Anonymous campaign literature ban to be repealed in Rio Rancho
City Council to fast track repeal of ordinance that forbids distributing anonymous political material. Assistant city attorney says U S Supreme Court decision striking down Ohio law on anonymity may influence New Mexico rule. Repeal aims to curb enforcement complaints and ensure consistent application in future elections.
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Rio Rancho budget plan aims for leaner spending
City officials forecast 1995 96 revenue at 17.95 million up 16 percent while expenditures rise 8.6 percent. Beginning Fund Balance is down 34 percent from 1994 95, limiting new projects. Public Safety leads at 7.2 million, with Public Works and Parks and Recreation at 2.6 and 2.5 million respectively. No new hires planned. cost of living and merit increases slated for current staff. City Council will review departments as May 24 approval deadline approaches.
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Man kills self during standoff with Rio Rancho DPS
A man wanted on two counts of attempted rape shot and killed himself during a standoff with Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Sunday. Agents feared he would flee and used tear gas. no police gunfire occurred. An autopsy cites a self-inflicted chest wound.
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