RRUC water rate case fight not over
Rio Rancho officials file exceptions to a hearing examiner’s RRUC water and sewer rate recommendations. The move targets procedural issues, not the rate increases, which PSC staff had proposed lowering from RRUC requests. City Attorney Bruce Throne said the commission must rule by Dec. 7. if not, RRUC’s higher rates could take effect.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Rio Rancho Utilities Corp
RRUC
Public Service Commission
Michael Barlow
Commission
Barlow
PSC
Bruce Throne
Throne
Rio Rancho
Kathy Lee Pape
Robert Dymale
Tony Popper
Super
Reasons for recall effort undisclosed in Rio Rancho
The Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association will not publish the list of reasons behind the recall of five city councilors. President Morris Gusowsky said the list will be given only to those directly involved with petitions. Targeted are councilors Minor Zander Cordova Popper Slezak. Dymale and Mayor D Arco are not named. Meetings remain open to the public.
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Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association
Morris Gusowsky
Taxpay Association
Gusowsky
Falomioy
Rio Rancho Utilities
Mary Clare Minor
Carl Zander
Joe Cordova
Tony Popper
Roy Slezak
Robert Dymale
Pat D’arco
United New Mexico Bank
Readers' Guide Wave of the Future Quote
AMREP's James Walt comments on a new product with potential to shape the future. The note appears on page B-10, indicating a feature or review in the Readers' Guide section.
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AMREP
James Walt
Cougars head to playoffs first time since 1985 season
Cibola High School’s varsity football team, led by first year coach Huey Chancelor, clinches a state playoff berth with a 7-3 overall record and 4-1 in District LAAAA. The Cougars last appeared in the playoffs in 1985, after routing Espanola Valley 57-0 despite early turnovers.
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Cougars
Byford McQueen
Cibola High School
Huey Chancelor
LAAAA
Cibola
Clovis
Farmington. Cae Paca
Espanola Valley Sundevils
Espanola
Jan Pula
Robert Martinez
Jeremiah Zazueta
Seainars Page
Ald
Waste Management of New Mexico seeks 2.6% rate hike
Waste Management of New Mexico asks for a 2.6 percent across-the-board rate increase for residential and commercial customers. The proposal will be reviewed by the Rio Rancho City Council at a 6 p.m. meeting Wednesday at City Hall.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Waste Management of
New Mexico
Rio Rancho
City Hall
Council Preview on Waste Management Rate Hikes
The five year contract with Waste Management auto raises rates in 1993 and 1995 based on CPI. The CPI was 3.1 percent for the June to June period. In 1994 and 1996 increases depend on Rio Rancho rates being below similar cities. A 2.6 percent rise would lift basic service from 7.99 to 8.20 monthly before taxes.
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Waste Management
University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Rio Rancho
AeroParts breaks ground in Rio Rancho NM tech center
AeroParts Inc moves to New Mexico to build a 130000 square foot facility near NM 528 south of Northern Boulevard. Ground broken Monday, expected operational early next year. About 100 high tech positions to start at 7 to 10 dollars an hour. City and state agencies plus power company back the project, with Rio Rancho approving 3.5 million in industrial revenue bonds.
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AeroParts Manufacturing and Repair, Inc
Rio Rancho
New Mexico Business Tech
AeroFarts
AeroParts
NM 528
New Mexico
Albuquerque
State of New
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