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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1985
Page
14
Between October 14 and October 25 burglars pried open the rear door at 1433 San Mateo N.E. and stole 836 items valued over 32000 dollars including jewelry silverware books and more. Crime Stoppers offers up to 1000 for information leading to arrests. callers may remain anonymous.
The Sandoval County Cooperative Extension Service and New Mexico Solar Energy Institute at New Mexico State University present a free Solar Hot Water Systems workshop on Friday November 15 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bernalillo City Hall. Participants will learn system types and workings and receive a free homeowner guide. For details contact Marilyn Mignery or Sun Dial hotline.
The New Mexico Social Service Division opens a Rio Rancho office at 4030 Peggy Road in Lincoln Plaza with a new phone 892-3663. The Sandoval County Juvenile Probation Office also opens a satellite in the Rio Rancho Municipal Building at 3500 Southern Boulevard, staffed full time by Brett Ballatine. Court hearings remain in Bernalillo, and income eligible daycare remains through the Bernalillo office. The satellite office aims to improve access for youths, families, and local authorities, with support from the 1985 Legislature and local officials.
Bernalillo County Sheriff Alvin J. Campbell announced promotions effective Sunday. Lt. Ted Drennan, 47, with 104 years of service, becomes captain and remains over Personnel Services. Sergeants promoted include Keith Bradley, Walt Hanrahan, Michael Harpster, Dennis Nasci, William Sadler, and Sylvester Stanley, with diverse veteran lengths. Each will move to assigned divisions after the October 25 ceremony.
The University of Albuquerque reports a 19 percent jump in first time student enrollments, with Albuquerque residents rising 50 percent in traditional ages 17 to 23 and adults over 23 up 70 percent. Sixty percent are women, and foreign students have doubled since 1984 with attendees from diverse countries. An accelerated adult program notes a 300 percent enrollment increase. Projections indicate another 10 percent rise for spring term.
Playful Parenting of Rio Rancho hosts a free Thursday evening program for parents with children ages 3-5 from 7 to 8 pm focusing on parent child interaction through play to strengthen family bonds. Registration by calling 892-1717. wear jeans.
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