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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 2010

Page

9

Rio Rancho schools approve budget amid looming state cuts

The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board passed next year’s budget, adding 25 new teachers financed by growth funds, while warning of potential $5 million state cuts. Superintendent Sue Cleveland and district officials stressed reserves remain vital as health and liability insurance costs rise and per pupil funding falls, with JROTC to be replaced by an Army program at Cleveland High and startup costs estimated around $100,000.

Rio Rancho Richard Bruce Cleveland Pas Abas Sue Cleveland Cleveland High Bruce

Plan to stop Gulf oil spill devised by Laughlin

Steven Laughlin, a semiconductor field service engineer for Intel, proposes a locking collar with a brass sealed steel insert to seal the deepwater pipe from the Deepwater Horizon spill. The device uses jacking screws and a reduction gear to drive and seal the plug inside the leaking pipe.

Gulf of Mexico Steven Laughlin Deepwater Horizon Laughlin Intel Rio Rancho Christopher Ortiz

County restricts open burning in Sandoval County

Sandoval County broadens fire rules in unincorporated areas adopting an emergency ordinance banning open burning until conditions dry. The county has seen 74 wild land fires this year burning over 2500 acres with at least two out of control blazes daily amid extreme fire behavior, including the Cabazon fire and the Rio Fire in the Jemez Mountains.

Sandoval County

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