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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1995

Page

2

Representative Bill Richardson Announces City Hall Office

In a letter, Rep Bill Richardson describes using a portion of city councilors office at City Hall room 101 C on a part time basis from 9 am to 2 pm weekdays. Molly Kraft named staff assistant in Rio Rancho reachable at 892 0001. He thanks Mayor Swisstack and councilors for inter governmental cooperation.

City Hall Molly Kraft Rio Rancho Swisstack Rep Bill Richardson

Open Letter and Local News From Rio Rancho and Albuquerque

A compilation of reader letters praising a new Observer column and thanking veterans for Loyalty Day, plus thanks to sponsors of Rio Rancho Elementary Science Fair. Also includes a long, critical letter by Basil Montana challenging national politics, government bureaucracy, and proposed local projects. The pieces cite Gov Gary Johnson, Mayor Tom Swistack, city council, and various local groups amid broader commentary on national events and infrastructure.

Rio Rancho Tom Swissiack the Observer Alma Rankin Veterans of Foreign Wars Gary Johnson Tom Swisstack Father Wolf Observer Olympus Albertson's Eye Associates of New Mexico Fox Photo Kentucky Fried Chicken McDonald’s Norwest Bank Sunwest Bank U.S. Forest Service Wendy's Kazuhiko Kno Aca Paschal Kathy Kane Roy Hunter Stephanie Klause Oklahoma Clinton McNamara Mea Culpa Vietnam Rio Grande Bridge Albuquerque Chavez Montana Las Ranchos Coors West Side Parkway Paseo del Norte Reagan Gorbachev IRS Johnson Basil Montana

Insight The Ms Drew Intriguing

Insight into local and regional happenings unfolds in a terse note. The item highlights community interest and small events, noting names and places common to local pages. It reads like a brief teaser for forthcoming society items and civic notices.

Revolution Dear Edict from a Time of Fear and Furor

A letter from Christine Fels argues that the Oklahoma City bombing exposes government overreach and sparks talk of revolution. The writer contends Clinton undermines constitutional rights, targets the Second Amendment, and cements unity with the UN while urging exercise of First and Second Amendment rights and prayer.

Oklahoma City Clinton USA Christine Fels

Contract to Clean Up America Proposal Recital

A reader urges a national pledge titled Contract to Clean Up America outlining goals to restore lakes rivers streams and yards remove litter curb drunk driving tackle crime reform health care and the welfare system while calling for cleaner communities and responsible governance.

Newt America

Rio Rancho Council backs public private transit plan

City Council heard a Transit Development Plan advisory report on April 26. They endorsed a public private transit venture with city ownership of vehicles, private operations, and maintenance, aiming to ease congestion and mobility concerns.

Rio Rancho Transit Development Plan Park and Tide SunTran

Public transportation funding and park and ride plans advance

Straight Talk says federal grant funds are being sought to finance bus purchases and facilities. A feasibility study for a regional park and ride with Santa Fe, Santa Fe and Los Alamos counties will finish in August. Discussions with Sun Tran cover another park and ride at Golf Course Road and Southern Boulevard.

Ning Santa Fe Los Alamos Sun Tran Golf Course Road Southern Boulevard

Clean up our community street addresses to aid responders

Leroy Decker urges action to curb graffiti and air pollution while demanding visible street numbers on all residences and businesses. The proposal links numbered addresses to emergency vehicle access and taxi safety, calling for fines of 100 dollars for noncompliant locations.

Leroy Decker

Observer Letters Policy and Submission Guidelines

The Observer invites reader letters up to about 350 words and prefers typewritten submissions. Include name address and telephone for verification. Addresses and phones are not published. Unsigned letters are not printed. The paper may edit letters and does not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s views.

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