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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1993
Page
3
Lt. Robert Force of the Rio Rancho department is among 42 officers statewide to complete a Police Staff Command course in Santa Fe. The elite program, taught by Northwestern University Traffic Institute, aligns with FBI training standards and meets only once every several years to cover police management and command practices.
The Observer introduces an Action Line for readers to record compliments complaints or concerns about the newspaper city county or the world to be printed in later issues. Callers may remain anonymous and can reach the line 24 hours a day at 892-8420.
Beginning this month the Tobacco Products Act makes it illegal to sell or give tobacco to anyone under 18 and bans minors from buying. Violations incur fines or community service. State Rep. Robert Perls notes the ban on selling cigarettes to kids and on vending machine sales in minor-access areas. The law requires clear signage about the new restriction.
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