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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1989
Page
2
Corrales La Tatrada Park hosts a band shell event with the stage prepared and details to follow on page C-1, inviting local residents to attend.
Sandoval County Manager Joanne McGlothlin is set to report to the county commission on a request by Intel Corp for 210 million dollars in industrial revenue bonds. The commission will meet at 2 30 p.m. at the county administrative offices in Bernalillo.
A letter from Earl Norris representing Intel asks the commission to place on the agenda an ordinance to sell bond authorization. McGlothlin plans only a report and recommendations. Historical bonds funded the Rid Rancho Intel project from 1980 to 1984, with potential to issue up to 300 million and now 210 million more.
The Rio Rancho City Council extended the public input deadline for AMREP Southwest land donations after River's Edge residents requested more time to study parks and open space needs. The 1978 class action required 400 acres for parks, schools, hospitals, libraries, and other facilities. debate centered on forwarding staff land requests to the Parks and Recreation Commission for review.
Sunwest Financial Services released New Mexico Progress Economic Review of 1988 detailing county and city finances. In Sandoval County Rio Rancho shows growth in deposits but lags state peers. unemployment at 7.4 percent while state is 7.8 percent. Nearby Albuquerque influence cited as reason Rio Rancho residents shop and bank there.
A complete guide to television listings for Bernalillo Corrales Paradise Hills and Alo Rancho. The section outlines programs for local channels and time slots across familiar networks, helping readers plan evening viewing.
Don Duran, the new Cibola High School principal in Albuquerque, says he will be a visible leader in halls and classrooms. He aims to repair publicity, celebrate students and staff, and build parental involvement with a new Parent Advisory Committee to boost Cougar pride across the community.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday recommended several ordinance changes to the city council. It tabled a controversial proposal to allow religious institutions to run preschools on sites under five acres, sending the issue back to staff for more study.
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