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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1976

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Taylor Ranch opens with new solar home model

Taylor Ranch, a 1095 acre Northwest Heights development by AMBELL a Bellamah/AMDEC venture, hosts a grand opening featuring a 1750 square foot solar home at 5808 Cambria Road along with models from Dale Bellamah and Candelight Homes. Dignitaries led by Senator Joseph M. Montoya attend as the Information Center debuts. The project plans 1218 single family homes 3489 townhouses 600 apartments plus shopping centers schools parks and an equestrian center over ten years with homes priced from 28 000 to 42 000 in early phases. The solar system uses a Solaron Denver unit storing heat in seven tons of rock and feeding a water heater and furnace while testing energy savings for future homes.

Taylor Ranch Northwest Heights Ambell Dale Bellamah Corporation Affiliated Mortgage and Development Company AMDEC Albuquerque Federal Savings and Loan Association Cambria Road N.W. Southern Union Gas Company Solaron Corporation of Denver Souther Union Gas Solar J.C. Carnes Southern Union Gas Southern Union Albuquerque Cares Carnes

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Supports Troop Activities

The Chaparral Council runs a February 27 to March 17 cookie sale involving 12 500 Scouts. Proceeds fund troop activities and Rancho del Chaparral, a 1200 acre Scout facility in the Jemez Mountains. Cookies baked by Barry Company include lemon creme and mint with boxes priced at 1 25.

Chaparral Girl Scout Council Chaparral Rancho del Chaparral Jemez Mountains Barry Company Quaker Oats Mint Savannah

Weaving Exhibit Opens at Maxwell Museum

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico debuts Weavers of the Jade Needle Textiles of Highland Guatemala through October 1976. The show honors Highland Guatemala after recent earthquakes, features loans from the Dodge Collection of Mrs Carroll Dodge, and includes classic textiles no longer produced plus a catalog for $1.95 with loom setup diagrams.

Highland Guatemala Maxwell Museum of Anthropology University of New Mexico Dodge Carroll. Dodge Burlington Vermont Guatemala Maxwell Museum

Catanach Enters Race for State Corporation Commission

Leo D. Catanach announces candidacy to replace retiring Commissioner Floyd Cross. A longtime public servant and Santa Fe County official, he highlights consumer programs at the commission, efficiency for small businesses, and improved internal systems to better use public funds.

Leo D. Catanach Corporation Corporation Floyd Cross Catanach Santa Fe Santa Fe County Commission New Mexico Association of Counties Santa Fe County Community Action Board Santa Fe Subdivision Santa Fe Growth Organization New Mexico The Corporation Commission Commission

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