Observations on anniversaries and Crossings proposals in Rio Rancho
The piece congratulates 10 Batt and Martha Jordan on their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family from across the United States and also extends best wishes to Wes and Ronnie Eiler for their twenty-fifth anniversary. It then argues for a South Valley river crossing and a westward Gibsor Ave extension to relieve Burulas and Rio Bravo bridges, noting local land ownership concerns. It urges priority for the El Pueblo crossing, speeds planning and engineering for the Montana crossing, and resists the Chats Corridor Study while calling for practical access to Eagle Airport and a Paradise Boulevard extension linked to the El Pueblo bridge, stressing timely, cost-effective construction.
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Batt
Martha Jordan
Vas
Jordans
Rio Rancho
United States
Bob
Martha
O Wes
Ronnie Eiler
North Valley
South Valley
Gibsor Ave
Rio Bravo
New Mexico State Highway Department
el Pueblo
State Highway Department
Montana
Albuquerque
Coors Road
Eagle I
Paradise Boulevard
Voice of the People on Sandoval cheese distribution details
A letter by Florence Simmonds questions the Sandoval County cheese and butter distributions begun in 1989. She names Dolores Montoya as administrator, cites federal guidelines, lists monthly qualification figures, and asserts Rio Rancho Senior Center is a distribution site only, with no control over allocations.
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Observer
Florence Simmonds
Sandoval County
Dolores
Montoya
Rio Rarcho Senior Center
Marguerite Gilbert
E.C.C
Mary Mason
Parks and Recreation
Miss Simmonds
Rio
Dune
Rio Rancho Inn praised by out-of-state veterans group
Members of the Department of the Southwest Jewish War Veterans visiting Rio Rancho, New Mexico for a convention praised the Rio Rancho Inn staff and facilities. The Host Post 203 WY thanks front desk personnel Rosemary Fritcky and Thomas Ladonsky among others for exemplary meals and service, noting visitors from out of state compared favorably with Scottsdale and Las Vegas conventions. The mayoral proclamation, personalized welcome by Councilperson Marlene Feuer, and the Inn’s welcome sign contributed to a strong impression, with attendees saying they will not forget Rio Rancho.
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Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Inn
Department of the Southwest
Us.a
Inia
Scottsdale
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
Marlene Feuer
Rio Rancho Tin
Rosemary Fritcky
Thomas Ladonsky
Robert Moss
Paul Valencia
Margaret Gigliello
Fran Gigliello
Beverly Cillessen
Ellen Weber
Chef Franz
Bunny Fahrbusch
Juant Thomas
Kathleen Aiey
Sharron Blesious
Helen Russo
George Paltbusch
Open Letter of Thanks to Sandoval Group for Market Support
Expressing appreciation to Sandoval Investment Group managed by Senuc Development for approving use of the parking area along SR 428 for a Grower's Market. This letter informs the public of their cooperation enabling the market to support growers and consumers and aid the Lions Club in monitoring Light Conservation programs.
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Sandoval Investment Group
Senuc Development, Inc
Albuquerque
NW Lions Club
Lion's Club
CIA Informant Morarji Desai Revealed in 1983
Washington column reveals Morarji Desai as a CIA asset paid $20,000 yearly during the early 1970s era under Kissinger. Hersh’s book The Price of Power is cited, detailing Desai’s role during the India Pakistan Bangladesh war and subsequent rise to Indian prime minister.
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Jack Anderson
Joe Spear
Washington
Cairo
Bangkok
India
CIA
Henry Kissinger
United States
Morarji Desai
Desai
State Kissinger
Seymour Hersh
My Lai
Vietnam
Hersh
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nixon
Kiss
Inger
Kissinger
Indira Gandhi
Sy Hersh
Henry Kissing
State Department
Applauds Killer Of Dog Letter Responds To Critic
A reader rebutts G M Hrivnaks letter by praising the killing of a dog that endangered children in Santa Fe. The writer attacks Hrivnak and urges keeping dogs on private property to protect kids and homes.
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G. M. Hrivnak
Killer
Santa Fe
Propte
Thanks to Friends and Neighbors for Kindness and Prayers
A reader expresses deep gratitude for kindness and prayers during illness. Special thanks to Pastor Rhymes for visits and to Rio Rancho Paramedics for assistance. Wishes blessings for all who offered cards gifts and good thoughts.
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Tan
Laughter Turns Bitter Over Rising Grocery Prices
A lighthearted riff on soaring food costs and supermarket quirks. The speaker jokes about lettuce multiplying at the Xerox, 184 inches of price cuts, and family budgets straining under a new normal. Prices push humor toward bite, with sight gags and thrift-store fret.
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Tye
Pizza Hut Channel 14 launch Toucan fund drive for Albuquerque Zoo
A July 4 campaign by Pizza Hut and Channel 14 seeks community donations to buy toucans for the Rio Grande Zoo in Albuquerque. Each 99 cent drink cup funds a 50 cent Toucan Fund donation and the program supports the zoo's bird collection and its Zoo to You traveling unit.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
South America
New Mexico
Inside The Capitol Santa Fe Penitentiary Tally of Tension and Trouble
A Santa Fe Based report on New Mexico State Penitentiary conditions notes recurring disturbances in Cellblock 3. Guards protest low starting pay of 1228 dollars monthly, high turnover, and understaffing as inmates manufacture shivs and disturb a riot prone system.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Corrections Department
Hern
States Capitol
Anya
Kulispell
Montana
New Mexico State Penitentiary
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Ridktar
Organization
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Ack Anderson
Drug Enforcement Administration
Columbia
Peru
Bolivia
FOIA
Justice Department
Mn Foia
Internal
Federal Reserve Board
United Feature Syhdeae
McCaffrey Publishing, Inc
Rio Rancho Drive
S.E
Soca Theses
Paradise Hills
Corrales
Bill) McCaFfrey
Rosalia McCofrey
Damas F. McCaffrey
Michael J. Martrantt
Pater Ellar
Marge Cowen
Babette Brower
Sharon Ely
Jarret Ferrall
Judy Buehrar
NEW Mexico Press Association
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