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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1984

Page

2

United New Mexico Bank unveils statewide name change

First State Bank president Mr Sterling Emens Jr announces United New Mexico Bank replaces the former Security Bank and will operate ten banks and a trust company under United New Mexico Financial Corporation. The change, effective March 1 1984, includes a new logo colors and a contempor ary typeface designed by Glens Monigle & Associates of Denver.

Sterling Emens, Jr First State Bank All New United New Mexico Bank Rin Runcho United New Mexico Financial Corporation Bank Securities, Inc Emens Glens Monigle & Associates of Denver Banks Progressive Future United New Mexico Bank Alamogordo Security Bank & Trust Albuquerque American Bank of Commerce Carlsbad American Bank of Carlsbad Mimbres Valley Portales First National Bank of Por

Man Pleads Guilty To Auto Burglary In Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho man Thomas Kaminski pleaded guilty to two counts of auto burglary and one count of criminal damage to property related to August incidents. He faced additional charges including armed robbery and conspiracy, but a plea was entered before jury selection. The case involves vehicles owned by Hector Dominguez and Margie Stone, with recovery of some property and no injuries reported.

Rio Rancho Louis Valencia Valencia Thomas Kaminski Bne Kaminski Hector Dominguez Margie Stone Kuminski Country Club Road Mayo T. Boucher Hee Sty Bennie Lovato Country Club Duane van Roosenbeck David Garcia Ortega Albuquerque 33Rd Circle 35Th Circle St. Andrew's Drive Osceola Road Arlene Road Arctur

Child psychologist speaks at Lincoln Middle PTSA meeting

Dr. Chris Nicholson addressed Lincoln Middle School PTSA on February 15. He advised sympathetic listening and supporting a child’s search for identity, and offered a book list available at the school office. The next general meeting is scheduled for March 19, 1984 at 7 30 p.m.

Chris Nicholson Lincoln Middle School Parents, Teachers and Students Association PTSA Nicholson Lincoln

Grand Jury indicts three men in Corrales burglary case

A Bernalillo County Grand Jury indicted three Albuquerque men on three counts each for a Corrales burglary that occurred last month. Bond set at 25000 each for Brian Omar Crockett Steve Beasley 22 Richard Salmon 19 and Charles Postlethwait 20.

Bernalillo County Albuquerque Corrales Brian Omar Crockett Steve Beasley Alvardo SE Richard Salmon

Correction issued on driver name in Rio Rancho crash

The observer apologized for misnaming driver Wittkowske in a report on a Southern Boulevard Tarpon collision. The corrected account states she, Ms. Wittkowske, was attempting to cross Southern to enter a parking lot, not turning left from Tarpon. She sustained a concussion.

the Observer Southern Boulevard Tarpon Rio Rancho Wilkows Wittkowske Southern

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