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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1995

Page

3

Talk shows bloom as cheap, pervasive TV therapy

A wall Street Journal survey notes programmers see talk shows as the biggest unfilled niche amid many already on air. Producers push more pilots because cheap production and strong audience demand drive the trend, while skeptics question their value as a society’s outlet for heated personal disclosures.

Wall Street Journal Cosby George Hamilton Paricipants Philadelphia America

Haiti’s Aristide moves to dismantle the military amid US resistance

Since Aristide’s October return, Haiti has slashed the army from over 7 000 to 1 500, separated it from police, and purged top generals. Observers call it a coup de grace for the military while noting a need for a nonpolitical police and robust democracy ahead of June parliamentary elections.

United States Jean-Bertrand Aristide Haiti U.S Aristide

Enchanted evening concert with my daughter at Tingley Coliseum

A personal reflection on attending a Boyz II Men show at Tingley Coliseum with my daughter. The piece explores mixed feelings about age, fandom, dress, and the idea of a moms-only viewing space amid a teen crowd.

Boyz II Men Tingley Coliseum Boyz Albuquerque Peter Paul Revere IFT Pink Floy- 4 Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Sanians Band Eric Clapton The Allman Brothers the Dead Frank

Readers Write Dear Editor on APS school planning travesty

An open letter criticizes Albuquerque Public Schools for repeated failures in planning growth, citing split sessions at West Mesa High and Cibola’s 1979 opening, then La Cueva and portable trailers to serve Northeast Heights and Rio Rancho. The writer urges accountability from APS, the State Board, and the Legislature, noting dropout spikes and future deficits. The piece also includes a brief note from local residents about traffic impacts on Golf Course and Sara Road.

Cibola Albuquerque State Board of Education APS West Mesa High School la Cueva Northeast Heights Weat Side Rio Rancho West Side West Mesa Son Fo Stas Penabtles Mr. Bosseley Carol Ahmed

Observer's Action Line Commenters Edited for Clarity

The solo comments were recorded on Observer's Action Line. Some remarks were edited for or complaints about any issue. Contact NEWS-Net at 867-4700 ext 2008 for responses or further information.

Observer Ci News-Net Ray Reneeanon Paca

Community voices raise questions on local services in Rio Rancho

Readers criticize Project Sandoval County for aiding battered women, question school district planning for next year, and urge action on flood control raises waste management trucks and expired license plates. They call for accountability at APS and tax spending, urging citizen action and engagement.

Rio Rancho Project Sandoval County

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