Monday Worship Planned in Rio Rancho at Calvary Lutheran
Calvary Lutheran at 20th and Abrazo in Rio Rancho announces a new Monday evening worship series at 7 p.m. in late spring and summer, starting May 30, supplementing the 9:30 a.m. Sunday service. Pastor Carl Lueders explains the aim is to reach those unable to attend Sunday worship. The Ohio Club meets May 28 at 6:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center on Grande Blvd. A pot luck dinner and speaker Mr. Stanley Loetzer, Ronald McDonald House board member, will discuss the facility’s operations, with officer elections for the new year planned.
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Calvary Lutheran
20Th
Abrazo
Rio Rancho
Calvary
Carl Lueders
Ohio Club
Senior Citizens Center
Grande Blvd
Stanley Loetzer
Ronald McDonald House
Suspect Pleads Guilty In Multiple Pueblo Cases
The district court action on May 17 included guilty pleas from Waters for a murder case and Barboa Maes for larceny related counts. Hoxsie received life for murder with concurrent terms for armed robbery and conspiracy. Pre-sentence reports were ordered for several defendants, with some released on bond pending sentencing.
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Gary R. Hoxsie
Albuquerque
Sutter
Corrales North Beach
Hoxsie
Valencia
Waters
Josefita Barboa
Corrales
Jacob Sanchez
Sanchez
Mark Maes
Los Lunas
Barboa
Maes
Ernie Madrid
Bernafill
James Decker
Rio Rancho
Decker
Andrew Shendo
Jemez Pueblo
Ponderosa
Budget debates highlight police cases and new city roles
Continued coverage outlines a raft of budget items including a $36,000 engineering fee to Molten-Corbin and new city positions such as an executive secretary and an assistant purchasing agent. Expenditures total over $1.1 million with police near $600,000. Discussions touch on civil rights action, a home occupation denial, and annexation plans for Unit 17. Council plans sessions May 26 and seeks savings strategies.
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Page Figulion
Molten-Corbin
Marlene Feuer
Rio Rancho
Financial Administration
McGlothlin
Bruening
Unit 17
Planning and Zoning Commission
Motion Seeks Tougher Sentence for Robinson
The motion argues the sentence is unfair and too lenient for a second degree murder and aggravated burglary plea. It claims court abused its discretion and notes probation conditions require regular reporting, address changes, travel limits, employment changes, debt and marital status disclosures, firearm prohibition, alcohol and drug bans, and possible warrantless searches. A hearing date had not been set at press time.
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Boucher
Robinson
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