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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

3

Valley Park planned in North Valley near Candelaria

Albuquerque Mayor Harry Kinney announced a 17 acre park project along the bosque at the end of Candelaria Northwest. The land, totaling 1.7 million dollars with federal and state funding, may be purchased by the Trust for Public Lands and later sold to the city at market value for a planned North Valley nature refuge and park area.

Bosque North Valley Albuquerque Harry Kinney Candelaria N.W Kinney Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Los Altos Park Trust For Public Lands U.S Pete Domenici

Montoya Campaign Signals Tight New Mexico Senate Contest

U S Senator Joseph Montoya campaigns across Eastern and Southern New Mexico with support from Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd as he battles Silver City Republican Harrison Schmitt. Forum in Clovis draws 300 plus as Montoya pursues Curry and Lea County margins while Schmitt edges Lea and Dona Ana counties. Local party leaders forecast mixed results across Otero, Dona Ana, Eddy, and Doña Ana counties with Carter and Ford races also described as close in several districts.

Roswell U.S Joseph M. Montoya New Mexico Silver City Harrison Schmitt Senate Robert Byrd West Virginia Santa Fe Byrd Montoya New Mexico Farmers Union Clovis Quay County Paul Hudson Hudson Gerald Ford Earl Butz Butz Curry County Schmitt Curry Ken White Jr Carter Lea County Libby Donley Lea Hobbson Ben Alexander Otero County Otero Alamorgordo Holloman Air Base White Sands Missile Range Alamogordo Tom Overstreet Overstreet Mike Haymes Haymes Eddy County Chaves Roosevelt Dona Ana Las Cruces

Rudy Gonzales Runs for Sandoval Sheriff on AIP Ticket

Rudy Gonzales 24 a Bernalillo native and former Sandoval County deputy announces candidacy for sheriff on the American Independent Party ballot. He is a New Mexico native and graduate of the New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy.

Rudy Gonzales Sandoval County American Independent Party Gonales New Mexico Bernalillo Sandoval New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy Pol. Pol Rudy Gonzales

Relocation LP in progress by TT ener MITTENS TA and Tom Dee

TT ener MITTENS TA TT ener MITTENS TA TOM DEE and his Indian rock band Xit are wrapping final details on their ninth track LP titled Relocation. The project aims for a winter release with nine tracks and features Kathy Fishback King, known from Carol Burnett and Capt & Tennile shows, as a dancer.

Tom Dee Xit Duke City Kathy Fishback King Carol Burnett Foghat Albuquerque Civic Kobs Chuck Logan Hollywood 20Th Century-Fox OFS Bobby Unser Cedar Crests Barn Dinner Theatre Jimmy Henley Hobbs Rey Clark NM State Fair Nashville Ul' Gilea Campbell Vegas Hilton Wil The Riviera

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