05 Jul 2000
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2000
Page
1
The High Desert Farmers Market starts this week in Bernalillo with Fridays 4 to 7 p.m. at El Zocalo 282 Gamino del Pueblo. Local farms offer produce organic meat crafts and special events are planned.
The Republican Party of Sandoval County will hold its monthly central committee meeting Monday July 10 at the Wells Fargo Bank in Rio Rancho. Registration starts 6:30 p.m. Nominations will be made to fill the second vice-chairman post. A Robert's Rules of Order discussion and duties of the county chairman are on the agenda. Attendees are asked to contribute $1 for refreshments. all Sandoval Republicans are welcome. For more information call Kevin Haney at 892-6602.
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety launches its Selective Traffic Enforcement Program along Southern Boulevard from NM 528 to Unser Boulevard to cut aggressive driving violations by 10 percent. DPS director Dencil Haycox says enforcement will focus on tailgating and unsafe lane changes.
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board will consider two hires, a new Martin Luther King Elementary principal to replace Nora Scherzinger and a communications coordinator. Finalists for MLK include Cathy Corbin and Tina Krattiger. for the coordinator post are Phillip W. Davis Jane Moorman and Steven A. Sandoval.
Rio Rancho Public Schools will install cameras on all non special needs buses to deter misbehavior. Transportation director Theresa Saiz and Superintendent Dr Sue Cleveland say suspensions may result for serious misconduct, with parents urged to cooperate as discipline steps begin next year.
City officials seek to sign an exclusive Pepsi contract for city property and events, potentially yielding up to 150000 annually plus 7500 yearly for eight years. Legal questions arise over constitutionality of granting exclusive rights to a corporation by a municipality.
Albuquerque police plan to charge Joseph Hayens, 16, of Rio Rancho, with auto theft, burglary, receiving and transferring of a stolen vehicle, conspiracy, and tampering with evidence plus charges tied to unlawful use of a stolen credit card. The report states Haycox is the director’s son, not grandson. The trio allegedly broke into a local woman's car and stole her purse.
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