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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1987

Page

4

West Side Boys and Girls Club opens at Lincoln Middle School

Editorial lauds Rio Rancho community effort as the inaugural West Side Boys and Girls Club opens at Lincoln Middle School. It notes plans for a future dedicated facility, urges area parents to join, and praises APS for support and a professional staff. Activities span bingo and basketball under cooperative engagement with the district.

Rio Rancho Lincoln Middle School West Side Boys and Girls Club Albuquerque

Funny Fathers in Detroit A humorous priest led TV panel show

A Detroit cable program titled Funny Fathers features priests sharing jokes and anecdotes from their work, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Detroit. The piece recalls Father William Nolan, a formidable, human preacher known for tough discipline, sharp wit, and colorful language amid parish life and school incidents.

Detroit Tom Sally Father Brown Archdiocese of William Nolan Spencer Tracy Father Nolan Mr. Lipinski Mary Alma Wild Rio

Rafting adventure sparks summer outing in New Mexico

The narrator joins 31 others for a full day Rio Grande rafting trip near Pilar using Wolf Whitewater River Co. The group, guided by Sandy Long, learns to brace, bail, and work as a team while encountering sections like Albert Falls and Old Souse. Preregister by next Wednesday.

City Rio Parks and Recreation Department Rio Grande Pilar Taos Jack O'Neil Wolf Whitewater River Co Jack New Mexico Placid Sandy Long Sandy Rio Grande Gorge Park Whitewater Albert Falls Big Rock Old Souse Lower Gorge City Rio City Park and Recreation Department Wolf Whitewater

Public views on AIDS testing in Rio Rancho poll

A Rio Rancho Observ Question of the Week asks residents if the public should be AIDS tested. Retired residents oppose testing citing freedom of choice and prejudice, while a housewife questions feasibility and individual responsibility.

Free Press Debate Reflections Echo Jeffersons Warnings

A reflection on the press and public mood citing Thomas Jefferson. It contrasts the newspaper role in informing, analyzing, and sometimes sensationalizing with critiques of the media. The speaker hints that reform or action may be needed amid perceived excesses.

Freedom of the press and constitutional safeguards

A political editorial argues against government restraints on press freedom, stressing journalism as a constitutional mainstay. It warns that state control would yield censored, cheerful coverage and calls readers to value independent media as essential to democracy on the 200th anniversary of the Constitution.

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The Wick New Mexco, Inc Randall C. Johnson Gary Stewart Sharon Elly Barbara Sawtelle Margo Cowen N.msp.a Rio Rancho DR. SE Disincorporation New York State Capser Milquetoast Lipinski Shannon Eubank Lauren Dyer John Fanning Gene McClain Sheri Sutton Brian Fritz Signetics Thomas Jefferson Jefferson
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