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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1982

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Corrales Mayoral Hopefuls Tackle Funds Water and Growth

Corrales mayoral candidates defend reliance on federal funds and push for essential water and sewer infrastructure. Diego Garcia says a water system should take priority to address existing pollutants, while others call for a groundwater study and hydrant plans. A separate Rio Rancho burglary report notes a residence break in January with a $250 Crime Stoppers reward offered.

Diego Garcia Leon Grande Rio Ranch Rio Rancho

Judge refuses to dismiss suit over Paradise Hills zoning

District Judge Re nee Sanchey denies Bernalillo County Commission's bid to dismiss a suit against the Paradise Hills Zoning Commission. The commission approved zoning at Paradise Boulevard and Coors Road for a regional shopping center, drawing from Northwest M. Arca Plan and North Mesa Area Plan. A separate Horizon Corporation suit against Paradise Hills zoning is pending.

Zoning Board Renee Sanchey Bernalillo County Commission Paradise Hills Mesa Phain Carrales Horizon Corporiion

Rio Rancho adopts library board and finance changes

Rio Rancho Council votes to form an advisory library board under city government, with members to be residents served by the library. An ordinance creates a Restricted Library Fund and sets budget procedures amid clashes over finances and administration. Presley Homes seeks a $30 million local project with landscaping costs, while animal control and miscellaneous ordinances are amended.

Rio Rancho Trem Ure Amenthers Dukymin Kikymin Jame Camedor Burton Jakumir Takymin Animal Central Ordi Presley

James M Gulick Passes Away in Rio Rancho Community

James M Gulick 77 longtime Rio Rancho civic leader and lobbyist died January 11 1982 in Rio Rancho. He helped shape local Democratic politics in Sandoval County and was active in civic groups including the Rio Rancho Residents Association and Sandoval County Central Democratic Committee. Memorial services were held January 14 Rev Thomas Keane officiating Honorary pallbearers included Lt Gov Roberto Mondragon and several local figures. He is survived by two sisters living with him.

Rio Rancho U.S Dennis Chavez New Mexico Joe Montoya Gulick Sandoval County Wings Club of New York NAACP Philosophers Club Ev. Gulick Elizabeth Lindle Thomas Keane Roberto Mondragon John Fanning Norman Williams Salvatore Savarese Dick Montoya Max Mondragon Norbert Dunn

Engineer named head of local university board

John 8 Robert, an Albuquerque consulting engineer, was elected to a two year term as chairman of the University of Albuquerque Board of Trustees at the board's January meeting. He succeeds Rogal Businessman, Don Morgan, who served since June 1980. Sean McKee, former student and husband of Albuquerque dealer Lloyd McKee, elected to new chair position. Herman Guenther reelected treasurer. Sabine Olivas elected assistant treasurer. Edna Backes, head of Colorado Springs Sisters, reelected secretary. At the January 11 meeting the board changed annual meetings to January and set two year terms for officers.

John 8 Robert Albuquerque University of Albuquerque Board of Trustees Inet Rogal Busiessman Don Morgan Sean McKee U of A Bonars Lloyd McK Herman Guenther Colorado Springs Sabine Olivas Fox and Company Certified Public Accountants Edna Backes Sisters of St. Francis of Board of Trustees

Judge Conner seeks reelection as Rio Rancho Municipal Judge

Rio Rancho attorney Williams R. Conner announces candidacy to continue as Municipal Judge. He notes creating the city’s first Municipal Court and a community service program replacing punishment with work for the city. Hearings scheduled Saturdays 9 10 noon and Thursdays 7 11 pm. Conner, a Baylor Law School graduate with engineering master’s from NMSU, resides at 95 Summer Winds SE.

Williams R. Conner Rio Ranchos Conner Rio Rancho Itu New Mexico Gallup Albuquerque Baylor University Law School State University The

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