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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

10

Publisher's Desk Notes Rio Rancho Name Contest

Observations discuss incorporation debates in Rio Rancho with a local contest idea for naming the community. Mentions several New Mexico towns by example and notes broader regional growth, development plans, and open community Day Committee meeting on July 8 at Vista Grande Apartments. The piece lauds FBI official Francis X. O'Brien and general federal progress.

Rio Rancho Community Day Committee of Vista Grande Apartments

Voice of the People Opposes Rio Rancho Incorporation

A resident argues against incorporating Rio Rancho now. He criticizes AMREP for not delivering promised parks, fears higher taxes, and notes burdens on boondock property and local businesses due to high rents and limited services. He urges AMREP to address grievances before any incorporation decision.

Rio Rancho AMREP

Lack of influence shows in ward chairman’s weakened sway

The passage questions Mr. Gulick’s effectiveness as ward chairman after a major election defeat. It suggests that if the ward’s Democrats share his views they should voice them, and if they seek better information on life quality and community matters they should express that need clearly.

New Mexico GOP reveals 1978 campaign aims and contenders

In Santa Fe the GOP State Executive Committee heard Garvey Carruthers urge a creative 1978 battle plan while noting nine lieutenant governor prospects and a ticket balance strategy. District and statewide candidates were named, with Runnels and King discussed as potential rivals, amid fundraising and infrastructure bets across New Mexico.

Santa FE New Mexico Garvey Carruthers Las Cruces GOP New Mexico State University SREC Espanola Anderson Carter Lovington U.S Senate House Carter Ronald Reagan Luna County Tommy Perez Deming Joe Sheen Pichacho Lincoln County Carruthers Mumay Ryan Silver City U.S. House Colin McMillan Roswell Skeen Marvin Watts Carlsbad Humble City Lea County U.S. Senate Runnels Joe Napolitan Bruce King Santa Fe County King McMillan Atlanta Lou Kitchin Kitchin

Gavin Maloof Early Life and Business Plans

Gavin Maloof age 20. son of George Maloof. has worked in family hotels and trucking firms since age 11. majoring in business administration and speech, to attend Trinity University after stints at Ole Miss and UT Chattanooga. football active, plans two more years at Trinity. attended Highland High, NM Military Institute, Our Lady of Fatima.

Maloof Gavin George Maloof Gavin Maloof Trinity University San Antonio Texas University of Mississippi At Oxford University of Tennessee At

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