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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1991

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Wall named president of real estate division

AMREP Corp moves its real estate headquarters from New York to Rio Rancho. James Wall named president of AMREP Southwest, overseeing AMREP Southwest and AMREP Southeast from Rio Rancho while corporate HQ stays in New York. Wall, with the company since 1968, replaces leadership as Howard Friedman and Larry Perlmutter plan to step down later this year.

New York Rio Rancho Amrep Corp Howard Friedman Jay P. Thuringer Amrep Southwest James Wall Wall Amrep Southeast Florida AMREP Larry Perlmutter Friedman Perlmutter Anthony Gliedman Gliedman Trump Organization New York City

Four Jemez Valley board seats up for election

Voters in the Jemez Valley Public Schools district will choose four board members in the February 5 election. Rio Rancho residents in the district can vote, with about 780 students in the Rio Rancho portion and 535 in the traditional Jemez area. Candidates include Gilbert Lucero, Douglas Lewis, Delores Jewell, Peter Magdalena, Karla Walker, Benny Shenda, Cecelia Gachupin, Robert Martinez, Orlando Lucero, Barbara Harris, Allen Gachupin, and Dennis Trujillo across positions 2 3 5 and 6. Harris advocates Rio Rancho representation and education for all district children. Walker pushes Rio Rancho voice on the board and cites overcrowding and multi-district governance concerns.

Genie Blair Ryan Jemez Valley Board of Education Rio Rancho Northern Boulevard Jemez Enchanted Hills Adrian Meador Jemez Schools Jemez School Gilbert Lucero Zia Pueblo Douglas L. Lewis la Cueva Delores J. Jewell Peter M. Magdalena Jemez Pueblo Karla J. Walker Benny J. Shenda Jr Cecelia J. Gachupin Robert N. Martinez San Ysidro Orlando Lucero Canon Barbara D. Harris Allen R. Gachupin Dennis R. Trujillo Ponderosa Harris Karla Walker Walker State Department of Education Education Action Committee of Enchanted Hills Pta

Petition backs Baca dual role as county commissioner and labor secretary

Sandoval County District 1 residents filed a petition with the county commission supporting Patrick Baca serving as both county commissioner and state Secretary of Labor. The petition criticized Commission Chairman Tom Swisstack and County Attorney Paul Montoya for claiming a conflict of interest and urged clear air on the matter.

Beth Velasquez Sandoval County Patrick Baca Sandoval County Commission District 1 Commission Baca Tom Swisstack County Atorney Paul Montoya Bernalillo Leroy Lucero We the Swisstack Montoya Sefe Montoya Bomalillo Bernalillo County Bernalillo Center George Griego

James Wall Named President of AMREP Southwest and Southeast

James Wall after 23 years with AMREP Corp is named president of AMREP Southwest and AMREP Southeast directing real estate operations. His efforts include Rio Rancho Santa Fe Aurora Colorado West Palm Beach Orlando Ocala and New Jersey projects. He serves on multiple New Mexico bank and economic development boards.

James Wall Amrep Corp Amrep Southwest Amrep Southeast Wall AMREP Rio Rancho Santa Fe Aurora Colo West Palm Beach Orlando Ocala Fla New Jersey Amrep Corporation Jim Wall Howard Friedman Friedman New Mexico Governor's Business Advisory Council Middle Rio Grande

County jail expansion eyed as self supporting by 1992 93

Sandoval County corrections officials expect the new 96 bed jail to be self supporting by fiscal year 1992 93 with projected annual profit of 53700 and no operating cost to the county. Current costs run 950000 yearly with 840440 expected January through June 1992. The facility will host federal prisoners at 60 per day and misdemeanants at 40 per day. Ground breaking planning proceeds with design to be completed soon.

Beth Velasquez Sandoval County Corrections Steve Pickering County Commission Pickering U.S. Marshall's Ray Mitcham Ray Mitcham & Associates Paul

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