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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 2012

Page

7

Autism Awareness Banquet Planned in Albuquerque

The Great Southwest Civitan District of New Mexico invites the public to an Autism Awareness Banquet in Albuquerque on March 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Marriott Pyramid Hotel. Dr. Rajesh Rana of the Civitan International Research Center will attend as special guest. he earned the 2008-09 McNulty Civitan Scientist award and oversees autism brain imaging work at UAB. The $30 event supports ongoing brain activity research to improve treatment and intervention for developmental disabilities. Healthcare professionals are encouraged to attend.

Great Southwest Marriott Pyramid Hotel UAB Civitan International Research Center Kana

Poison Prevention Week Urges Safe Home Habits

New Mexico health officials mark National Poison Prevention Week and urge parents to store cleaners medicines and other hazards out of children reach Cabinet Secretary Dr Catherine Torres notes many poisonings affect under fives with most incidents at home Safe Kids New Mexico reminds families to keep the toll free poison control number 800 222 1222 on every phone and in cell phones to act quickly in emergencies

New Mexico Department of Health Department of Health Catherine Torres United States New Mexico

Weekend concerns and council focus in Rio Rancho

Letters discuss voter turnout and new District 1 councilor amid debate over TEA Party politics and public service. They urge accountability for growth, infrastructure, and city funding, questioning the need for a full-time mayor and criticizing animal control and welfare in Rio Rancho. George Thomas comments on Afghanistan strategy.

Rio Rancho Bernalillo County New Mexico Santa Ana Afghanistan U.S George Thomas Rio Rancho

Miller argues for a balanced pork project prioritization plan

The text critiques persistent deadlock over pork projects in the state and proposes a jointly appointed state agency by Legislature and governor to rank local and state capital outlay requests. It notes A-rated states use this method, though it shifts power from legislators and may deter gubernatorial vetoes. legislators see pork projects as vital to their districts.

Deadlock Likely As Governors Protest Local Fund Use

The article notes governors resist lawmakers diverting state funds to local projects. The outcome likely remains a stalemate with no policy change, as tensions over budget allocations persist without resolution.

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