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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1977

Page

6

Ballooning class gives UNM students air time for credit

Twenty seven students at UNM Gitttap Branch enrolled in a first ever recreation 247 hot air ballooning course. Instructor Alan Wilson and his wife Kaye taught wind, regulations, launches, landings and chase crewing with hands on flight time. Some students logged two to three hours airborne. the course runs 16 weeks with a $15 propane fee and a $12 ballooning digest.

University of New Mexico Gitttap UNM Navajo Reservation Alan Wilson Wilson Alan Kaye Wilson Sai

Apodaca Wins 1977 CASE Distinguished Service Award

Gov. Apodaca named the 1977 Distinguished Service Award recipient by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education for contributions to New Mexico and national education. He chairs the Education Commission of the States and backs WICHE. The CASE honor has been awarded since 1941 to leaders in government and education. The ceremony occurs Tuesday July 12 in San Francisco.

Jeny Apodaca National ‘Council For Advancement and Support of Education CASE San Francisco New Mexico Education Commission of the States Western Inter-State Council For Higher Education WICHE Ted Hesburgh University of Nowe Dame United States Legislative Senate Education Committee

South America tour planned by University of Albuquerque professor

Dr Yvonne Johenson a University of Albuquerque professor will lead a South America tour from Friday June 24 to Saturday July 9 visiting Ecuador Colombia and Peru The trip highlights include Cuzco the lost city Machu Picchu with visas transportation lodging and academic credits included the tour costs 1336 Seminars on American cultures Aztecs Incas and Mayans will precede the trip Co sponsored by AotA and ACTA For brochures and information contact Dr Yvon Jehosum at the University of Albuquerque

Yvonne Johenson University of Ecuador Colombia Peru Ince Cuzco Machhu Picchu Johenson Aota Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Assoc ACTA Browhwes Yvon Jehosum University of Albuquerqee

Albuquerque to receive CETA funds for 18 months

The City of Albuquerque will get 21,89,045 dollars in CEPA funds under a new Economic Stimulus program to fund public and nonprofit projects over 18 months in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County. The plan envisions about 1,400 jobs, with eligibility tied to residency, income limits, and specified unemployment or welfare status. A Youth weed and litter project will pair with Clean Cities efforts. contact numbers are provided for RFP inquiries.

Albuquerque CEPA Bernalillo State of Mexico Governor's Office of Employment and Training Administration County of City of APDC Governmental of Office of Comprehensive Employme and Training Bobbie. Jones Joe Sedillo

Domenici pushes age discrimination bill for workers over 65

Senator Pete Domenici ranking on aging introduces legislation extending employment protection beyond 65. The bill would bar age discrimination for those over 65 who wish to keep working, opposing current law that covers 40 to 65. Domenici argues many are forced into retirement at 65 due to gaps in protection.

Fete Domenici Senate Committee On Aging Domenici

Waste Disposal Conference Addresses Groundwater Effects

The conference titled Waste Disposal and Ground Water in the Rockies examines effects of septic and municipal waste disposal on ground water. It features two actions on mining and milling and will be held at Albuquerque Airport Hotel May 26 through May 27 with a May 27 morning start. A $10 registration covers the banquet on Thursday. For information contact William E. Hale, Water Resources Division, USGS, Albuquerque NM 87125. phone (505) 766-2246.

Rockies Albuquerque Airpon Hovet Contad William E. Hale Water Resources Division U.S. Geological Survey P.O Albuquerque

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