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24 Mar 1999
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1999
Page
1
The garden page promises tips and ideas for planting, pruning, and seasonal blooms. Practical guidance targets home gardeners with quick reminders on soil, sun, and care for popular flowering plants.
Diane Velasco reports Rio Rancho High School had no regular evening security for night classes. Bill Smith’s 14 year old daughter says she was raped in an elevator by an acquaintance the night she attended a class. School officials acknowledged lack of night security and promised action. DPS officials assigned blame to broader campus activity and did not investigate the incident.
The Board of Education discussed a proposed district media policy at Monday's meeting in response to a dispute with The Observer over gagging teachers and censoring the paper. Board member Reinaldo Garcia, a UNM dean, said the policy follows University of New Mexico media guidelines.
City Council planned to publicly choose among three options for Unit 16 West redevelopment by West Land Development. The plan would create Spanish Trails, a 937 acre master planned community with up to 3500 homes and a 27 hole golf course, or terminate the project amid a potential $40 million Hart Porsch lawsuit.
Prosecutors dropped charges against Diego Montafo, 32, once charged with abducting and raping an Albuquerque woman in June. The case unraveled after the alleged victim Rachel Jackson reportedly changed her story and faced two arrests in Albuquerque within a week.
City lobbyist Scott Scanland recounts Rio Rancho gains from the legislative session including 250000 in capital outlay funds and 100000 for vehicles and emergency equipment. Senator Eisenstadt backed 50000 for public safety vehicles 50000 for an ambulance and 450000 for Arroyo de Deportes Sports Complex while Rep Lutz and Rep Vanderstar-Russell pushed safety and retirement plan measures.
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