Minor appointed to District 1 seat in Rio Rancho
Mary Clare Minor was appointed to the Rio Rancho City Council District 1 seat, replacing Cory Fine who resigned in January. Her term runs through March 1992. Minor, 37, has extensive community ties including library board work and civic committees.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Rio Rancho
Pat D'Arco
Mary Clare Minor
Minor
Cory Fine
Carl Zander
Ken Cameron
Gloria Crane
Cameron
Friends of the Library of
Martin Luther King Jr
Iowa State University
Charles E. Minor
C.P A
Five seek District 3 Rio Rancho Council seat
Five residents have filed letters of interest for the vacant District 3 Rio Rancho City Council seat. The deadline for resumes is Friday March 8, with the appointed term expiring in March 1992. Names include Jim Brown, Teresa Lampres, Audrey Hansen, Eileen Doench, and James Truscio Jr.
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Rio Rancho
District 3
Agnes Mulhall
Jim Brown
Teresa Lampres
Audrey Hansen
Eileen Doench
James Truscio, Jr
Employee killed in Rio Rancho bowling alley shooting
A Monday dawn shooting at Ideal Lanes in Rio Rancho left James R. Chapman 55 dead. Chapman, a maintenance man at the alley, was shot at the rear door area during an early morning incident. He died after surgery at UNM Hospital. Police believe the assailant may have entered as Chapman opened a rear exit to take out trash. The incident left two bullets recovered on scene, one in the door and one in the dumpster. Chapman's wife Judith mourns the loss.
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Rio Rancho Department of
Jay P. Tharinger
Ideal Lanes
Rio
Rancho
James R. Chapman
del Rey Court
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Don Evans
Deborah Road
James Chapman
Evans
Chapman
al Faudie
University of New Mexico Hospital
Judith
Jury finds protests harmed Rancho Homes reputation
A Sandoval County District Court jury ruled that Rancho Homes Inc. suffered damaged reputation from protests by Frances Wilson, a former River's Edge resident now in New York. Wilson must pay Rancho Homes 2000 in damages and $1 in punitive damages for actions tied to 1990 picketing outside the sales office. Wilson's countersuit alleging emotional distress and abuse of process was rejected.
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Beth Velasquez
Rancho Homes, Inc
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
Frances Wilson
River's Edge
Rancho Homes
Amrep Southwest
Wilson
New York
Rio Rancho Homes
Rio Rancho sends flood project priorities to SSCAFCA
The Rio Rancho City Council voted 4-0 to forward a six item flood control priority list to the Southern Sandoval County Flood Control Authority. The package seeks outfall and drainage improvements around Western Hills Vista Hills and NM 528 areas, plus dam outflow controls and canal improvements while noting in city areas remain to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay P. Thuringer
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
Vista Hills
Southern Boulevard
Nicklaus Drive
Ivory Channel
Flood Authority
Miller
Corcales
Harvey Jones
Skyview
Bud Bentley
Swisstack Resigns Chair in Sandoval County Commission
Tom Swisstack stepped down as chairman during a special meeting but will remain a member of the Sandoval County Commission. Joe Lang was elected the new chairman and supports continued collaboration between Rio Rancho, Corrales, and surrounding areas while exploring a Rio Rancho satellite office. A task force will study the satellite proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Velasquez
Sandoval County
Tom Swisstack
Swisstack
Joe Lang
Tom
Lang
Rio Rancho
Corrales
Commission
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Kenneth Brown
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Spotlig
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