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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1983

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PHCA Protests City Plans and Parishioner Meeting

The Parading Mills Gyle Association plans to send a letter to Bernalillo County Commission Chairman Len ton Malory protesting the annexation proposal of 2 square miles of the West Mesa by the City. About 30 members of the Civic Association attended the June 9 meeting and a voice vote was taken.

Mills. Gyle Association Yood Bernalillo County Commission Ciminnan Lenton Malory West Mesa Civic Association Rakeo Rhatigan Patrick Padilla Paradise Hills Padilla Cty Fire Department Malory Din Dunbar County Aliamey Joe Diaz Observer Paradise Mills Alban Hills Tom Lett Cormics U's Ale Assembly

Burglars steal $3300 in tires from Rio Rancho shop

A tire store in Rio Rancho lost about 3300 worth of steel belted radials, shocks, and tools after burglars entered through a front window by cutting security bars. The break in occurred four days after the shop opened at its new Industrial Park location. Police are investigating the incident and note damage to locks and windows estimated at 500.

Rio Rancho Tire Tate Gary Shaffer Shaffer Mr. Tire TNT Cycles Me. Tire Corrales Road Jim 6 Rio Rancho

Corrales Council weighs raises plan for staff

Corrales Village Council debates two methods to fund employee raises in a 284678 budget for the coming fiscal year. Proposed options include tenure based increments and a cost of living adjustment with a cap, while mayor Gentry seeks a position based salary range to reflect job responsibility.

Corrales Dunlap Tommy Gentry Gentry Jack Rosylings Council Rawlings McGlothlin John Kearney Aire

Rio Rancho adopts 1.55 million budget for FY 1984

Rio Rancho City Council approved a 1,552,557 budget for city operations in the 1984 fiscal year, with five percent raises for most staff, increased funding for police, library, municipal court and parks, and a major cut for animal control. It includes 260,000 for acquiring the Blum Building and notes a pending adjustment for county landfill costs. Mayor Bruening cited oversights and deliberations in land fill funding and potential renegotiation of the contract.

Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Blum David Bruening Landfl Teulne Mctlothlin Motor Vehicle Department Bluns McGlothtin Finance Department

Corrales Noise Ordinance Dismissed Over Posting Error

Territorial House Restaurant case dismissed after judge found Corrales noise rule not legally in effect due to failed posting. Village clerk on vacation. affidavit of publication lacking. Neighbors noted quiet environment despite previous complaints about Lady G's Lounge live bands.

Corrales Jay Hertz Cuca Guilliland Hertz Joe Lang Lang Dan Behtss Judianel Paul Arseniu Caro Paradisio Peter Everett Everett Lady G's Arsengu's News 10

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