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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1973

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Bernalillo County voters weigh merger with Albuquerque

Voters in Bernalillo County will decide on October 2 whether to consolidate county and city governments into a 19 member council with a full time mayor. Debate centers on taxes and law enforcement, with Sheriff Lester Hay opposing and supporters arguing for shared funding while keeping existing debts separate.

North Valley West Mesa Bernalillo County Albuquerque Rom Verit Diane Farrell Citizens For City and County Consolidation Committee Fussell Paradise Hills Hay Faecal Albuquerque Police Department May Miss Apodaca APD Sylvia Apodaca Apodacy Alvin Campbell Campbell

SIPI Starts Third Year Attracts 678 Enrollees

Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute opens its third year with 678 students from 100 tribes including Alaska and a Seminole. Enrollment up from 342 last September. John L. Peterson, SIPI superintendent, cites growing graduate placement and a strong student government and all Indian school board. The $8.98 million education center is in early stages of its third year.

Mid Valley Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute John L. Peterson SIPL Peterson SLPI Boyd SIPS Institute U.S Alaska Florida

Gallery founder aids new artists in Corrales

Pamela Womack director of Walden Gallery in Corrales describes the adobe gallery with brick Mooes exposed walls and colored glass. She outlines her art background and active roles in local arts groups including the Albuquerque Opera Guild and June Music Festival. The gallery showcases New Mexico and Southwestern art in paintings pottery sculpture and handcrafted furniture with a changing show every two weeks in Corrales Road location, hours 1 to 5 and by appointment.

Pamela Womack Walden Gallery Corrales Aris Cownell Albuquerque Friends of Art Albuquerque Opera Guild Enyself Ms. Womack New Mexico Albuquerque Area Corrales Road

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