What's in a name for Albuquerque's new baseball team
Albuquerque readers debate a new name for the Triple-A club after moving the Dukes. Suggestions span The Isotopes The Nukes The Posse Conquistadores and roadrunners plus jokey options like The Turquoise and The Jackalopes. Local sentiment favors a uniquely Albuquerquean identity.
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Records delay shields Reagan era papers from archives
Historians press that the Bush administration is withholding 68000 pages from the Reagan White House past the required release date. Critics say the motive is to dodge embarrassment, aided by officials from Nixon to Bush to Powell and Daniels, while archivists warn of legal and policy harm.
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Washington
Rio Rancho 20th Birthday Party thanks many contributors
Gratitude expressed to committee chairs Glenda Mowry Art Corsie Erick Briones and Carrie Brewster for promotion and stamps, Lori Leeds for entertainment Kristy Diaz-Trahan for the 5K Duane Sonier for a litter free event Art Perez for logistics and parade coordination with Parks and Recreation Ed Chismar staff and The Observer for program support hospitality from Best Western Rio Rancho Inn and Conference Center city leaders James Jimenez Mayor John Jennings acknowledged on Letters page A-5.
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Historical Society
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Carrie Brewster
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Kristy Diaz-Trahan
Duane Sonier
Art Perez
Art
Ed Chismar
Parks and Recreation Department
the Observer
Ed Davis
Best Western Rio Rancho Inn and Conference Center
Michael Martin Murphy
James Jimenez
John Jennings
Rio Rancho Action Line Voices On City Life And News
Readers share opinions on local issues from housing costs to trash pickup and police praise. Messages reference The Observer’s ads and a Michael Martin Murphey concert, with calls for better news coverage and citizen responsibility.
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