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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1977

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Cibola Class of 1977 to graduate tonight

The Cibola High School Class of 1977 will graduate tonight at 7:30 in the school gym. Speakers include Steve Clarke welcoming, Ginger Coleman invoking, David Chapman offering the benediction, and Principal John Barefoot delivering the main address. Judy Nakamura provides a year recap and a full class list on page 6.

Cibola High School Steve Clarke Cibola Ginger Coleman David Chapman John Barefoot Judy Nakamura

Rio Rancho Talks Incorporation and Insurance Costs

State Senator Tom Rutherford addressed the Rio Rancho Residents Association on incorporation, insurance liabilities, and funding. He cited sovereign immunity limits, Tort Claims Act effects, and potential local tax and fee revenues while urging caution in pursuing incorporation.

Tom Rutherford Rio Rancho Residents Association Rutherford Supreme Court Hicks State of New Mexico Lalla Solic Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho Community Day Schedule Released

The Rio Rancho Executive Committee previews the July 16 1977 Community Day with a 7 30 a m hot air balloon ascension and a parade along Southern Blvd from Sara Rd to the shopping center. The event features a helicopter landing performances by the Rio Ramblers Square Dancers old cars dignitaries and Shrine units plus midway fair games and food stands all day.

Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Executive Committee Southern Blvd Sara Rd Rio Ramblers Sandcyst' Masonic Lodge Knights of Columbus Rio

Sandoval County to form planning and zoning board

The Sandoval County Commission voted to establish a planning and zoning commission and directed County Attorney Louis Valencia to draft a zoning ordinance and a resolution for creation. Commissioner Max Mandragon led the move, citing steps to control development and ongoing concerns from Rio Rancho residents about independent zoning, with the board approved unanimously.

Sandoval County Louis’ Valencia Max Mandragon Rio Rancho James M. Gulick Paradise Hills Louis Valencia Fred Coppola Valencia Sandoval

Voter Registration Drive Aims At Rio Rancho Referendum

Citizens 18 or older who have resided in New Mexico for 42 days before an election may register. With no election until June 1978, anyone 18 or older in Rio Rancho can register now. A registration session is set for June 18 at Rio Rancho Auditorium from 1 to 4 30 p.m. Contact Melba Palmer or Jim Gulick for appointments and possible special registrations in Unit 11, Rancho West Mobile Home Park, or the Fairways Condominiums.

Rio Rancho Melba Palmer Jim Gulick Unit 11 Rancho West Mobile Home Park Fairways Condominiums

Attention Graduates Hidden Numbers Offer Free Cinema Pass

Ten phone numbers belonging to Cibola graduates from the Class of 77 are randomly hidden throughout the issue. If your number is listed you win a free pass to the Rio Rancho Cinema. Numbers may be hard to locate in the pages.

Cibola Rio Rancho

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