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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1983

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Resolution rescinds Sandoval flood tax in Rio Rancho

The Sandoval County Commission approved a resolution September 7 to rescind the 1.5 mill flood tax levied on Rio Rancho residents for the Los Montoyas flood control project. The action follows a February 6 agreement with Rio Rancho and local districts to end the tax once the city created its own flood authority, though questions remain about the agreement’s legality and what constitutes creation of the authority.

Sandoval Rio Rancho Los Montoyas County Commission Commission Sandoval County Corrales Harvey Jones Thomas Esquibel Esquibel John Rinaldi Los Montoyas Arroyo Rio Grande Montoyas Municipal Flood Control Authority Jones

Corrales youth mauled by three pit bulls during walk to school

Eight year old Phillip Smith was attacked by three unrestrained pit bulls on a Corrales ditch road near Mockingbird Lane at about 8 30 a m Monday. He sustained facial and limb lacerations and was taken to St Joseph Hospital. Owner Ysidro Maestas was cited for having vicious animals. Dogs were taken to Valverde Animal Clinic for observation. Corrales officials push for stronger animal control rules as council discusses leash or fencing draft ordinance.

Judi Buehrer Observer Corrales Benji Torres Phillip Smith Ray Janet Smith Mockingbird Lane Torres Cor- Tales Road Ysidro Maestas Maestas Valverde

County Commission Approves Bernalillo Pool Pact and Aid

The Sandoval County Commission approved a joint powers agreement with Bernalillo to operate the town pool and a $5734 assistance payment citing nonresident usage. It signed an indemnification deal with Libertaro Montoya Dudley Price and AMREP Southwest for a drainage easement behind Price's Dairy, with AMREP handling design liability. The panel also awarded a $13,000 ambulance bid for Cochiti Lake Fire Department and a $104,888 road grader bid from Global Machinery. A $21,000 map update proposal was deferred.

Michael J. Hartrans Sandoval Bernalillo Liberato Montoya Dudley Price Amrep Southwest Price Frank Marquez AMREP Tom Esquibel Superior Southwest of Texas Cochiti Lake Global Machinery, Inc Albu

McGough Opts Not to Seek Reelection in 1984

State Senator Edward McGough Republican District 9 announced he will not seek reelection in 1984 citing personal reasons. He will finish his term and serve in the short January session. Local Republicans react with surprise and regret praising his service to Sandoval County Rio Rancho and elderly issues.

Edward McGough Observer McGough Republican Party Sandoval County Placitas Ed Lujan Washington Thomas E Harold D. Stratton Joseph H. Mercer R. Benn, Co Rio Rancho David Bruening State Senate Santa Fe Sam Garret

Former tribal policeman found hanged in jail cell

Abel Herrera a 30 year old former tribal policeman from Zia Pueblo was found hanged in his Sandoval County jail cell shortly after being booked on charges of driving while intoxicated careless driving criminal damage to property and no driver's license He had been terminated from his position before his arrest and authorities called the death a hanging after review by the Office of the Medical Investigator The sheriff Ferrara noted the incident as the first jail death under his administration and said the department would continue the investigation including routine hourly cell checks and a briefing to County officials

Zia Pueblo Sandoval Gennaro Ferrara Abel Herrera Ferrara Herrera San Ysidro Ferrera Sheriff's Department Observer Santa Fe Zia Frank Marquez County Commission T. C. Perez Marquez

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