Illegal citations on NM 528 spark boundary dispute
Rio Rancho police issued traffic tickets on NM 528 outside city limits, but court and county officials say both lanes fall in Sandoval County rather than Rio Rancho. Judge Conner seeks refunds only after city review, while sheriff notes cross deputization expired, leaving magistrate court in Bernalillo to handle violators.
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Lara
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William R. Conner
Conner
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Sheriffs Department
David Bruening Moni Morning
Bil
Sandoval County
Gennaro Ferrara
Ferrara
Rio Rancho Police
Municipal Court
Ferrar
Bernalillo
Municipal Cour
Sheriff's Department
County sets public hearing on fire protection excise tax
The Sandoval County Commission scheduled a public hearing for a fire protection excise tax and a July 28 referendum. The June 1 meeting adopted a resolution to enact the ordinance, with the plan to apply a quarter cent tax to unincorporated areas to fund local fire districts. Proceeds expected around 150000 annually, and voting limited to residents in unincorporated areas.
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Sandoval
Bernalillo
Regina
Placitas
Foothills
Pena Blanca
Cochiti
Corrales
Albuquerque approves Mon tana Coors shopping center plan
Albuquerque City Council unanimously approves a Montaña Plaza Center at the Montaña and Coors intersection, with annexation of the site. Developer Steve Johnson aims to start construction soon on a 44,700 square foot Albertson's grocery store, a drug store, at least one restaurant, and nine small shops amid prior lawsuits resolved out of court.
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Montana/ Coors
Steve Johnson
Montiana Plaza Center
Albert~son's
Barney Kimmick
Bellamah Corp
Coors
Montana
Tom Hoover
Bernalilla County Commission
Observer marks 10th year of community coverage
The Observer reflects on a decade of publishing since 1964, highlighting milestones and year by year events from 1973 to 1979. It cites Black family 7-Bar Ranch coverage, Cibola High School construction costs, theater leadership at UNM, Red China photos, local development like Rio Rancho and Taylor Ranch, flooding in Corrales, Carter Playboy interview, AMREP property interests, and rising ground beef prices as the paper chronicles growth and regional changes.
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Jim Morley
University of Albuquerque
Larry Rottman
U.S
West Aide
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St. Patrick's Day
Ray Burkholder
Maxwell House Coffee
Taylor Ranch
Dale Bellamah Corp
AMDEC
Corrales
Observer
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Jimmy Carter
Playboy
AMREP
Paradise Hills
Naval War College
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Mississippi River
Rosalie McCaffrey
United States
Dennis Chavez
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Dulceling Curtis
Cibata Little League
Floyd Bailey
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Jim McCaffrey
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Horizon Corp
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