New Mexico Lawmaker outlines 60 day session agenda
Representative Pauline Eisenstadt announces the opening of the 60 day session on January 20 and his roles as chair of the Rules committee and member of Education and Judiciary. He highlights balanced budgeting, a slate of bills including a regional sports facility, bottle bill, grandparent visitation, door to door sales rights, university faculty running for office, DWI breathalyzer provisions, and campaign reform. He pledges to keep constituents informed and to seek funds for education, health, and economic development while protecting state interests in Santa Fe.
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Early Learning Preschool Opens Afternoon Class in Rio Rancho
The not for profit parent run Early Learning Preschool in Rio Rancho forms a new Tuesday and Thursday afternoon class. Children must be three by Sept 1 1986 and range from ages three to five. Classes cap at 18 with one teacher and one aide. Call 892-5105 for info.
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Southern Boulevard
Family honors Grace A Chermak with heartfelt thanks
The Chermak family expresses gratitude to friends for flowers memorials and gifts and for sharing memories at Grace A Chermak’s visitation and funeral. They thank everyone for the wonderful memories and the tribute to their mother.
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Grace A. Chermak
Patriotism and system in American governance debated
The piece critiques leaders like Toney Anaya for seeking unchecked power and dictatorial authority, arguing the danger of bypassing constitutional processes. It cites Nixon, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman as examples and endorses operating within established rules to ensure a peaceful, productive nation and state.
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Toney Anaya
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Haldemann
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Rio Rancho Council Discusses School District Feasibility and Snow Day
Councilor Henry Pacelli outlines that final school district decisions rest with the state Legislature while urging a public election. He details a four month CSI trash can trial with no homeowner cost, reports to council, and no participation penalties. He praises city staff for snow response during the mayor's absence.
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District 5
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