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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1981

Page

5

Corrales Community Setinol Announces First Spring Session

Sandoval School hosts a six week spring program with leathercraft Spanish Folk Art and more. Instructors include Bill Worthington Lawrence Gallegos Lloyd Rivera Lauree Bramwell Becky Reed and others. Courses run February 9 to February 21 plus weekend CPR and guitar options. Call 897-0070 to reserve. deadline January 30.

Corrales Setinol Bill Worthington Lawrence Gallegos Lloyd D. Rivera Lauree Bramwell Becky Reed Bill Carlos Gurule Sandoval School

Independent candidates outline hopes for Rio Rancho

Independent candidates met about 50 residents at Haynes Center on Wednesday January 21 to introduce themselves and discuss goals for Rio Rancho city government. Mayor candidate Mike DiSanto urged keeping taxes down while expanding state and county services locally and opening council meetings to the public.

Rio Rancho Haynes Center Clarence King Steven Weiss Corrales Mike DiSanto DiSanto Phil Caristo Caristo Garvey Croley Croley Joe Bovenzi Bovenzi Bill Conner New Mexico Albuquerque Conner

Hostages return home as tattered flag is retired

A Rio Rancho ceremony marked the return of 52 hostages from Iran with a parade and a flag retirement. The Star Spangled Banner was played by a local 60 piece orchestra while veterans and community leaders spoke of patriotism and memory of eight service members who died during the embassy rescue attempt. The flag was lowered and the Veterans Service Council flag raised, then disposed of per law.

Iran Cibola High School Lester Goldman Veterans Service Organization of Rio Rancho Stan Rosenthal Rio Rancho Rememberance Veterans Service Council Goldman United States Free

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