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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

22 Mar 1995

Page 7

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Mar 22, 1995

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7

Inconsistent NM 528 Street Names in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho residents note several street pairs on opposite sides of NM 528 carry different names due to different platting times. Officials say keeping the names aids emergency response, a policy supported after reviewing potential changes.

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Rio Rancho Meadowlark Ridgecrest Leon Grande Obregon Corrales Ant Carsie NM 528 Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Lorie Marrera Southwestern University Texas the Observer P.O. Box Knownass Aol
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Spirit of the Corps at Lincoln Middle School Young Marines

More than 225 GYSGT Jim Logue Young Marines underwent their annual inspection at Lincoln Middle School. 35 military personnel evaluated ages eight to 18 in seven platoons. The Lincoln unit is the nation's only middle school Young Marine unit and the largest, named after JT Jim Logue.

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Lincoln Middle School GYSGT Jim Logue Korea Vietnam Logue Congress Young Marine Program Marine Corps League Young Marines Lincoln Young Marine Lawrence Morrell Morrell
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Forrest Gump shines in viewer's spirited praise

A reader recounts discovering a couple in Rio Rancho who had not seen Forrest Gump and persuades them to go. The essay extols Tom Hanks's performance and the film's celebratory storytelling, lauding its national significance and lasting appeal, predicting enduring popularity despite repeated viewings.

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