Trial of AMREP opens with prosecution case in New York
Two housewives testified as AMREP Corporation and two subsidiaries face fraud and unlawful land sales charges in New York. Mrs. Bart Hampe of Connecticut and Mrs. Helen Henry of New York City described attending mailed dinner promos in 1968 and 1969 promising rapid growth and easy land sales in Albuquerque Rio Rancho. Hampe bought four half acre lots for 6300 dollars and sought resale. Henry bought undeveloped Rio Rancho land and faced supposed upgrade costs of 2000 dollars to trade up.
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New York
Amrep Corporation
Bart Hampe
Middlefield
Portland, Conn
Commission establishes road maintenance yard Rio Rancho site
The Sandoval County Car announces a new road maintenance yard in Rio Rancho to be supplied by AMREP at their current equipment yard site.
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Commission
Sandoval County Car
Rio Rancho
AMREP
Felician Sisters plan Rio Rancho headquarters dedication
The Felician Sisters plan a 3 pm dedication on November 26 for their Assumption Province headquarters in a $1 million Rio Rancho complex on ten acres. Archbishop Robert F. Sanchez will officiate with representatives from seven other Felician provinces and New Mexico clergy. The site includes administration and residential wings, chapel, novitiate, dining, library and more.
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Felician Sisters
Rio Rancho
Meadowlark Lane
Robert F. Sanchez
Santa Fe
U.S
Canada
Brawil
New Mexico
Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Fairburn
Lembke Construction Inc
Ponca City
Okla
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Poland
Italy
Germany
France
England
Mary Liliose
Assumption
Senior Citizen Congress Planned in Santa Fe
A senior citizen congress on proposed legislation is planned for November 30 in Santa Fe. The day-long forum, sponsored by the State Commission on Aging and the Joint Legislative Committee of the AARP-NATA, will run from 8:30 am in the Peralta De Vargas Rooms at the Santa Fe Hilton. Roberto Mondragon, Commission Director, said the program includes talks by Fernando C. de Baca and Senator Ray Leger, plus a dialogue session with older attendees and state agency and nonprofit representatives. The event aims to collect input from older New Mexicans on state legislation and to assess alignment with their needs.
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Santa Fe
State Comission On
Joint
Aarp-Nata
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Peralta-De Vargas
Santa Fe Hilton
Commission
Roberto Mondragon
Fernando C. de Baca
Health and Social Services Department
Ray Leger
Legislative Health and Aging
Commission On Aging
Mondragon
Horizon president optimistic about future of development firm
Horizon Inc president Sidney Nelson addressed about 20 stockholders at the Tucson annual meeting amid a 6.2 million loss last year. He noted a first quarter loss of 570 thousand, down from 1.8 million a year earlier, and cited higher general and administrative costs from taxes and legal defenses. He said expenses trimmed, loans restricted, and Paradise Hills projects in Albuquerque scaled back as development remains the firm’s priority, while defending earlier land trades to avoid cash refunds. He expressed optimism a NM Texas Arizona legal challenges will be vindicated.
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Horizon
Sidney Nelson
Nebon
Nels
Tucson
Ofbe
Paradise Hills
Albuquerque
Nelson
United States
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
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Bob Petersen
Samuel Mayer
Cecil Roberson
Pete Castro
White Plains
N.Y
Henry
Southern Blvd
30Th St
Frank Estrada
Albert Baca
Sandoval County
Dick Montoya
Marcial Lucero
Max Mondragon
Senior Citizen Congress Planned
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