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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 2004

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Rio Rancho school board negotiates contract impasse amid union plea

Rio Rancho Public Schools board approves renewals while union president Diana Bonilla urges fair talks. The district and Rio Rancho School Employees Union remain at odds over benefits and salary schedules, with mediator support sought. Board also funds traffic signal work and athletic equipment via interlocal agreements and prepares NM School Boards Association resolutions.

Gary Herron Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Rio Rancho School Employees Union Diana Bonilla Bonilla

Cheney to visit city on Saturday rally in Rio Rancho

Vice President Dick Cheney will attend a campaign rally at Rio Rancho Mid-High School at 4 45 p m on Saturday confirmed by spokesman Ken Spain. Rio Rancho school board president Don Schlichte said he was asked to deliver the invocation. The visit could mark the first time a vice president or president has nother Rio Rancho, part of Cheney's western tour after stops in California Utah and Arizona. The rally is likely to boost Sandoval County's profile with the Republican National Committee and local leaders stressing the campaign’s aim to win voters.

City of Vision Dick Cheney Rio Rancho Cheney Rio Rancho Mid-High School Ken Spain Don Schlichte California Utah Arizona New Mexico Spain Sandoval County Republican National Committee Richard Gibbs Republican Party Jim Owen al Gore Joe Lieberman U.S. Supreme Court

Robbers and drug arrests drive busy DPS beat

DPS officers handled several incidents over a few days including a Subway robbery at Hilltop Plaza by a 6 foot 2 inch Black man in blue jeans and a gray T shirt and a later hold up at Tazza Coffee House on Southern Blvd. A black male wearing a stocking and sunglasses demanded cash and fled with a few dollars. Police used a helicopter but could not locate the suspect.

Berta Ferrendelli Department of Public Safety Jared Hilltop Plaza DPS John Francis Albuquerque Subway Francis Tazza Coffee House Southern Blvd

Commissioners end elections dispute with Bureau response

County commissioners say the conflict over testifying has eased after Eddie Gutierrez answered questions and Victoria Dunlap allowed the response. Commissioner Bency, aided by County Attorney Mathews, says no subpoena will be issued, acknowledging the bluff and noting the four months until Dunlap exits office.

Eric Maddy Sandoval Victoria Dunlap Gutierrez David Mathews Bency David Eddie Dunlap Bureau of Elections New Mexico Association of Counties Farmington Commission Elections Bureau Mathews

Sandoval County Fair Opens With New Features in Cuba

The 23rd Sandoval County Fair starts today in Cuba featuring a Pony Express race and matanza celebration. Hundreds of entries are expected in 61 categories across arts crafts home economics antiques and agriculture plus open livestock and rodeo events. The fair parade begins at 10 a.m. Saturday with a top float prize of 75 dollars. The fair queen leads the festivities.

Eric Maddy Sandoval County Fair Cuba

Funnel clouds sighted over Enchanted Hills area

Several funnel clouds were sighted Tuesday afternoon over the Enchanted Hills area, though none touched ground. The fast moving storm moved through northern Rio Rancho around 2 30 p m letting loose rain and pea size hail before heading southeast. No damage injuries or flooding were reported.

Enchanted Hills John Francis Department of Public Safety Rio Rancho Francis

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