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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1973
Page
2
Corrales weekly publication lists West Side Association members and staff. J W McCaffrey is publisher Anita Black Mitchell editor. P O Box 706 Corrales NM 87040 appears in masthead with weekly Friday issue.
New Mexico's Senators Dameniei and Montoya unite to block a Forest Service plan moving the Southwest regional office from Albuquerque to Atlanta. Three alternatives would keep the Albuquerque facility and protect about 300 regional jobs. The clash highlights bipartisan NM leadership in protecting local government operations.
Confidential Senate summary shows Mitchell resisting White House blame shift by Haldeman and Ehrlichman. He plans to testify that he advised the Committee to Re-Elect the President, and that payments to Watergate defendants were used to protect the campaign. The report links Pennzoil president Liedtke to cash routed to Nixon operations and suggests Moody’s gas deregulation moves benefited Pennzoil. A GSA booze celebration for Arthur Sampson tests rules, with Sampson able to waive the antibooze ban.
Frank Trujillo, 37, was hired as Deputy Marshal under Village Marshal Benjie Torres at the Corrales monthly meeting. He brings seven years in law enforcement from Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties and security work, plus studies at Valley College in San Bernardino. The council discussed law changes, an interm committee, and MVD agency considerations for Corrales, with August 13 set for the next meeting.
Among 6.3 million Vietnam era veterans, just over five thousand are amputees. Roughly one thousand have multiple limb losses and about four thousand five hundred are leg amputees.
The Rio Rancho Republican Club will hold a membership meeting tonight at 7 30 at the new Rio Rancho Auditorium on Sabana Grande Blvd Fred Coppola, president, said the group.
The Observer invites comments and criticisms from residents about issues in the mid-valley area. Typed letters should include the sender’s address and telephone number. names will be printed, but addresses and phones may be withheld on request. Limit about 250 words.
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