Poll Shows Budagher and Pino Backed in County Sheriff Poll
The OBSERVER reader poll shows 52.8 percent support for Robert Budagher to remain sheriff of Sandoval County and 52.8 percent support for Carlos Pino to remain on the force and as the Democratic candidate for sheriff in November. Overall 68.8 percent of ballots were received by deadline.
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Observer
Robert Budagher
Sandoval
Carlos Pino
Sheriff Badagher
Carios Pina
Budagher
Pine
Pino
Public Officials Under Scrutiny in Sandoval County Debates
Readers debate lawfulness and integrity of county officers amid corruption concerns. Citizens weigh term limits, accountability, and the value of giving leaders second chances while weighing the impact on Sandoval County governance.
Rio Rancho Civic Association resumes meeting with water rights talk
The Rio Rancho Homeowners Civic Association restarts on Tuesday September 2 at 7 30 p m in The Auditorium with David Stone geohydrologist Albuquerque as speaker He discusses New Mexico water rights their history necessity and policy impact The event invites public. Constitution Week runs Sept 17 23 with DAR urging national dedication. Albuquerque Northwest Lions Pancake Day Oct 9 at Sandoval Elementary supports charity. Tickets 150 adults 75 cents children. 7 a m to 5 p m.
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Rio Grande
Stone
New Mexico
United States
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Albuquerque Northwest Lions Club
Sandoval
Corrales
Lion
Ranchettes Fall Craft Program Opens at The Auditorium
The Ranchettes announce a 1 p.m. start on September 21 at The Auditorium for a fall craft program. An afternoon tea previews the season, teachers meet, and costs and materials for each craft are explained. Volunteers to teach are welcome, with monthly Tele painting classes beginning September 30. Contact Bert Hombrook at 898-0344 to sign up.
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Bert Hombrook
Republican Women meet in Rio Rancho to vote by laws changes
The San Bernm Federated Republican Women will hold a meeting on Thursday September 16 at 2 p.m. at Haynes Recreation Center in Rio Rancho. The session will vote on by law changes and elect a nominating committee to select candidates for new offices.
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San Bernm Federated Republican Women
Haynes Recreation Center
Rio Rancho
League of Women Voters Visit to Solar Homes Planned
The Sandoval County League of Women Voters plans a September 16 meeting at 9 30 am in the Public Service Company hospitality room Bernalillo. Open to all voting age citizens. For information call Latna Kaljoneh 8985231 or Sophie Gembala 8981758.
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Sandoval County
Cordelia Sanchez elected chair of New Mexico Committee on Children
The New Mexico Committee on Children selects Cordelia Sanchez, a teacher with Albuquerque Public Schools, as chairperson for this fiscal year. Governor Apodaca reappointed her, and she previously chaired the committee. The panel approved a $120,225 agency operations budget, a 35 percent rise to cover higher costs while staff levels stay the same. Art Armijo, the agency director, said funds cover rent, telephone, printing, postage, and equipment rental. The committee authorized staff to coordinate Child Nutrition Services for 1500 statewide daycare homes. The Children and Youth Information Center offers project details via toll free 1-800-432-7912.
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New Mexico Committee On Children
Cordelia Sanchez
Committee of Children and Youth
New Mexico Quilting Association to Sponsor State Fair Show
The Quilting Association will sponsor a quilt show at the New Mexico State Fair in the Women's Center on Sunday September 19 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Displays will feature quilted items and information on quilting with women available to discuss the craft and its proceeds.
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New Mexico Quilting Association
New Mexico State Fair
Women’s Center
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Ford Fund grants NMICA four hundred dollars for 1975 76
The Ford Motor Company Fund for the sixth year awards NMICA a 400 grant. Sandoval County receives 84 215 as its 25 percent share of National Forest income for 1975 76. Funds support roads and schools. Major income sources include timber and grazing fees. The Ford Fund supports private colleges in New Mexico through CFA.
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New Mexico Independent College Association
NMICA
Sandoval
Southwestern
M. J. Hassell
Forest Service
U.S. Treasury
Hassell
New Mexico
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University of Albuquerque
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