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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1987
Page
2
A Cougar Basketball Camp runs the second and third weeks of June at Cibola High School. Grades 3–6 in 1986 87 attend June 8–12, grades 7–9 start June 15. Coach Phil Schroer leads the session from 8 45 a m to noon, with applications from schools or Schroer. Deadline June 5. Call 897 0110 or 891 8947 for details.
City will choose among three drainage schemes for Farrs' Bag N Save on Southern Boulevard with estimates of 40 000 to 50 000 city funds and 40 000 from AMREP Southwest. Venada Airport site faces debate on suitability with pro and con memos from MAGCOG Aviation Committee chair John C. Davis and Rio Rancho planner Art Corsie voicing concerns. A general obligation bond proposal also on agenda seeks funds for street repairs Corrales Heights Star Heights Meadowlark Senior Center addition and a community recreation center.
Gloria Crane, a Rio Rancho resident and the city’s first in house attorney, has started work handling administrative issues with legal impact while Hatch Beitler Allen and Shepherd remain engaged for other legal services. Crane, 40, came to New Mexico in 1973 after growing up in Chicago and earning a UNM law degree in 1983.
The Sandoval Law Enforcement Association urged a 15 percent pay increase for the sheriff department's 13 officers at the Sandoval County Commission meeting. Deputy Sandy Kimura noted officers earn less than county maintenance staff and that low pay drives turnover, with several working overtime without pay to cover county areas. Commissioner Salazar suggested 20 percent plus efforts to cut crime, as patrols are thin. The panel paused hearings, with budget proposals due June 15 in Santa Fe, and set June 3 to reconvene. Also approved were abandoning a public road in Corrales and dedicating a Casas De Tierra maintenance road.
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