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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

06 Jul 1973

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Jul 06, 1973

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Old Town Albuquerque Night Scene Delights Visitors

Readable text paints Old Town Albuquerque as a lively mix of 1700s style charm and modern shops. It notes San Felipe de Neri Church, La Placita dining, historic homes, and a spectrum of crafts from five dollar silver rings to thousand dollar squash blossom necklaces. Visitors enjoy mariachi bands, dancers, wind chimes, and scents of sandalwood from perfumeries and candle shops along Romero and the plaza.

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Mexico Albuquerque Old Town Rio Grande Boulevard Central Avenue Bernalillo San Felipe de Neri Towt Wis Don Ambrosio Armijo la Placita Don Ambrosio Plaza Franz Huning Germany Huning Old Albuquerque Church Rio Chande Edward T. Beale Crazy Horse la Placita Patia Glass House Candles Unlimited la Hacienda San Felipe Church Romero United Nations India China Bolivia
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Hew approves aid for local child care

Washington reports that the Department of Health, Education and Welfare approved three grants totaling 62,637 for two Albuquerque projects and one Santa Fe project. The All Indian Pueblo Council receives 50,000 for a therapy aid program aiding handicapped children. Albuquerque Association for Retarded Children gets 37,637 to run a group home at 711 Madison NE for six residents and two house managers for one year. New Mexico Environmental Health Administration receives 5,000 to train 40 employees in environmental health methods. All grants run for one year.

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Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Albuquerque Santa Fe Office of Child Development All Indian Pueblo Council Albuquerque Association Madison NE New Mexico Environmental Health Administration
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Alyce Kimmel Candies The USA Gerrales New Constantine Hoare Dick Keng Oura Fountains, Inc Rio Rancho Estates N.M HEW Scint Fine Painting Ted Hogsett Gallery of Southwestern Art Plazuela Sombra
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