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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1989

Page

2

Sandoval County eyes shared services to stretch limited funds

Sandoval County Commission outlines a 1989 90 budget shift with 234104 for ambulance services and a planned 287000 total. The plan expands countywide EMS, funds all emergency departments, adds a county medical director and coordinator, and relies on a Emergency Services Board to coordinate. The message urges shared resources across departments and municipalities, citing Rio Rancho Little League as a successful joint project and advocating public collaboration to meet growing needs. The speaker argues for creative financing and joint powers agreements to leverage state road funds for municipal projects and improve election operations through a county city panel.

Sandoval County Oarly Emergency Services Board Sandoval Pueblo Rio Rancho Cibola Little League Little League City of Lam

Boyden case raises doubt on recovery of costs

Tom Edmondson Sr laments legal costs and lack of guaranteed recovery after pursuing a suit against AMREP. He claims AMREP held all the leverage, selling inexpensive homes to poor buyers who lack access to remedies, and offers to share his experience with prospective AMREP buyers.

Amrep Homes AMREP Tom Edmondson, Sr

Letter to editor on speeding ticket and court ruling

Marie Lizarry recalls a 1988 Observer letter criticizing a speeding ticket case. She faced Judge Davis who ruled against her, claiming it was word against officer. She notes disappointment at not naming the judge and references Judge Conner as departed.

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Eisenstadt Legislative Report From Rep Pauline Eisenstadt

Rep Pauline Eisenstadt reports a busy legislative session in which she chairs the House Rules Committee and serves on Judiciary and Education panels. She notes sponsorships including Rio Rancho drainage and flood control 125000 co sponsored with Rep Madalena and Meadowlark Senior Center capital bill 75000 plus Unser Boulevard linkage 300000 with Rep Hocevar. She cites a telemarketing bill 177 and a precursor drug bill addressing education funding and pollution issues while sharing personal updates about her mother’s illness and improved condition.

Pauline Eisenstadt Sandoval County District 44 House of Representatives Rio Rancho Roger Madalena Meadowlark Senior Center 120Th Street Gary Hocevar

Open positions on Rio Rancho election panel

Sandoval County Commission seeks about eight volunteers for the Blue Ribbon Election Panel to advise on improving voting. The Rio Rancho based panel will represent registered voters, with selections by the commission. contact Susan Jannusch at the Sandoval County Manager's Office 867 2341 ext 48 to be considered.

Sandoval County Rio Rancho Susan Jannusch the Observer Rio Rancho Blvd P.O. Box

Senate panel backs emergency VA funding for Albuquerque

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 3.4 billion Dire Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Bill for fiscal 1989. It earmarks 1.2 billion for veteran programs including 340 million for medical care and 844 million for other VA benefits, aiming to prevent cuts at the Albuquerque VA Medical Center. Secretary Lujan seeks 141 million land purchases under the Land and Water Conservation Fund to back Bush 1990 proposals, while Cibola National Forest enacts June 3 fire and smoking restrictions in developed areas and campsites.

Pete Domenici New Mexico Senate Appropriations Committee Veterans Affairs Medical Center Albuquerque Department of Veteran Affairs Land and Water Conservation Fund George Bush Lujan Bureau of Land Management Department of Agriculture Cibola National Forest Phil Smith

Guest Commentary on State Bills and Projects

A guest commentary outlines House funded items including 2.5 million for Petroglyphs and 125 thousand for teenage pregnancy prevention, plus 54 thousand for Corrales road resurfacing. It notes a telephone solicitation bill and efforts to restrict methamphetamine precursors, co sponsored with Rep Gary King, and cites ongoing concerns for the state legislature.

Hocevar Madalena State Office For Gary King

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