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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1984
Page
6
The article outlines how federal tax rules affect home sales including capital gains, losses, and the special once in a lifetime 125000 exclusion for 55 plus. It emphasizes planning with a CPA to maximize basis from improvements and to time purchases of a new principal residence to defer taxes.
New Mexico Solar Energy Institute at New Mexico State University offers a no cost Energy Information Series publication Financing a Solar Energy System. It covers financing solar for existing and new homes, obtaining a solar loan, and where to find NM Solar Finance Program and Federal solar aid info.
The Patchwork Prince a fractured Cinderella tale directed by Joe Carder opens at the Albuquerque Little Theatre with Stef Leyendecker as Cinderella and John Shipp as the ambition driven Prince. The cast includes Deborah Blanche Norman Silverman Jeff Hudson and Tanner Parsons with tickets 6 adults 3 children box office 242 4750.
Manager Steve Anaya announced the 1984 New Mexico State Fair will feature a mix of contemporary and established country and western stars. Rodeo nights run September 12 to 22 with a star lineup including George Strait Glen Campbell Rita Coolidge Earl Thomas Conley Eddy Raven Johnny Lee Lane Brody Tammy Wynette Tennessee Ernie Ford Ray Charles the Belamy Brothers and Michael Martin Murphey. Beatriz Adriana headlines Heritage Night opening Friday. Tickets go on sale September 12 for general admission with mail order forms in state newspapers and brochures available. offices open August 4 for in person purchases.
Kiwanis International 69th convention in Phoenix drew over 15 000 leaders and guests from 8 100 clubs in 78 nations June 24 to 27. Speakers included First Lady Nancy Reagan praising The Chemical People program. Kiwanis reports show high club spending on community service and a membership peak of 311 000.
Paradise Hills residents gathered at Paradise Hills Community Park for a Fourth of July picnic hosted by the Paradise Hills Civic Association. The Paradise Hills Volunteer Fire Department led a fireworks display marking the nation's birthday, with activities for all ages, volunteer tours of neighborhoods, games, races, tug of war, and a barbecue. Community support from local businesses and media helped fund and publicize the event, and plans for a July 15 paper drive were announced.
Rio Rancho City Council plans a July 1 meeting at 7 p.m. in the city auditorium to discuss zoning changes for AMREP Southwest and Americar developments. The agenda includes a retirement center plan near Meadowlark Lane, a C-1 to special use request, and a RI to special use for a 144 acre multi use residential project, plus appeals by Morang Kazimir Goetz and others and contracts for engineering services.
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