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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1999

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2

Real estate and business notes from Rio Rancho and beyond

Blake Morgan of Rio Rancho named to 1999 Leadership Program by the Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors joining 23 others from 2000 entrants. The coinvestment bill adds micro loan funds for small startups, while AMREP Southwest sells 104 Renaissance lots to Sivage Thomas Homes and launches a Rio Rancho Home Builders Sales Center featuring D R Horton Centex and Wallen homes priced 78990 to 196000.

Blake Morgan Rio Rancho Albuquerque Amrep Southwest Inc Renaissance Sivage Thomas Homes Inc AMREP

Localman Promoted at Home Builders Institute

C J Titone of Rio Rancho has been promoted to vice president at the Home Builders Institute the educational arm of the National Association of Home Builders As vice president for program management Titone will oversee training for about 4000 youths at 65 Job Corps campuses under a DOL contract Titone joined HBI in 1978 as an instructor at the Albuquerque Job Corps Center

C.J. Titone Rio Rancho Home Builders Institute National Association of Home Builders Titone HBI U.S. Department of Labor Tirone Albuquerque

Local woman earns real estate kudos in 1999 list

Trish Dawson named one of the most powerful women in real estate 1999 by National Relocation Real Estate magazine. Dawson and her team were praised for early Internet real estate sales and growing production by nearly six million dollars in 1998 through online strategies.

Trish Dawson National Relocation Real Estate Magazine Dawson Diaible

Buy New Mexico Initiative at Sandia Labs

Sandia National Laboratories launches the Buy New Mexico Initiative to boost procurement from New Mexico firms. The program, supported by 15 buyers, aims to raise 1999 NM purchases to 285 million dollars from 271 million in 1998, with chamber and local groups aiding supplier education.

Sandia National Laboratories Chamber of Commerce New Mexico Sandia

New Mexico Lawmakers Back Permanent R and D Tax Credit

U.S. Sens. Pete Domenici and Jeff Bingaman introduced legislation to permanently extend a research and development tax credit. The move aims to push private firms to pursue new processes services and products and strengthen tech innovation in the economy with a projected 41 billion dollar stimulus by 2010.

U.S Pete Domenici Jeff Bingaman

Corrales Police Prepare Traffic Checkpoints May 22 23

Corrales Police Department will run traffic checkpoints from 9:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. May 22 23. Drivers may be asked to provide proof of a valid license and vehicle registration.

Corrales

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