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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1994

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City eyes jury trial in Rio Rancho utility take over

City officials plan for a 12 person jury to decide the final price if eminent domain proceeds against Rio Rancho Utilities Corp. Negotiations ongoing with General Water Works, with a February 1995 court date possible. Officials expect a settlement to avoid trial and save costs.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho Utilities Corp Walter and Sewer System Hal Donovan Donovan Ron Dungan General Water Works RRUC Rio Rancho

County officials seek audit of sheriff overtime costs

County Commission approves hiring a special auditor to probe Sandoval County sheriff overtime. Officials say overtime is excessive and often tied to holiday pay and understaffing. The auditor will review time sheets, case numbers, and Region 1 drug investigations to justify overtime spending. Ray Rivera wins sheriff race.

Cord McQueen Sandoval County Penelope Ried Sheriff's Department Hays Eddie Gallegos DeLara Ried Stephen Reynolds Federal Narcotics Task Force Albuquerque Commission Joe Lang Rivera Lang Ray Rivera Corrales Lisa Lutz Rio Rancho

Cat care gift tied to late Loggie Stewart's estate

The late Helen Loggie Stewart left 300000 for cat care and treatment via Rio Rancho Animal Control. If unused, funds would go to Albuquerque Humane Society. City Council may accept to expand the shelter adding 40 cat rooms and 10 cages with possible further improvements. project cost about 250000 with up to one year completion. Loggie Stewart, born Nova Scotia, died August 9 1993 in Rio Rancho.

Jay P. Tharingerbserver Helen Loggie- Stewart Alol Loggie-Stewart Agust Ats Rio Rancho Department of the Safety Animal Control Vision Ibuquerque Humane Society Dorey Randy van Vleck Loggie Stewart New Brunswick Nova Scotia Rio Rancho Rancho Vickie Carley Eazley Beazley Logghewewart Eanel Logghtewart

School board election set for February 7 1995

Gen ie Blair Ryan reports that candidates for two Sandoval County Board of Education seats must file by December 20. current member Jewel Hall of District 2 will run again and Bob Herman of District 4 seeks re election. Herman cites goals of hiring a good superintendent and building a solid structure as already achieved. Hall aims to support community programs and focus funds on classroom needs. See Election page.

Genie Blair Ryan Board of Education Sandoval Jewel Hall Bob Herman Herman Hall

Rio Rancho considers local labor relations board measure

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education moved to form a local Labor Management Relations Board pending state approval. Trustee Jewel Hall opposed, citing duplication of services, while consultant Robert Brown argued local oversight would be more responsive and cheaper. The panel also approved a cooperative UNM assistive technology plan for special education.

Genie Blair Ryan Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Arps Board Jewel Hall Robert Brown Hall University of New Mexico UNM Rio Rancho Special Services Maggie Cordova

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