Rio Rancho lands PCM call center expansion
An optimistic editorial notes PCM of California will open a Rio Rancho call and sales center on the HP building’s third floor. The move promises up to 224 new jobs paying 45000 to 65000 yearly over four years and boosts City Center activity amid recent economic headwinds. Gov Susana Martinez and local leaders helped lure the firm, signaling a broader regional revival.
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John Arasim Led Lectrosonics From Brink To Industry Power
John Arasim Jr former president and chairman of Lectrosonics died May 30 at age 91. He stepped down as president in August 2009 but remained on the board until last year. He helped pull the Rio Rancho based audio firm from near collapse into a thriving, globally competitive maker of wireless microphones and processing gear. Under his leadership Lectrosonics moved to Rio Rancho in 1988 and became a stable local employer.
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Eers varification and guest opinions note misspeech
A brief notice discusses verification issues and guest opinion limits, highlighting unclear guidance and a caution against overlong input. The fragment references constraints on opinions and a generic note on process.
Ethics Ordinance Enacted by Rio Rancho Governing Body
Collins notes the Rio Rancho council quickly passed a new ethics ordinance within 90 days of voters mandate amid debate over wording and clarity. He questions whether the measure honors the spirit of the order and if haste compromised ethical intent while urging thorough, correct work on public policy.
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Restricting oil imports would harm New Mexico economy
A Farmington forum on June 14 urged quotas on oil imports. Daniel Fine of the New Mexico Center for Energy Policy warns quotas threaten growth, while price dynamics and fracking trends show free trade benefits and market limits for producers.
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Gun free zones spark debates on safety and defenses
A columnist reflects on gun violence, noting how observers without firearms feel vulnerable in gun free zones. He recalls shootings, cites Churchill and Orwell, argues for armed protection to deter evil, and criticizes lawmakers who push bans instead of practical safety measures.
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