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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1995
Page
2
A reader signs as My Hurwitz asking why firms do not reinvest a portion of their profits back into themselves, arguing for recycling profits to benefit the company and stakeholders.
A reader warns about mass mailed solicitations for medical charity causes that promise donations for a cause but reveal only 8.5 cents of each dollar reaches the advertised purpose. New postal rules require disclosure of fundraising efficiency, urging readers to support well established charities, especially local churches and service groups, and to verify data before giving.
In a Waterloo letter Guido S Corriero DDS urges urgent water management and practical steps. He questions experts while proposing plumbing upgrades in new homes and efficiency measures. He advocates foot control faucets, reduced lawn watering, and conserving car washing water to ease the growing supply problem.
U S Sen Pete Domenici has set a new contact address in Washington DC for correspondence. The address is Sen Pete Domenici 328 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 with phone (202) 224 6621 and fax (202) 224 7371.
A Rio Rancho reader thanks Americare staff for attentive care to her aunt Ann Gardiner during hospitalization and rehab. She commends the administrator and head nurse, noting the facility's cleanliness and sincere concern for elderly patients, urging others to trust Americare with loved ones.
Rio Rancho residents mobilized with parents teachers seniors and volunteers to secure the district funding needed after a 15 year facilities deficit. They testified in Santa Fe before Taxation and Revenue and Finance and Education committees while noting dismissive remarks from some lawmakers and presenting Stan Rounds study supporting capacity for an independent district with upfront funding to address the deficit.
Lauri Cummings, president of Puesta del Sol Elementary PTA, urges New Mexico lawmakers to address Rio Rancho’s overcrowded schools and missing five year APS plan, arguing local taxpayers have funded state projects while seeking a fair education share for RRPS students.
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