Zoning Board rejects 40 unit Paradise Hills townhomes plan
The Hills Special Zoning District Commission unanimously denied Admark Construction Co. a zone change or special permit for 40 townhomes between Irving and Paseo de Norte citing a severe R-2 shortfall and potential density, traffic, and fire concerns. Neighbors voiced opposition while fire chief Dan Dunbar warned about density. Commission members urged preserving Paradise Hills zoning and resisted extending multi family zoning.
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Iving
Paseo de Norte
Iridise Hills
Ender
Irving
Cajabasillas Araya
Pata de Norte
Paradise Hills
Paradise Hills Zoning Panel to Target Junked Cars
Paradise Hills zoning panel to ask Bernalillo County Sheriff to issue tickets to residents keeping junked automobiles in driveways or on street, citing a June 1 meeting where Joe Cook urged action on Clear Water Street. Attorney Roy Anuskewicz said the board can seek citations for violation of the ordinance against immobile cars as a misdemeanor.
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Whitehill
Paradise Hills
Bruce Guffey
Cormntiee
Aspen Con Sinictian
Joe Cook
Clearwater Street
Cook
Vom
Varant
Roy Anuskewicz
Commission
Museum of New Mexico appoints Dr Mary Elizabeth King Associate Director
Dr Mary Elizabeth King of Las Cruces is named Associate Director of the Laboratory of Anthropology. She will assume the post in early July as the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture prepares a new building beside Camino Lejo in Santa Fe. King, currently directing the New Mexico State University Museum, holds degrees from Cornell, Columbia, and the University of Arizona. Her work includes a decade with Laboratory of Anthropology collections and ongoing research on Southwestern culture. She noted the Museum system’s world role and the need for Native American input. The new museum, designed by Matria and Schiff, will open near the Lab of Anthropology with space for music and dance performances. The Museum of New Mexico includes several state museums and is open daily with free admission and a requested donation.
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Las Cruces
Laboratory of Anthropology
New Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
King
Museum of New Mexico Board of Regents
Museum of New Mexico
Cornell University
Columbia University
University of Arizona
Sehith
New Museum
New Mexico State University Museum
New Mexico
Ug Jt
Museum of Indian Art
Scisuve
Museum of Indian Arts and Culling
Matria and Schiff
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Camino Lejo
Museum
of New Mexico System
Lahoratory
Office of Cultural Affaars
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum of International Folk Art
Palace of the Governors
Oruseums
Southwestern artist Pena to attend arts fair in 1984
Amado Myurilid Pena Jr a leading Southwestern artist and poster creator will appear at the New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair on Saturday June 23 1984 from 105 p m. He will sign posters purchased by fair visitors. Pena a Laredo Texas native and Texas A&M graduate taught school and chaired Ayatin's Anderson High School art department before pursuing art full time in 1980. He formed El Taller studios in Austin and expanded with galleries in Santa Fe and Taos. His work blends silk screens and watercolors with themes of children and families and has been shown widely with over 75 one man shows.
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Amado Myurilid Pena, Jr
New Mexico
Pena
Reuben Rose
Santa Fe
Sante
Encacnacon Pena
San Ildefonso Publo
Rnch
Puebla
Amado Pena
el Taller
Austin
Et Taller
Taos
Amada Pena
Paramedics graduate from UNM academy
Emergency medical resources in New Mexico recently boosted by new paramedics graduation at the University of New Mexico Emergency Medical Services Academy. A dozen graduates join Albuquerque Fire Department staff and UNM Hospital emergency departments, with many remaining in the Albuquerque area.
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New Mexico
University of New Mexico Emergency Medical Services Academy
Albuquerque
Floyd Gonzales
Michael Beebe
Michael Fox
Sam Trujill
Rio Rancho Mayor Joins MRGCOG as Vice Chairman
Rio Rancho Mayor David Bruening was elected vice chairman of the Middle Rio Grande Council of Governments for 1984 85 at the annual meeting June 7. He succeeds Bernardo County Commissioner Orlando Visil who was reappointed as chairman for the coming year. The council, made up of area municipalities and counties, coordinates regional planning on solid waste, water quality, air facilities, and transportation improvements. Bruening also serves on COG's Urban Transportation Planning Policy Board.
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Rio Rancho
David Bruening
Middle Rio Grande
COG
Bruvreng
Vleeten
Rid Kinee
Ery
Urban Transportation Planning Policy Board
Art exhibit and sale for battered women shelter benefit
A reception titled Southwestern Spirit of Support honoring Erin Pizvey will feature an art exhibit and sale at the home of Mayor Harry Kinney in Albuquerque on Sunday June 24 1984 from 4 to 6 p m The event benefits the Albuquerque Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence with a per person donation and includes works by numerous local artists such as Ana Chavira Eladio Chisz Jon R Flores Sonny Rivera Filomond Martins and many others Entertainment will be provided by the Urban Indian Health Clinic Lownie Wiesbarg and Gerald Chives For more information call 24749
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Harry Kinney
Vista Grande
Albuquerque
Pizzey
Sata Fe
New Mexico
Leith Arlats
Ana Chavira
Eladio Chisez
Jon R. Flores
Sonny Riveri
Filomond Martinus
Jucie Mares
Edna Melyer
Joris Lobato
Eva Lobato
Hares Fenesta
Diane Stroughbow
Reb Rikoon
Ben Vigil
Charlie Carille
Irene Marinea-Vares
Bery Slade
William Davis
Robert Gallegos
Lownie Wiesbarg
Gerald Chives
Con Luck
Durang double bill at Adobe Theater Weekends
Two one act plays by Christopher Durang at Adobe Theater offer light comedy and sharp satire. The Actor's Nightmare features David Bowles as a bumbling accountant. Sister Mary Explains It All For You satirizes religious fervor with Charlotte Carsteirs and Carmen Tittmann in lead roles. Curtain is 8:30 pm with tickets at the door or by phone.
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Adobe Theater
IHN
Christopher Durang
Daval Bowles
Sister Mary Ignatius
Mary
Charlotte Carsteirs
Carmen Tittmann
Diane Symonds
Sister Mary
Tittmann
David Bowles
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