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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1975

Page

3

Fiesta de San Ysidro to be held in Corrales

Corrales hosts Fiesta de San Ysidro May 16 to 18 with Vespers and a Queen crowned Friday evening, followed by a Teenage Dance with The Hombres. Saturday features a procession, Mass, and an adult dance by The Triadonaros, then Sunday Mass and a final procession. John Lightwine leads the parade. call 898-5023 for details. Tickets: Teenage Dance $2 singles or $4 couples. Adult Dance $5 per couple.

San Ysidro Corrales Marti Rhodes Julie Sanchez Fenny Silva Melanie Warwick Felicia Warwick Theresa Griego Christine Gutierrez Diana Rael Georgia Archibeque First State Bank John Lightwine Call Lightwine

Alameda fire district upgraded to lower fire insurance rates

Fire District 1 in Alameda has moved from Class 9 to Class 8, potentially reducing premiums for residents. The upgrade reflects hydrant locations, city water expansion, and improved district equipment and training. Homeowners within 1000 feet of hydrants may see savings, with estimates up to 28 dollars annually on a 20000 dollar frame home, varying by building type and value.

Naylor Alameda Thomas Rush Insurance Services Office of New Mexico Rush

Civic Chorus Free Concert Planned May 11

The Albuquerque Civic Chorus offers its final free concert of the season on Sunday May 11 at 4 p m at the First United Methodist Church Fourth and Lead SW. Under Harry Hook the chorus performs Gouriods Mass to St Cecilie with Joyce Dressler at the organ. Auditions for next season will be announced in local papers. For details contact Harry Hovak at 243-5646.

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Voice of the people asks Rio Rancho residents for priorities

Editor notes Senator Joe Montoya's Rio Rancho visit attracted media and a half full auditorium reflecting citizen apathy toward politics. AMREP organized the nonpartisan event for public steam venting, contrasting with the overflow crowd for TV weatherman Dick Edwards. The piece laments locals' interest in weather over politics and praises intimate meetings with representatives.

U.S Joe Montoya Rio Rancho Albuquerque Journal AMREP P.R Jim Colegrove Dick Edwards New Mexico Washington

Reader letter on NRA coverage and pro gun articles

A Rio Rancho reader criticizes local paper for pro and anti gun bias. He cites NRA executive Maxwell Rich and Ashley Halsey Jr. in American Rifleman, urges balanced reporting and more pro gun pieces. He offers to share March issue quotes and asks the paper to defend gun ownership.

National Rifle Association American Rifleman Ashley Halsey, Jr NRA Maxwell Rich New Mexico Thomas A. Curley Rio Rancho

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