Voice of the People Letter Calls Out Montoya on Pino Badagher
A Democratic voter writes to Senator Montoya accusing him of silence on Sheriff Badagher and Sheriff candidate Pino and urges a vote against any Democratic candidate aligned with Pino. The letter cites investigative ethics, calls for clean government, and warns of political silence harming Sandoval County.
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Tam
Badagher
Pino
Attorney General
Central Committee
Democratic Party
Invia
Sandoval
Sandoval County
Texas
Sherff Badagher
Hitler
Germany
Irwin Committee
Village of Corrales thanks responders and media
Thanks to all government and private agencies and the people who aided Corrales this past week. The Village also praises the news media for their consideration and accurate reporting.
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Corrales
Abandoned Dog Left Waiting at Rancho West Estates Entrance
A loyal dog pleads for its owner, claiming they were abandoned at the Rancho West Estates entrance. The animal has endured five weeks alone, receiving food and water nightly from kind neighbors while remaining hopeful for a reunion. The tone is earnest, describing distress and trust in a return home.
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Rancho West Estates
Hunter Safety Course Planned at Paradise Hills
The Paradise Hills Sportsmans Association will offer a Hunter Safety course at Paradise Hills Country Club. Enrollment is open for anyone needing the course. The fee is 2.50 dollars and the class tentatively starts Monday September 6 at 7 p.m. For details call Roy at 898-2073 or Tony at 898-1224.
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Paradise Hills Sportsmans Association
Paradise Hills Country Club
Roy
Tony
Fundraising dinners tied to New Mexico politics in 1978 race
A $500-a-plate Yes For Two fund raiser at Bosque Farms drew 250 apodaca aides and officials including J W Johnny Jones. The event supports a constitutional amendment enabling Gov Apodaca to run for re election in 1978. A separate $160000 Montoya fundraiser in Albuquerque drew 1600 tickets. Speakers included Cranston Hart Johnston Apodaca Castro and Montoya.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Las Cruces
Trujillo
Apodaca
Fincher Neal
Alan Antweil
Yes For Two
Albuquerque
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
Montoya
Alan Cranston
California
Gary Hart
Colorado
J. Bennett Johnston
Louisiana
New Mexico
Raul Castro
Arizona
Sen
Democratic Central Committee
Gloria White
Clovis
Carter-Mondale
Curry County
SDCC
Gerald Ford
Carter
GOP Central Committee
Marge Bodwell
Alamogordo
Reagan
Kansas City
Ford
Otero
Eugene McElvaney Jr
Roswell
McElvaney
Henry Kissinger
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
White House
John Peters
Air Force
McKinney
Ford-Dole
GOP
Jack Stahl
Stahl
Farmington
Creative workshops open at Contemporary Arts Center
Adults may join workshops starting September 13 at 7216 4th Street NW. Modern poetry meets 7 to 8 pm and Theater acting from 8 to 9 pm. Contact Tom Schmidt at 345-5407 or 898-0562 for details. New Mexico GOP factions clash after Ford Reagan split.
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Contemporary Arts Center
4Th Street
N.W
Tom Schmidt
Elks plan dedication in Rio Rancho building ceremony
Elks plan a two day event starting Saturday with a public dedication of the Lodge Building on Barbara Loop and Sara Lane. Floyd Bailey will give the introductory address and visiting dignitaries will attend. A separate Elks only meeting and candidate initiation follow.
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Eik’s Lodge
Grand Lodge
Floyd Bailey
The
Elks
Barbara Loop
Sara Lane
GTE Lenkert
Elk’s Lodge
Voter registration schedule at Rio Ranch Auditorium
Voter registration will be held Saturdays 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM through September 18 and on Sunday September 19, Monday September 20, and Tuesday September 21. Registration closes at 5:00 PM on September 21. Call Joe Lynn at 898-5039 or Jim Gulick at 898-3757 for details.
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Rio Rancho
Democratic Club
Sandoval
Rosita Martinez
Rio Ranch
U.S
Joe Lynn
Jim Gulick
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Voice of
People
Dear Senator Montoya
C-L-E-A-N Government
Fred Buckles
Capitol
By Allen Lowell
Mellatones
Manzinos
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