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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1975

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Goals of West Side Association heard by Rio Rancho Residents

Rio Rancho residents heard the West Side Association goals and smoking dangers at a February meeting. J Howard Sherrod announced the group’s aims for orderly growth, zoning benefits, and West Mesa Airport buffer zones. Dr Lynn Hooker spoke on smoking linked to cancer, heart disease, emphysema, and daily health effects.

West Side Association Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Residents’ Association J. Howard Sherrod D.V Chamber of Commerce West Side Sherrod West Mesa Richfield Road Montana Road T8th 84Th 98Th Coors Road Boca Negra Park Volcano Cliffs Lynn Hooker Hooker

Corrales deputy charged with petty larceny in jacket theft

Bernalillo County Sheriff Joe Wilson reports Corrales Deputy Marshall Ben G. Torres and Deputy Garcia have been charged with petty larceny over a December incident. They allegedly took a $60 jacket from a person arrested in Bernalillo County. Both pleaded innocent before Magistrate Judge James Toole and were released on their own recognizance.

Bernalillo County Joe Wilson Corrales Marshall Ben G. Torres D Garcia Wilson Garcia Torres James Toole

Rio Rancho Democrats Set Meeting With Bob Shafer

The Rio Rancho Democratic Club will meet at The Auditorium in Rio Rancho on March 11 at 7 30 p m. Bob Shafer Democratic chairman of Precinct 31 and voter registration coordinator for Ward D will speak on voter registration procedures and requirements in New Mexico.

Sheiro Rancho Democratic Club Rio Rancho Bob Shafer Precinct Ward D. Shafer State of New Mexico

Horizon Hut opens to serve Paradise Hills teens

Paradise Hills residents and Horizon Corporation opened The Horizon Hut a winter teen center west of the Paradise Hills County Club pool. The facility offers two pool tables, a ping pong table, two pinball machines, snack machines, and a refrigerator with a part time director Bill Gracey. Board members Janice Billings Kathy Davis Scott Yarber Benny Allen lead operations with a dues of 25 cents monthly and a $1 joining fee. Hours run fall to spring with varied weekly times and guest limits.

Horizon Hut Kay Fiinsons Teng People For Progress Ti Furadise Hills LaMar Munson New Mexico Horizon Corp Ranice Rillings Norma Davis Horizon Corporation People For Progress Paradise Hills Yourssters Paradise Hills County Club LaMar Hansen Hansen Janice Billings Keith Crowley Kathy Davis Scott Yarber Benny Allen Sepemmbor Country Club

Sandoval County mulls funding for Cochiti access road

The Sandoval County Commission voted to ask the New Mexico congressional delegation for federal funds to build a temporary 3.25 mile access road from Cochiti Pueblo area to I-25 near La Bajada Hill. Estimated $220,000. permanent route about $1.2 million. Jurisdiction questions center on U S Forest Service land and Santo Domingo Pueblo concerns.

Sandoval New Mexico Cochiti Pueblo I-28 Th Jon Cochiti Area United Pueblo The U.S. Forest Thompson Ranch la Bajada Hill Santa Fe Highway Department Gullek Gulick Commission Sandoval County U.S. Corps of Engineers Corps of Engineers Bureau of Indian Affairs Santo Domingo Pueblo Golick

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