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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2007
Page
1
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education will decide names for the district's two newest elementary schools at a 5:30 PM meeting in the boardroom at 500 Laser Road NE.
A life coach Bill Sterling discusses respect as a reciprocal value. He asserts respect stems from who a person is, not earned, challenging common assumptions. Story continues on page A-3.
Oval County commissioner R W Johnson scheduled to challenge Don Do ench for District 65 state representative seat in November. Incumbent Richard Kloeppel faces Edwin Campbell Jr for District 44 seat. September 9, 1982.
A reading of the Sunday section layout lists pages for classifieds vines bed editorials and letters in A four legals in B five rants and raves and sports and weather in B one and two.
A male caller with a deep voice phoned in a bomb threat to Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety prompting a three hour lockdown. Students were moved to Rio Rancho Stadium for safety while officers searched the campus and found nothing. Traffic around Loma Colorado and Broadmoor was detoured.
Sandoval County commissioners declared the week of September 17 as Detention Officer and Employee Appreciation Week honoring Sandoval County Detention Center staff. Commissioner Jack Thomas praised the profession and noted he would not want that job.
Former Rio Rancho mayor and current New Mexico State Representative Tom Swisstack announces a bid for the mayoral seat in the March 2008 election. He vows to involve residents and neighboring communities while noting that past issues stem from a 16 month tenure by Kevin Jackson. Swisstack says he would not abandon his legislative role and would retire from the Legislature only if necessary. Mayor Mike Williams says he will run again for District 1 council, continuing his service after being appointed to fill Jackson's vacancy.
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