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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2004
Page
3
A military mother shares an account from California where a soldier's family notes warm welcomes for troops at stores. In the same trip a woman in a burkha questions a cashier about bombing Iraq, prompting a bystander to defend the troops and offer to send the critic home.
Governor Richardson and Barbara Richardson appoint Sandra Gardner to lead the state effort against domestic violence. She will set standards, coordinate services, publicize resources, and develop a coordinated community response with a pilot program in selected communities. Gardner brings over a decade in family law and DV services and holds a law degree from UNM.
A reader argues against ads offering free older dogs and cats and urges responsible pet ownership, noting the dangers of abandonment and euthanasia. The letter, signed by Yvonne Korotky, emphasizes commitment to animal care and warns about deceptive postings. It ends with a separate note: Today the Communist Party of the United States of America endorsed John Kerry for president, signed Robert E. Cook.
Readers are invited to submit opinions and guests essays up to 250 words with editing and publication at the editors option. Include signature full name verify address and day and evening phone numbers. Mail P O Box 15878 Rio Rancho NM 87174 fax 8925719 or email observernews at global dot nat. Call editor 8928080.
Dick Cheney plans a campaign stop in Rio Rancho as Republicans clash with Democrats over New Mexico’s battleground status. The piece explores intra party rifts between hard core conservatives and Johnson wing moderates, county politics, and voter base demographics ahead of the election.
Rants claim fast food outlets lack cleanliness as workers use bare hands, hair loose, and sneezes go unmasked while wrapping chicken. Letter writers urge better hygiene, glove use, and hygiene standards to pressure compliant eateries. A responder notes pesticide definitions. Also reference to city owning Unit 13 and water supply needs.
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