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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1983

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Local Manufacturer Builds 80 Foot VWAT Wind Turbine Plant

Forecast Industries will install 29 large vertical axis wind turbines near Coors Road and the airport to supply California wind farms. Each VWAT costs about 285000 dollars, with 185 kilowatts capacity in 37 mph winds, enough for 30 to 40 homes. The project, funded by NMERD and supported by Sandia Labs and Alcoa, aims to grow from 12 to about 40 workers next year as production reaches 100 units.

Coors Road Forecast Industries G.e.motorola Christian Life Center California Vosburgh

West Side to Lead Area Growth, Rio Rancho Forecast

The Middle Rio Grande Council of Governments projects Rio Rancho seven Bar Ranch Paradise Hills and Taylor Ranch on the west side will drive growth to 2010. West side population rises from 27 605 in 1980 to 142 582 in 2010 with 35 percent west of the Rio Grande. Industrial and total employment rise substantially as the Albuquerque urban area grows to about 758 600 people and 368 200 jobs by 2010, with Rio Rancho highlighted as a fast growing industrial zone.

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HED Chief McNeill Seeks NHSC Funding to Save Rural Clinics

New Mexico Secretary Robert McNeill urged Congress to preserve National Health Service Corps funding for 29 rural clinics serving about 120000 residents. He criticized a federal rule demanding rapid loan repayment, saying it could force closures and misaligns with health access needs. The Anaya Administration backs a statewide plan to support primary care while potentially increasing state funding.

State Health and Environment Department Robert McNeill New Mexico McNeill National Health Service Corps National Health Service Corp NHSC

Rio Rancho Council Adopts Flood Tax Election Resolution

Rio Rancho city council unanimously approved a resolution for an August 29 referendum on a five mill flood control levy for five years. Proceeds would fund dikes dams ditches embankments and storm sewers to prevent flood damage. The measure follows a yearlong drainage study by a subcommittee led by Fred Kellogg Marlene Feuer and Eugene Burton.

Rio Rancho Lisbon Road Michael J. Hartrani New Mexico Fred Kellogg Marlene Feuer Eugene Burton Kellogg Feuer Department of Finance and Administration

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