradiso Baja Corrales Rolfe Bernalillo County la Entrada Road J. B. Black

Zoning Board Approves Panorama Heights North Subdivision

Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning OK’d the Panorama Heights North final plat by AMREP Southwest on 408 acres north of the Rio Rancho Country Club. The project includes 81 lots, park sites, a small retail area, two NM 528 entrances, and a future Panorama Heights Boulevard. A development schedule is pending.

Rio Rancho Milt Cox N.M. 528 Leon Grande Panorama Heights Boulevard Cox Granada Ills Amrep Southwest N.M. 328 Northern Boulevard

Couple to Face Federal Food Stamp Charges in Bernalillo

Rio Rancho couple Ray and Gwynne Bennett waived a preliminary hearing in Bernalillo magistrate court on felony charges of unlawfully dealing in federal food stamps over 2500 dollars. Bennett posted bond and was released. Mrs Bennett remained in custody. Prosecutors say restitution was made and additional counts of issuing worthless checks may be dismissed or settled. The Bennetts were arrested January 5, with the health and social services department filing the food stamps complaint afterward.

Rio Rancho Bernalillo Bennie Lavate Ray Gwynne Bennett Granite Court Lovato Bennett Sandoval Bennett Woul Sanchez Bennetts

First Aid Class Offered by Mary Dunnn

Mary Dunnn, a Certified First Aid Instructor, will conduct a basic first aid class for persons who will be teaching handicapped and preschool children. The session targets emergencies when no adult is present and will be held Saturday, January 21 at the Rio Rancho City Auditorium.

Mary Dunnn Rio Rancho City Auditorium

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