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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1976

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Corrales Council backs flood control plan with Watershed Board

Corrales Village Council met in a special session at Sandoval Elementary School to discuss flood control. A resolution was passed to support the Corrales Watershed Board and Soil Conservation Service in reducing future flood risk, with officials outlining studies, diverted channels, and cost estimates.

Corrales Larry Vigil Floyd Bailey Rio Rancho Estates Felix Corley U.S. Army Corps of Engineers James Tatum Soil Conservation Service Ernest Alary Harvey Jones Flood Control Authority Amafca Joseph Montoya Pete Domenici Manuel Lujan, Jr Barbara Cormales Watershed Board Los Montoyas Arroyo Rio Grande Pierce COG Los Montoyas Alary Rio Rancho Jones Soil Conservation Service and Watershed Board Christianson

Republicans discuss Ford state in New Mexico meeting

Rep Bob Grant told about 75 GOP leaders at a Rio Rancho gathering that New Mexico is a Ford stronghold and that the Ford campaign will be a full fledged operation. He cited federal funding limits and urged volunteers as Wayne Ciddie highlighted strong legislative candidate slate and the impact of new federal election laws.

New Mexico Ford Bob Grant Republican Party Rio Rancho Grant Dona Ana McKinley San Juan Sandoval Bernalillo Valencia Los Alamos Santa Wayne Ciddie Legislative Campaign Committee Ciddie Ed Curley Hester Eastham Phyllis Marberry Bill Ballentine Joe Lynn Tony Chan

Tree planting funds offered for Bicentennial year

The Highway Department Bicentennial Beautification Committee invites civic groups and other organizations to apply for McDonald’s Trees for America funds. Sept 1 is the deadline. McDonald’s donated 5300 to the state for tree planting this bicentennial year for civic groups local governments and quasi public institutions.

Highway Department McDonald's Corporation Parker C. Kalloch Jr

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