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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1986

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2

Bridge delay prompts citizen group protest in Albuquerque

Julian Smith head of the Paseo del Norte Bridge Committee accuses state officials of slow action on the new bridge. He and members from Corrales and Rio Rancho press for bids and ground breaking by June, citing late right-of-way work and delays since financing was announced.

Albuquerque Paseo de Norte Julian Smith Paradise Hills Civic Association Paseo del Norte Smith Bob Cargen Ter Corrales Pat Clausen Baja Corrales Homeowners Association Rio Rancho Mary Humphrey Joe Carrara Toney Anaya Larry Larranaga West Side Carrara Julian R-Bernalillo Carraro Taylor Ranch Civic Association Bob Carter Pat Clauser Gary Herron

Rio Rancho Elects Griffin Mayor in Close Vote

The newly elected Rio Rancho city government is set for an organizational meeting and first council session. Terry K. Griffin won the mayoral race with 1,421 votes, 40 percent, defeating incumbent Richard Wiles and Pat DArco after an absentee-adjustment. District results show Griffin leading in five districts, with DArco sweeping District 4, and absentee ballots slightly shifting totals. New councilors include Carl Zander in District 2, Joan Boressen in District 3, and Henry Pacelli in District 5. all sworn in Monday night.

Rio Rancho William Conner Griffin D‘arco Wiles D'Arco D’arco Joan Boressen Marvin Landau Borresen Landau Henry Pacelli Alamogordo Fred Kellogg June Sparks Washington State

City welcomes new councilors push for open communication

Griffin notes ongoing city outreach with residents and employees as new District 2 3 and 4 councilors Carl Zander Joan Borresen and Henry Pacelli outline plans for newsletters open meetings and staff input. Zander vows open door policy and thorough issue review before voting.

Zander District 3 Kevin Lang Joan Borresen Henry Pacelli District 5 Pacelli

Record turnout in Corrales elects third woman mayor

In Corrales a reported record turnout of 971 voters produced Laura Warren 373, Andrew Nagen 297, James Gutierrez 169, and T. C. Perea 147 for village top posts. Gus Wagner Jr won council, Dorothy Curtis Trafton took Dunlap’s seat, with Mel Eisenstadt unopposed as village judge. Some roster discrepancies and minor machine failures noted. filings closed with sworn results announced.

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