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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1987

Page

2

Good Deed of the Week highlights quick paramedic response

Rosemary Fritzky of Rio Rancho praises Department of Public Safety paramedics who arrived within ten minutes when her husband suffered a heart attack. She credits officers Daleah Henry Dennis McCarthy and reserve Leroy Talada and thanks chief Denny Haycox for leading a skilled team at St. Joe's Hospital.

the Observer Rosemary Fritzky Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety St. Joe’s Hospital Denny Haycox Rosemary Knights In Shining Armor Daleah Henry Dennis McCarthy Leroy Talada

Education board hopefuls outline plans for APS district

Biologist Annie Bell for the Army Corps of Engineers, a PTA rep to APS Board, pushes standardized curricula, vocational expansion, lower teacher pupil ratios, fair pay and better working conditions. Linda Carraro, small business owner and wife of State Senator Joe Carraro, emphasizes budget decisions, legislature relations, and school reform mandates with focus on a west side elementary and a new middle school. Pauline Martinez, Mountain Bell rep and parent, calls for day to day management improvements, decentralization, and capital outlay, with Rio Rancho district support if standards stay high. Petra Saiz, write in candidate, backs funding to reduce overcrowding, sustain teen health clinics, and parent involvement. supports Rio Rancho school option with community listening.

Annie Bell U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Bell Bemalillo County Republican Party Carraro New APS Pauline Martinez Mountain Bell Martinez A.P.S North Area Citizens’ Advisory Council Rio Rancho Petra Saiz Taft Valley Saiz West Side New Mexico Family Health Center

Ballot measures ready for Sandoval County voters next Tuesday

Ballots will be available at Precincts 1 4 Lady of Sorrows gym Placitas Algodones Precinct 8 Cochiti BIA building Precinct 9 San Felipe Community Center Precinct 10 Cochiti Lake Alberta Miller Center Pina Blanca Santo Domingo Precinct 20 Santo Domingo Center Absentee voting offered by the Sandoval County Clerk. Two questions seek a 2.5 million debt for school buildings and a 2 per 1000 tax to fund district capital improvements for 1987 1988 and 1989.

Lady of Sorrows Gymnasium Placitas and Algodones Cochiti

Rio Rancho outage hits over a third of city after vandalism

A Bernalillo district manager reported that more than one third of Rio Rancho lost power for over two hours on Monday due to vandalism to insulators on Northern Boulevard between AMREP well 9 and subdivision 17. Muddy roads delayed repairs.

Rio Rancho Bernalillo District Bill Jones AMREP

Rio Rancho Council set to consider zoning and code ordinances

The council plans to approve three ordinances including adoption of the city municipal code. One zoning request would rezone a Unit 16 lot off Golf Course Road to commercial for landscaping business. another would rezone a Unit 16 site off Southern Boulevard to allow a fitness center. Both were approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission on Nov 25 with Development Department restrictions. The meeting also covers Rio Rancho school district task force updates, endorsement of a child protection coordinating committee, crankcase oil collection operations, Sandoval County Human Services office space, library board appointment, personnel updates, and the December budget report.

Richard S. Wiles Tim Tapia Unit 16 Golf Course Road Southern Boulevard Rio Rancho Robert Pomeranz Sandoval County Human Services, Inc City Auditorium Agnes Mulhall

Jemez Springs School District tax measure on ballot

Jemez Springs Municipal School District No 31 in Sandoval County New Mexico seeks a property tax of $2.00 per $1,000 on net property value to fund purposes including erecting remodeling and improving facilities purchasing and improving public property and maintenance excluding school employees salary costs. Polling places include San Ysidro Community Center Zia Pueblo Complex Jemez Pueblo Civic Ponderosa Community Jemez Schools board room and American Legion with voting hours 7 am to 8 pm.

Bernalillo Municipal Sandoval County New Mexico Bernalillo Municipal School District No Jemez Springs Jemez Springs Municipal San Ysidro Community Center Zia Pueblo Complex Jemez Pueblo Civic Center Ponderosa Community Center Jemez Schools Board

Readers win Globetrotters tickets in Observer Quiz

The Observer Trivia Quiz drew 174 entries with Pam McGrath Bill Cummings MLL Rodriguez Gerald Cordova Steve Chavez and June Parrillo among those heading to tonight's Globetrotters game in The Pit. Winners answered items on women in 1968 to costs, NM elevation, Reagan's middle name, largest state capital, AMREP meaning and more.

Pam McGrath Bill Cummings Mll. Rodriguez Gerald Cordova Steve Chavez June Parrillo Globetrotters Observer New Mexico Ronald Reagan Wilson Phoenix Bingaman Domenici Richardson el Malpais

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