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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1989

Page

4

DPS Reports Chronicle City Incidents And Accidents

A sequence of police logs from March 15 to 19 details at home births injuries and hospital transports, thefts including two chainsaws from a garage and multiple plant thefts, a motorcycle crash with back pain, a house burglary over six thousand in valuables, a driver license violation, a brush and tree fire, a grocery store fall, bike theft, and an arrest for drunken driving and evading police in Rio Rancho. Several medical transports and minor injuries are noted along with vehicle and property damage reports.

Lovelace Medical Center Laguna St. Joseph’s West Mesa Hospital DPS 23Rd Avenue Rio Rancho Medical Center Partnership Martinez Road Torrey Pines Road Bogie Road St. Joseph’s West Mesa Hospital Kim Road Lema Road Rio Rancho

Darts as a Fastest Growing American Sport

The article notes over a million Americans play darts regularly and cites its rapid growth. It emphasizes skill over strength, appealing to men and women, and highlights darts as the only sport enabling amateur players to compete with professionals.

Municipal Court Sentencings Highlight March 13 16

Judge William R. Conner hands down April 13 to March 16 municipal court sentences. Rio Rancho defendants face jail terms, fines, and probation for charges including two counts of mandatory insurance, disorderly conduct, driving while intoxicated second offense, red light violations, unlawful use of license, minor in possession, and open container.

William R. Conner Eugene Vadnais Rio Rancho John Nina Wilbert Kady Albuquerque Alcoholics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous James R. Baca John J. Gill

Daffodils for Hospice Day fundraiser march 31

Hospice Hospital HomeCare hosts Daffodils for Hospice Day as a major fundraiser for the patient care fund. Flowers sell for 54 per bunch and 2 per vase at Presbyterian and St Joseph hospital locations and several area banks. orders of 10 bunches or more include delivery. Call 842-7108 to reserve pickup or arrange delivery.

Hospice Hospital HomeCare All Presbyterian St. Joseph Hospital PNM Alvarado Square United New Mexico Sumwest First National First Inter ABQ Federal and National Bank of Albuquerque

District Courts Civil Docket Involving Debts and Fraud

March civil docket lists Sears Roebuck and Co. versus Barry and Becky Leimkueler over debt. Presbyterian Heart Institute sues Louis Duncan for restitution. State of New Mexico pursues charges including Ganett issuing worthless checks Anna Rael fraud Joseph Burdett larceny.

Sears, Roebuck and Co Barry Becky Leimkueler Presbyterian Heart Institute Louis Duncan State of New Mexico Charles Ganett Anna Rael Joseph Burdett

Donor speakers bureau boosts organ awareness

Speakers from the New Mexico Donor Program travel to schools churches and civic groups to raise organ donation awareness. Recovered speakers include transplant recipients patients awaiting transplants and health professionals from the statewide donor program. To schedule a speaker call 843-7672.

New Mexico

Rio Rancho warns against keeping livestock on residential property

Rio Rancho Animal Control reminds residents that a city ordinance bans domestic livestock on most residential property. Only the Ranchettes area near Kim Road and NM 528 is zoned for agricultural use. Violations are citable if animals are not removed within a set time.

Rio Rancho Beazley

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St. Joseph's West Mesa Hospital Nicklaus Drive Southern Boule Peter M. Winkler Peter T. Beaudette Jerome W. Bettman Jr Richard W. Sonntag, Jr Presbyterian Presbyterian Eye Centers
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