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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1989

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Preliminary hearing set for former DPS officer Schlachter

Rio Rancho DPS lieutenant and stepson of DPS Director Haycox faces seven counts of criminal sexual penetration and seven counts of criminal sexual contact tied to alleged incidents with a 12 year old girl in 1988 89. The magistrate ordered a trial after a Tuesday hearing in Bernalillo. the victim mother and detective testified and Schlachter acknowledged past remarks.

Vheresa Myers Observer Sandoval Bennie Lovato Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Department of Public Safety Robert Schlachter Bernalillo Schlachter Kenneth Brown Grand Jury Brown DPS Don Donges Donges Department Dencil Haycox

Rio Rancho Hall of Honor invites nominations

The Rio Rancho Hall of Honor Committee seeks living or deceased Rio Rancho residents for the first Hall of Honor. Nominations must be in writing, signed, with a contact phone, a brief nominee bio, and can be mailed to City of Rio Rancho or delivered to city hall. Deadline is Nov. 15, 1989, with announcements in December.

Rio Rancho Rio Rancho City Hall P.O City Hall Edith Kyse Theresa Myers

Council Clash Over Mini Park Priority On River's Edge Site

Councilor Ken Cameron pressed Slezak on why a 4.1 acre mini park at Southern Boulevard and Country Club Road was omitted from the Parks and Recreation Commission priority list. Slezak said proximity to a busy intersection justified the omission, while Cameron urged inclusion. Slezak claimed priorities are only recommendations and alleged Cameron threatened to dismantle the commission over differences. The council will discuss and finalize the land donation priority list at the October 11 meeting.

Ken Cameron Slezak Southern Boulevard Country Club Road Parks and Recreation Commission Cameron Selzak Commission

Census figures drive 1990 count costs and funding

Senator Bingaman notes the base number for the 1990 Census is crucial while the nationwide cost rises to about 2.6 billion dollars, with 3,000 New Mexico workers hired during the count. Federal funds totaling about 35 billion dollars depend on census data, plus 50 billion from state and local funds. The Census Bureau reports to the President in December 1990.

Bingaman Bureau New Mexico Census Bureau

Drainage Channel Built Low To Slow River Flow

D'Arco cited Soil Conservation Service claim that Corrales residents opposed a Corrales Road bridge. Werner argued the channel design aimed to reduce river impact by slowing floodwater and collecting silt before it enters the Rio Grande.

D’arco Soil Conversation Service Corrales Corrales Road Werner Rio Grande

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