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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1987

Page

3

Rio Rancho Opinion Defends City Growth and District Plan

Editorial argues Rio Rancho faces harsh negative press from Albuquerque and others but has grown steadily since incorporation. It challenges the notion the city cannot run its own schools, cites image issues, and stresses progress, professionalism, and potential for an independent school district.

Rio Rancho New Mexico Albuquerque Pacific West Father Albuquerque

Rio Rancho school district push in 1987 referendum debate

The article analyzes the battle over forming a separate Rio Rancho School District near Albuquerque. It contrasts pro and anti district factions, notes Kiwanis Club discussions with Grace Barone and Morris Gusowsky, and urges candidates to focus on numbers and facts as July 28 and the ballot draw near.

Jack Webb Rio Rancho Albuquerque Grace Barone Morris Gusowsky Albuquerque Public Schools Barone Darth Vader Fidel Castro Persian Gulf Gusowsky Peoria Kiwanis

My T-Shirts Tell Life's Moments Across Years

The author recalls T-shirts from college dorm life and family trips that symbolize meaningful moments. Highlights include The Belfry at 18 years, a phone marathon with a dorm, friends who became brothers, a humorous Ohio humility shirt, and a Mesa Verde trip. Memories of wolf raft fun and reminders of involvement vs passivity frame a desire to buy another shirt.

Pierre Cardin Bannon Shammon Stan Jean Ohio Mesa Verde National Park Richard

Question of the week on Corrales commercialization

Rio Rancho Observer asks readers whether Corrales should pursue more commercial activity. Ramona Chavez Beekeeper-Corrales says yes, more commerce is needed, while another respondent supports growth as essential to the community.

Corrales

Corrales residents discuss commercialization stance

Dianne Edwards and Bob Christopherson voiced mixed and firm views in Corrales. Edwards noted mixed feelings about commercialization while avoiding an explicit stance. Christopherson emphasized Corrales was founded for a different lifestyle and should stay as is.

Bob Christopherson Corrales

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