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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1994
Page
3
Editorial urges caution on paying for Rio Rancho Utilities Corp via condemnation. It notes 25 day deadline, potential costs over 1 million, and possible purchase price between 65 and 70 million. Warns of steep rate hikes and lack of public access to consultant report, urges residents to pressure councilors to drop condemnation if negotiations fail.
A National Institute on Drug Abuse sponsored study suggests caffeine can be addictive like nicotine, though only a small share of users may be affected. The piece argues addiction terms vary and moderation applies to coffee, tea, colas, red meat, and dairy as researchers weigh broader cautions.
Nostalgic tale from a family planning Halloween fun with costumes and candy while reflecting on changing attitudes. The author recalls childhood memories in Ohio and notes how politics and safety concerns influence modern celebrations. Emphasis stays on anticipation, costumes, and the value of simple joy over controversy.
Julie Beiser argues Paseo del Norte would ease traffic on Coors Road and reduce congestion on Golf Course Road with minimal impact to the petroglyph park. She contends critics overstate harms, noting only a single movable rock art feature and urging consideration of transportation safety over park disruption.
Dear Editor, the choice between a responsive government Robert Perls envisions and the hands-off stance Russell supports favors re electing Paris. Perls seeks leaner government, repealing the 6 cents gas tax, and working with others while defending equal protection under law. Chris Miller
Dear editor, I write to correct several assertions made by the opponent of Representative Robert Perls in the recent House District 44 debate. Observers should note the errors and seek clarity in the record.
The Observer records reader comments on various issues via the Action Line. Call NEWS-Net at 867-4203 for submissions. callers may stay anonymous and messages may be edited for space.
Readers debate naming authors of letters, judge decisions, and school role models. Parents praise a professional dress code while others urge accountability and safe driving in neighborhoods. The Observer is cited for publicly shared information and signed opinions.
Opinion survey asks whether Halloween events should be allowed in public schools. The Union Sun reports this week on community attitudes, noting concerns over inclusivity and school policy while gauging reader views on fun or disruptive celebrations.
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