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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1973
Page
3
From the hospital elevator to daily life, an essay urges spending love rather than saving it. It argues love grows when expressed, benefits relatives and neighbors, and even strangers respond with warmth when kindness breaks social silence.
The Department of Zoology at Reading University England received Forestry Commission funding to study gray squirrel breeding cycles in hopes of using a contraceptive pill to curb their numbers. The text notes shooting as a control method has failed because population suppression can trigger a rebound in reproduction.
A Albuquerque letter from Mrs. E R Efford defends her sons who ride motorcycles on their property setting ground rules to minimize dust and noise while arguing they belong at home and should avoid juvenile court. Neighbors are urged to be friendly and supportive.
Robert Vaughn, famed for The Man from U S N C L E, met press and friends at a Panorama Inn reception in Rio Rancho. He noted his 1950s Summerhouse Theater work in Old Town and recent Albuquerque trip to narrate a documentary. The Summerhouse Theater began in the old San Felipe Hovel and moved locations in the Rio Rancho area.
The Amigos del Norte 4-H Club sponsors a family square dance at Lindoval School gym each Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. starting November 1. Residents are invited to attend.
The British Channel Tunnel Co announced simultaneous from both sides construction using a laser beam to align sections and ensure a meeting in the middle. The tunnel will run about 125 feet below the sea bed with a peak water depth near 180 feet above the tunnel.
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