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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1984

Page

4

Rio Rancho man recalls 1961 bank robbery near fatal shootout

Salvatore Accardi, then 52 and living in Rio Rancho, survived a 1961 bank robbery in Brooklyn after bluffing with an empty gun against machine gun fire from FBI's most wanted suspect Bobby Randell Wilcoxson. Accardi, awarded Valor medals, later served in Albuquerque and now reflects on the case and his son's police career. Martin Marietta funds $10,000 grant to SIPI in Albuquerque, supporting Indian data processing training and equipment upgrades as enrollment rises and budget tightens.

Wilcoxson Accardi Rio Rancho APD Washington, D.C New York City Precinet Brownsville Brooklyn FBI Philadelphia Patrolmens Benevolent Association New York Albuquerque Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute SIPI New Mexico Martin Marietta Corporation Bob Linsbaugh Martin Marietta SUP Bob Martin SIPL Martin, Marietta the Tribes Bureau of Indian Affairs Sipd Martin Salvatore Accardi F.B.I Larna the Observer Joanie Bannister

New Rio Rancho baby born to Manny and Cherry Wright

A boy named Robert Quit man Wright was born early Wednesday in Rio Rancho to Manny and Cherry Wright. The delivery lasted about 7 hours with midwives Rifka Stern and Paola Sallomi, who run a home birth practice in Albuquerque. Cheryl Wright works in the Mayor’s Office of Rio Rancho. Manny runs Sun-Up Solar Brokers.

Rio Rancho Manny Cherry Wright Robert Quitman Wright Rifka Stern Paola Sallomi Albuquerque Rifka Pacla Wrights Cheryl Sun-Up

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