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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1987

Page

5

Rio Rancho councilor outlines priorities including streets and library

Pat D Arco thanks Mayor Nash and council for appointment and outlines key goals for District 6. Priorities include a major street improvement plan from Corrales Heights to Star Heights, an extension or replacement for the senior center, and a large community recreation facility. He notes fiscal strain from state actions and proposes alternative city funding, plus updates on traffic signals and NM 28 projects with timelines and costs.

Nash Corrales Heights Star Heights New Mexico Rio Rancho Iasso Sabana Grande Leon Grande Panorama Heights Mike Springfield District 6 Lowell Lester Springfield David Russell D.V.M High Desert Animal Clinic Safeway 20Th Street

Inside The Capitol. A glance at 1988 Dem race dynamics

Reporter observes DNC gathering chatter on front runners. Hart leads in New Mexico and finances threaten his bid. Gephardt and Babbitt attract interest for style but face doubts about motives. Cuomo rumored to consider running, with skeptics arguing he might mislead.

Fred McCaffrey Gary Hart New Mexico Hart Richard Gephardt Bruce Babbitt Jeep Gephardt Babbitt Mario Cuomo United States Cuomo

Sandoval County Transportation Plan and Public Programs

Sandoval County Commission Chairman outlines expanded services in 1987 including a new countywide bus system starting around July 1, using SCEOC vans for Rio Rancho, and a Transportation Advisory Board. He promotes Walk for Trash and Summer Employment for Beautification, urges community groups to participate, and calls for ongoing citizen engagement with local government.

Sandoval County Santa Fe County Commission Albuqueruge Pena Rio Rancho Sandoval Feds SCEOC Sandoval County Economic Opportunity Commission Sandoval County Transportation Advisory Board Ziasun Bosque Wildlife Area

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