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Newspaper

Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1985

Page

3

Rio Rancho civic appeal urges youth political involvement

A reader urges Rio Rancho's young residents to enter politics, run for office, and engage in city governance. The piece highlights districting proposals allegedly diluting Rio Rancho's voting power and urges residents to protest to the County Commission before the vote, arguing the plan favors a few and harms representation.

Sandoval Rio Rancho Bernalillo Corrales Cuba Jemez Rio Rancho County Commission

Births at St Joseph West Mesa Hospital May 1985

Birth notices record newborns at St Joseph West Mesa Hospital and in Albuquerque area, listing parents and births from May 1985. Names include Rich and Rebecca Staggs. James and Renee Grout. Larry and Virginia Herweg. Adam Jr and Kary Jemeriez. Ken and Virginia Mathieson. John and Susan Sanders. Joseph and Rosemary Swallows. Eric and Katherine Shelton. Timothy and Mary Besaw. Donald and Maria Salas. Jeffery and G. Josefa Steen. Michael and Teresa Bredemann. Barry and Mary Jo Nyer. Sandy and Virginia Jones. John and Tambra Nash. David and Donna Slaten. Eddie J Jr and Shirley Dominguez. Troy and Cindy Beall. Bobby J and Tammy Lawrence. Martin and Rose Hernandez. Blaine and Patricia Emms. Rebecca and Ronald Peterson. Ricky and Patricia Ann Ashcraft. John E and Phyllis Stevenson. Russell and Melynda Kou Walraven. Gregory and Roseannette Bentz. Brian and Bonnie Kahir. Fred and Maria Baca. David and Karen May. Johnnie and Lisa Griego. Joseph and Noreen Perry. Donna and Scott Winwarn.

James R Renee S. Grout Albuquerue A Larry M Virginia M. Herweg Bernalillo Adam, Jr Kary L. Jemeriez Rio Rancho Ken Virginia C. Mathieson Albuquerque John Susan M. Sanders

Independence Day Parade Celebrates Nation's Birthday in Rio Rancho

Readers submit letters and parade details for the fifth annual Independence Day celebration on July 4, 1985 with the Spirit of America theme. Grand Marshal Andrew Sherry and Guest Speaker Bob Durand highlighted by a new city band, Haynes Park festivities, and plans for next year’s night fireworks funded by the Service Veterans Council.

Andrew Andy” Sherry Elks Lodge Rio Rancho Bob Durand American Legion Department of New Mexico Rabbi Zeitzen City Joy Bohning Haynes Park Service Veterans Council Service Veterans Council of P.O

Metro Squad Would Tie County Lawmen Together

Clarifying that county sheriff offices hold jurisdiction in all areas of their counties, including incorporated and unincorporated zones, except federal property. Incorporated towns with own police forces are not routinely patrolled by the sheriff, countering the article's claim.

Melissa Adams Metro Squad Bernalillo County Sheriff

IRS crackdown highlights growing tax rebellion and waste

IRS documents reveal rising taxpayer distrust and a widening tax gap from 55 billion in 1981 to about 98 billion by 1990, with plans to test penalties and broaden audits. Other items note a scam leaflet for ex-con benefits, Maureen Reagan's hospital visit, Proxmire on chauffeured limos, and Defense Coast Guard per student costs.

Jack Anderson Joseph Spear Washington Sam Reagan IRS Donald Goldberg Sep SaaplyTae Treasury Mark Woolley Southeastern Training Center Lancaster Ohio RANK Maureen Walter Reed Army Hospital William Proxmire D-Wis White House David Stockman Proxmire Accounting Office Defense Department Coast Guard

Presbyterian KISS program offers toddler car seat rentals

Toddler-size car safety seats are available for visitors in Albuquerque through Presbyterian Hospital’s Kids in Safety Seats program. Seats can be rented up to two weeks for 10 dollars, fully refunded when returned clean and undamaged. Reservations encouraged at 841 1065 with pickup at Presbyterian’s development office H115 CEN.

Albuquerque Presbyterian Hospital Lynn B. Villella Presbyterian

Santa Fe Education Reform Stirs Capitol Skepticism

The Santa Fe New Mexico political scene questions whether the 37th Legislature can improve state schools, noting long committees, entrenched opinions, and lobby power. Observers warn efforts may devolve into theater rather than meaningful reform as educators and lawmakers clash over budgets, turf, and what actually gets decided.

Santa FE New Mexico House Senate Les Houston Houston

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T.V St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital Rich Rebecca Staggs Joseph D. and Rosemary A. Swallows Eric Katherine L. Shelton Timothy J Mary E. Besaw Donald Maria L. Salas Jeffery K G. Josefa Steen Michael and Teresa Bredemann Barry Mary Jo Nyer Sandy Virginia Jones Tambra Nash David Donna Slaten Eddie J., Jr Shirley Dominguez Los Lunas Troy Cindy M. Beall Bobby J Tammy A. Lawrence Martin Rose.i. Hernandez Blaine E Patricia E. Emms Rebecca L Ronald H. Peterson McIntosh Ricky P Patricia Ann Ashcraft John E Phyllis Stevenson Russell J. and Melynda Kou Walraven, Datil Gregory Roseannette Bentz Brian Bonnie L. Kahir Hobbs Fred and Maria T. Baca Karen May Johnnie and Lisa Griego Joseph and Noreen Perry Donna Scott Winwarn Voice OF THE People Ms. Shafer Voice of the People Observer P.O. Box N.M Fred McCaffrey McCaffrey Publishing, Inc Rio Rancho Drive S.E National Newspar J.W Bill) McCaffrey Rosalie McCaffrey James F. McCaffrey Melissa. Adams Peter Eller and Frank Gilmer Margo Cowen Sharon Ely Patricia Rideout NEW: Mexico Press Association National Advertising
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