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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1994
Page
3
The piece condemns teen drinking fueled by ads and adult facilitation. It cites Surgeon General data on alcohol use and consequences, argues the 21 year drinking age is widely ignored, and calls for better parental guidance and stricter commerce rules to protect youths.
The editorial urges the Clinton administration to back a tougher international climate treaty and to adopt firmer U.S. measures. It praises plans to strengthen the agreement with Germany and others while criticizing relying on voluntary steps and weak fuel efficiency standards. It warns that half measures will fail without tougher car, appliance, and building efficiency, higher gas taxes, and a cleaned air act.
A Bay Area transplant recalls watching the Raiders from the San Francisco era to LA days. He notes the team’s street smarts, fearsome presence, and evolving run game led by Montgomery. He describes near-daily ties to Al Davis, a local bar hangout, and a season just begun with Jerry Rice shaping records.
A reader laments property conflicts near Lincoln Middle School in Rio Rancho. She demands safer school parking, defined public versus private space, and respect from parents and city officials, recounting harassment and urging action to create approved drop off areas and enforce laws.
A reader defends the new Rio Rancho School Board against criticism and urges public thanks for their volunteer effort in assembling the district. The letter appeals for appreciation and references continuing discussion on the Letters page A-5.
The Observer publishes remarks from readers in its Action Line. Comments may be edited for space and callers can remain anonymous by dialing NEWS-Net at 867 4700 ext 2003.
Citizens discuss traffic improvements at Southern and Sara, unsafe play areas for children, unionization among ARPS staff, school board admiration for Jewel Hall, and calls for better coverage of Colorado trip via photos. Parents urge competent education and safer neighborhoods in Rio Rancho.
The Observer News-Net surveys readers on whether admitting drug use in the 1960s should affect 1990s political careers. It asks whether the Department of Data Jobental enforces traffic laws adequately, with 41 percent saying yes and 59 percent no.
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