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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1994

Page

8

Rio Rancho district explores labor board and meeting changes

Labor Board member Carl Harper cites ongoing union negotiator needs and extra expenses, while a Labor Management Relations Resolution proposes a local board to resolve disputes without bargaining. The board would include labor, management, and a third member, with possible state board use. Meetings shift to district office and rotating city schools. Coca Cola recognizes the new Rio Rancho district with Dr Pepper can promos.

Carl Harper Harper Rio Rancho Brown Santa Fe Board of Education University of New Mexico Lincoln Middle School Walker Coca Cola Company New Rio Rancho New Mexico Cleveland

Balloon events line up in park with rallies and rides

Sponsored by the Albuquerque area Ascension Association the park hosts ballooning events. Other events include the Friends and Lovers Balloon Rally February 10 to 12 and balloon rides for participants of Skin Tess on February 26.

Albuquerque Aerostat Ascension Association Friends & Lovers University of Phoenix Albuquerque EBBA

Rio Rancho gains lobbyist clout after successful bill passage

Duran, a 35 year old lobbyist who represents Rio Rancho and firms Alpiquerque's T VI and Fujitsu, helped a utility condemnation bill pass the House and Senate and reach Gov. Bruce King. He credits a shift in lawmakers views toward Rio Rancho as pro business and capable of resolving problems, boosting the city's profile with major New Mexico cities.

Donovan Dunn Duran House Senate Rio Rancho Arqui Water and Sewer Company Bruce King New México Raf Santa Fe Phoenix New Mexico Intel Albuquerque Santa Fe Farmington Las Cruces

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