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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

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AMREP Officials Convicted on Mail Fraud Charges

Four AMREP executives including President Howard W. Friedman and Vice President Daniel Friedman were found guilty on all counts of mail fraud and violations of the Interstate Sales Act. Sentences may reach up to $20,000 in fines and five years per count, with appeals planned. Rio Rancho remains among New Mexico's fastest growing communities as AMREP continues development efforts.

Amrep Cop AMREP Howard W. Freidman Daniel Friedman Chester County Henry L. Hoffman Irving W. Blum Henry B. Oberman Solomon Friend Floyd Bailey Rio Rancho New York

Domenici urges targeted steps over broad stimulus for youth unemployment

U S Senator Pete Domenici told the Senate Budget Committee hearings that sweeping economic plans won’t fix youth unemployment. He cited a staff study showing ages 16-19 are 10 percent of the labor force but 25 percent of the unemployed, and ages 16-24 are 25 percent of the workforce yet 50 percent of jobless. He urged specific measures including wage subsidies and tax credits for firms hiring youths aged 16 to 19, without displacing older workers.

U.S Pete Domenici Senate Budget Committee Domenici Budget Committee New Mexico

BLM surveys to clear title in Middle Rio Grande area

The Bureau of Land Management begins a long range program to clear title to thousands of acres in the Middle Rio Grande valley north of Socorro toward Albuquerque. Zimmerman says the effort will benefit holders of lands with unclear titles, including churches, cemeteries, and residents in good faith. Surveys over five years aim to resolve boundary and record inaccuracies, with no cost to adjacent owners.

Bureau of Land Management Rio Grande Valley Arthur W. Zimmerman Bureau New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Socorro Rio Grande Albuquerque Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District Zimmerman BLM

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