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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1979

Page

3

Cable vision on the rise in the FCC era

Becky Workman notes the FCC loosening limits to cablevision as a fast growing field promising more programming and choice. The piece highlights consumer demand, two way capabilities, independent stations like WTCG, and the potential for real time, interactive programming across the nation.

U.S FCC Cablevision Northwest Valley Mesa WTCG Atlanta Cleveland

Deaths of Mrs Matilde M Lucero of Alameda at 79

Mrs Matilde M Lucero, 79, of Alameda died November 16. She leaves husband Andres G Lucero a son Ruben Ramona Lucero four daughters Domitilla Padilla Cecilia Barela Eloy Edna Sanchez and Dolores Sanchez Albuquerque 17 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Blessed Virgin Mary Church burial Nativity Cemetery Santa Fe. Pallbearers David Sanchez Jose San el Andres Baréla Pro Padilla Lee Sanchez Ruben Lucero Jr. Honorary pallbearers Bobby Sanchez Alex Sanchez Gilbert Gutierrez Juan Sonny Mora Chris Martinez Erminio Encinas.

Matilde M. Lucero Alameda Lucero Andres G. Lucero Ruben Ramona) Lucero Benito Domitilla) Padilla Cecilia Barela Eloy Edna) Sanchez Juan Dolores Sanchez Albuquerque Altar and Rosary Society of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church Blessed Virgin Mary Church Nativity Santa Fe David Sanchez Jose Sane Andres Baréla Pro Padilla Lee Sanchez Ruben Lucero Jr Bobby Sanchez Alex Sanchez Gilbert Gutierrez Juan Sonny Mora Chris Martinez Erminio Encinas

Memorial for Geraldine Schorr of Rio Rancho

Geraldine Schorr of Rio Rancho died in a local hospital on November 2. Survived by husband Frank A. Schorr, son Richard M. Schorr and daughter-in-law Carol, four sisters in New York, one brother, and two grandchildren. Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas, with pallbearers Bill Schorr and others. Interment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Geraldine Schorr Rio Rancho Ron Eric Schorr Paradise Hills Schorr St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Rio Rarcho Paradise Hills Country Club Bernalillo Woman's Club Bill Schorr Robert Satriana Jack Satriana Tom Satriana Michael Cavall Mt. Calvary Cemetery

Harold F McCune Dies After Sudden Illness in Socorro County

Harold Floyd McCune age 55 resident of Rio Rancho for a decade died last Friday in Socorro County after a sudden illness. Survived by wife Nan, brother Floyd W. McCune of Watsonville California, and sisters Barbara Nakamoto of Watsonville Sandra Slingvoigt of Mott North Dakota Irenel Rogers of Salinas California. Services were held at Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Directors with Rev. Dr. David McConaughn officiating. Entombment at Vista Verde Memorial Park. Memorials preferred to Heart Fund.

Harold Floyd McCune Rio Rancho Socorra McCune Nan Floyd W. McCune Watsonville Calif Barbara Nakamoto Sandra Slingvoigt Mott, N.D Irenel Rogers Salinas Fitzgerald and Son David McConaughn Shepard of the Valley United Presbyterian Church Vista Verde Memorial Park

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