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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1995

Page

13

Letters on school values and public funding concerns

Jim and Ms Atkins express frustration with public schools over perceived teaching content and behavior. They advocate homeschooling funded by taxes and urge hiring staff who share their values. They call for R-rated movie displays in classrooms to stop and question teachers’ responsibilities.

Wadh Atkins Jim

Ruthless Officers Fail To Respect Free Choice Voice

Letter from Rio Rancho readers condemns police pressure on drivers to sign guilty pleas for careless driving. Affected families recount signs of stress at accident scenes and praise hospital transport teams. The writers urge clear signs to preserve freedom of choice and accountability in traffic stops.

Rio Rancho ARDPS Fred Christiansen

Question on Homelessness and Charity in America

Mary Langley of the American Heart Association voices concern about homelessness in Albuquerque and nationwide. She asks why funds exist to aid starving foreigners but not to support homeless Americans, urging compassion and policy action. She stresses that people matter more than money and thanks readers for listening.

U.S Albuquerque United States Mary Langley

Community meeting listings for Rio Rancho area May events

A dense schedule lists numerous meetings and gatherings from May 3 to May 9 in Rio Rancho and surrounding Sandoval County. Clubs include Kiwanis Civitan Elks Toastmasters Civitan Youth and more with venues at golf clubs, schools, city hall, and local centers.

Albuquerque Rio Rancho Tips Club Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club Rio Rancho Kiwanis Club International House of Pancakes ThimbleWeed Quilters Club Sabana Grande Recreation Center Sandoval Rio Rancho Civitan Club Caffe Manzano Charles Randolph Rio Rancho Human Rights Board City Hall Granada Hills LaCol Bob Pomeranz Republican Party of Inteernational Golden Corral Rio Rancho Meadowlark Senior Conrce Advisory Board Meadowlark Senior Center Lions Club Inn At Lillian Mills Elks. Club Rio Rancho Children, Youth and Families Board Knights of Columbus Council Veranda Rd

Thanks to Public Safety personnel for accident aid on Golf Course Road

A letter expresses appreciation to the Department of Public Safety personnel who assisted at an April 20 accident on Golf Course Road. Special thanks are given to EMT Jim Dye and firefighter Mike for their assistance.

Department of Public Safety Golf Course Road Jim Dye Mike

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