Purges Explained At Rio Rancho Democrats Meeting
Sandoval County Clerk Rosita Martinez described methods to purge names from voting lists. Those who did not vote in the last two general elections face automatic removal and must re register. Felony conviction or legal insanity also removes a name. In March 1975 Sandoval County purged 3700 voters. current registrations exceed 11,000 with 12,000 anticipated. State Rep Joseph Kloeppel and County Commissioner candidate Max Mondragon attended. The Rio Rancho Democratic Rally is planned for October 12 with a weekend date under consideration.
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Rio Rancho Democratic Club
Sandoval
Rosita Martinez
Joseph Kloeppel
Max Mondragon
Rio Rancho
Lujan to speak at Corrales DAR luncheon Friday
Congressman Manuel Lujan Jr will address the Colonel Edward Lacey Chapter of the DAR in Corrales New Mexico at 11 45 am on Friday September 24 in the Main Ballroom of Kirtland Officers Club West. He will discuss Our Heritage The Constitution and Mrs Lujan will also attend the first meeting of the year. Invitations go to DAR chapters in the Northwest District and several chapters in nearby cities.
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Manuel Lujan, Jr
Edward Lacey
Corrales
New Mexico
Kirtland Officers’ Club West
Gerald R. Ford
Jerry Apodaca
Harry Kinney
Albuquerque
Lujan
Llewellyn T. Boatwright, Jr
DAR
Stephen Watts Kearny
Santa Fe
Valle Grande
Los Alamos
Desert Gold
Farmington
Lew Wallace
Charles Dibrell
Lela Denise Foehr
George T. Foehr
Howard C. Bratiom
U.S. Federal Courthouse
Foehr
Leonard E. Frantz
Lillis J. Holececk
Oma H. Moore
Donald W. Smithburg
Chars H. Dunphy
Boatwright
Ramada Inn
Colorado
Arizona
Wyoming
Utah
NMICA Receives Grant for Independent Colleges in New Mexico
The New Mexico Independent College Association NMICA has earned a second income distribution of 435 from The 1907 Foundation Aid-to-Education Fund. Funds will be shared by NMICA members College of Santa Fe St Johns College and the University of Albuquerque and matchable by a 100000 grant to the states three private colleges. The New Mexico Incentive Grant Program for Students at Independent Colleges and Universities offers need based aid to undergraduates at NMICAs member institutions.
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New Mexico Independent College Association
NMICA
United Parcels Service
College of Santa Fe
St. John’s College
University of Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Deborah Sampson
Channel 4
RIO Rancho T.V
WE Service
BarBara Loop Rio Rancho
Menaul
N.E
Villa del Sol
Villa Corporation
Leon Grande Sigma Energy Products
Leon Grande
San Mateo
Nlm
Roper
Carpat Mart Formco Inc
J & S Cabinet Shop
Franks Masonry
Western Builders
Rancho
Aluminus
House of Lights
West Side
Coors Blvd
N.W
All Saints Lutheran Church
Paradise Blvd
John B. Rupley
Mr. Merchant