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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1982

Page

3

Reapportionment reshapes Rio Rancho Corrales district

West side gains in the state plan as Rio Rancho and Corrales form a new district with all Rio Rancho precincts and Corrales voting areas. District 29 under Hal Stratton shifts from Dellyne to the Rio Puerco with a north Sant Bernalillo county line. Corrales and Baja Corrales see mixed effects from the boundary changes while calls grow for a modified McCaffrey-King alignment along county lines. paving delays on Cabezon Road raise questions of legality and funding, with Bernalillo County Road Department urged to complete work.

Rio Rancho Corrales Santa Fe Hal Stratton Dellyne Rio Puerco Bernalillo Sandoval Louisi Albuquerque Sandoval County Ed McGough Richard Kloeppel State House Robert Hawk Ation Bernaldo County Road Department Bernalido County Baja Corrales King State of New Mexico

Intel Reports Earnings Drop on Revenues and Net Income Decline

Intel reported an eight percent drop in revenues to 789 million and a 72 percent fall in net income to 27.4 million for the year ended December 31 1981. Fourth quarter net income was 4.6 million on 199.6 million in revenue. Dr Gordon Moore cited memory component price drops and a relatively stronger microcomputer business as contributing factors. Capital expenditures and R&D reached record highs at 154 million and 166 million respectively.

Enter Corporation Moore

Voice of the People Reapportionment Protest Letter

A letter to Governor Bruce King from Pauline Eisenstadt, president of Sandoval County Democratic Women's Association, urges preserving county integrity in reapportionment. It argues against shifting Sandoval County into another district, warns of loss of geographic and political balance, and calls for a solution that maintains county structure.

Bruce King Pauline Eisenstadt Sandoyal County Democratic Women’s Association

Death of James Gulick Affects Rio Rancho Community

The community of Rio Rancho mourns the death of Mr. James Gulick a dedicated energetic man known for his consideration and concern for others His passing leaves many friends sorrowful and remembering his generous conduct and service to neighbors.

James Gulick Rio Rancho

Presbyterian Hospital Membership Tea at Albuquerque Country Club

The auxiliary of Presbyterian Hospital hosts a membership tea on January 1982 at 2 to 4 p m at the Albuquerque Country Club. Attendees can learn about the 23 volunteer staffed services at Presbyterian and Anna Kaseman Hospitals. The Volunteer of the Year will receive the Marion K Van Devanter Crystal Award at 3 p m for outstanding service.

Aufiliary Presbyterian Hospital Albuquerque Presbyterian Hospital Center Marion K. van Devanter Labor Committee Donovan Orrin Hateh Utah Fiddler's Elbow Country Club Mee Marcos Ferdinand Marcos Tommy Manotoc Marcos Imce Tommy Imee Imelda Prince Charles United Kingdom Imélda

Probe to examine Labor chief underworld link.

A special prosecutor was named to probe Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan for possible links to organized crime. The trigger was an alleged 1977 luncheon where a construction executive paid a union official 2000 dollars, an event Donovan denies attending.

Jack Anderson Joe Spear Washington Labor Raymond Donovan Underworld Donovan Leon Silverman Prudenti’s Long Island City Jerry Liguori Ligauri Ray Donovan Senate

Bahai talk on World Religion Day in Albuquerque

The Albuquerque Bahai community sponsors a public talk titled The Oneness of Mankind’s Religions by Yvan Van Driessche on World Religion Day January 17 at 3:30 p.m. The event at Regress Women’s Club includes entertainment and refreshments after the talk.

Albuquerque Regress Women’s Club Alta Monte Avenue N.E Yvan van Driessche van Driessche Belgium Alaska United States Paris France Jacques Cousteau Anchorage

When Is an Auto Crash Not a Crash Title

A collection of clipped excerpts from insurance claim forms shows humorous and flawed explanations for automobile accidents. The notes reveal misstatements about cause and circumstances, including hedges obscuring vision, falls asleep at the wheel, and vehicles or objects appearing unexpectedly, highlighting the disorderly logic behind claims.

Red Fide Spire Road Lad

Rudy Miller Nominated for U.S. Marshal in New Mexico

The White House notified New Mexico leaders of Rudy Miller of Albuquerque as nominee for U S Marshal for New Mexico. Miller, former Santa Fe police chief and deputy U S marshal, brings decades in law enforcement and training from PBI and federal agencies. Delegation members and congressmen praise the choice as qualified and beneficial to the state.

White House New Mexico Rudy Miller Florde N.W. Albuquerque U.S Miller Santa Fe PBI Federal Bureau of Narcotics School For Civil Disturbances Fort Gordon Georgia U.S. Marshal Pete Domenici R-N.m New Mexic Harrison Jack” Schmitt New Mexica Manuel Lujan Rudy Joe Skeen

Paradise Hills Zoning Commission Considers Change to Church Site

The Paradise Hills Zoning Commission met Monday January 11 1982 to consider a zoning change from R-2 to Special Use for 2.1 acres to host a Protestant Episcopal church located west of the county swimming pool with access from Paradise Boulevard. The panel leaned toward Commercial Neighborhood, while a developer proposed an industrial park at Paradise Boulevard and Lyons but withdrew. A January 25 meeting was scheduled at Sierra Vista School 7:45 p.m. The current R-2 zoning would be maintained unless a new proposal emerges.

Paradise Hills Greg Crnkovich Clifford R. Jurgenson Paradise Boulevard Chapparal Street Cinkovich George Lambert Lyons Kathy Wood Sierra Vista School

Reapportionment and party power in New Mexico politics

The piece discusses how Republican leadership aims to limit Democratic representation through reapportionment in the New Mexico Legislature and Congress. It notes incumbent influence, mentions Bill Richardson Dan Berry and the King McCaffrey plans, and cites lobbying by Joe Skeen Manuel Lujan Pete Domenici and Schmitt.

Republicaans Congress Bill Richardson Roundhouse Dan Berry Albuquerque Joe Skeen Skeen Manuel Lujan Pete Domenici Fick * Schmitt New Mexico

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