Rio Rancho Should Buy Auditorium at AMREP Offer
The city should act to purchase the Rio Rancho Auditorium at 60 percent of appraised value, about 298800, since replacement costs exceed 2 million with land and location factors. The piece urges moving operations to Parks and Recreation, potential rental income, and avoiding further delays, with caution on city purchasing practices and transparency.
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Rio Rancho
Parks and Recreation Department
AMREP
Millionaire of Rio Rancho fund raiser to help Lincoln Band
Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce supporters announce The Millionaire of Rio Rancho game to raise about 8000 for Lincoln Middle School Band. 32 advertising spaces at 500 each, corners reserved for certain professions, names added for 100, patron spots 25, print 600 games, resale 13, calls for sponsorships and participation.
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Rio Rancho
Lincoln Middle School
Lincoln Band
Hummingbird Camp
Joy Bohning
Albuquerque
Mike Newman
David Conover
Use It Or Lose It Drive Spurs Large Federal Purchases
Washington's federal agencies rush to spend by Sept 30 to avoid cash clawbacks. Indian Health Service bought about 3.4 million in computer gear in September 1984 amid nearly 6 million in purchases that summer, with purchases fragmented to avoid higher level approvals. The draft probe cites violations and questions the record-keeping and management practices, while officials debate consequences and responsibility.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Department of Health and Human Services
Indian Health Service
Public Health Service
Department
Donald Goldberg
The
Indian Agency
Ronsumatigied
Wilford Forbush
Public Health Service Management Office
Public bidding questioned for city attorney and engineer
A Rio Rancho reader questions the city bid process for the City Attorney and City Engineer after alleging the qualifications were stacked to favor incumbents. The letter urges reconsideration, better in house staffing, and calls on the City Council to serve taxpayers’ interests.
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Rio Rancho
Wiles
Hatch
Easterling
Corrales Orchardists Thank Community Support and Plea for Better Roads
An open letter from Corrales farmers expressing gratitude for local support amid vanishing orchards and urging preservation of fruit trees. They recall a long history, warn against purchasing from itinerant sellers, and ask for improved road planning to ease commutes to Albuquerque from Rio Rancho.
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Corrales
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Southern Boulevard
NM 528
Coors
Coors Boulevard
Mie
Tg0
Santa Fe Railhold? Commissioner Glenn Fights Monopolies
Santa Fe railroad critic Jimmie Glenn, a New Mexico Corporation Commissioner, argues against monopoly tactics before a House committee citing captive shippers and Navajo Nation delays. The piece notes his 1986 reelection bid hints, and contrasts his views with senators and local railroad opposition.
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Santa FE
Jimmie Glenn
Glenn
New Mexico
Congressional
House
Navajo Nation
Jack Morgan
Morgan
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Joseph Spear
Caribbean
U.S
Pentagon
Sherick
John Dingell
Dmich
Securities and Exchange Commission
Timothy Wirth
D-Cole
Commission
Wirth
SEC
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Yndicate, Inc
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Need
Fred McCaffrey
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McCaffrey Publishing, Inc
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New
Mexico
National Newspaper Association
J.W
Bill) McCaffrey
Rosalie McCaffrey
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Shannon E. Eubanks
Gary Herron
Peter Eller
Frank Gilmer
Debra Fest Graphics
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