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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1976

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Bicentennial Wagon Train shows Western living glimpse

Reporter recounts a Santa Fe leg of the Bicentennial Wagon Train pilgrimage from California to Pennsylvania. He describes rugged travelers, camp nights in Bernalillo, the chuck wagon, encounters with Santo Domingo Indians, and the scenic push into Santa Fe, ending with lasting respect for the travelers.

Mikey Stolebarger California Pennsylvania Santa Fe Old Town Rio Grands Blvd Alameda Park 4Th St U.S. 85 Bernalillo Bill Howe Canada Mexico Albuqueque Linda Fox Arizona Bill Howard New Mexico Bud Bemalillo la Bajada Hill Gabbie la Bajada

West Mesa condo project unveiled for 37 million

Planned on 20 acres between Sequoia and Redlands NW the West Winds will include 190 two story townhouses priced 25 000 to 40 000 with greenbelts a central park pool and tennis courts. Financing via American Savings FHA/VA approvals sought construction to start within 60 days. Architects John Garcia and Robert C Ponto.

West Mesa Leo Hunick Hunick Builders of New Mexico Sequoia and Redlands Roads Hunick American Savings and Loan Association Ladera

Bernalillo Development Corp elects officers in new leadership

Development Corp. selects Lary Edwards as president, succeeding Inez Gabaldon who led the civic group for three years. Cipriano Montoya Jr. becomes vice president with Gabaldon as secretary and Louise Brown as treasurer. Five board members including Montoya Sena Perez Aguilar Eliiatt reelected for three years.

Inez Gabaldon Cipriano Montoya, Jr Gabaldon Louise Brown Mr. Montoya Sam Sena, Jr George Perez Monica Aguilar Richard G. Eliiatt

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Addiiton Cibota High School Cavalry Federal Housing Administration FHA Veterans Administration Bernalillo County Planning Commission Albuquerque John Garcia and Robert C. Ponto Lary Edwards Public Service Company of Bernalilla Development Corporation Ethel Kucks Rio Rancho
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