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Colorado Springs Gazette (Newspaper) - August 13, 1980, Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Policeman showed restraint re the letter concerning the policeman speaking to to Man at the Airport for parking to the handicapped spot i wit Flensted that indent and the policeman showed Mort restraint than most people have the police May be Public ached to work Over or a double shift is servants but that does no to mean they have doing a Fine and outstanding Fob and needs to take everything from the people of the to be thanked for us this City As Rode As Mas was truly handicapped let him get a we Are to the police Isnit plagued with a ticker their striking re police need thanking police Emden staffing i think it commendable to the officers who Are pick tag up this Slack anyone who has been Low interest Money wanted i am wondering Why. Those of use who caught in the High interest rates of last fall can to get some of this new Low interest Money to refinance our Mortag Eit paying Mort getting less now. We Cas t Park on the Street in front of Prospect Lake by the swimming ares without warning we Are ticketed for gig if the people across the Street Are unhappy As the ticketing officer stated then Why not have it from 9 30 to 8 or some such other arrangement the Bathhouse at the swimming ares has the same broken showers and no curtains is previous years we Are paying More and getting in the ticketing officer said complaint should go to the City manager to opinion a Terr Kiln this column Are not new Arlo a a views of the casette Telegraph Bookstore foes urge crackdown by Row Forror it Waff Wetter West Side resident told Coke redo Spring qty Council an adult Bookstore is it resting a neigh Vod nuisance drawing unsavoury characters into the neighbourhood who accost resident commit indecent acts and litter the ares with a a Vila literature and mater als to residents called on City Council to crack Down on toning regulations and Dean up activities around the first amendment Bookstore ill w Colorado ave Sherry Simmerman gave the Council a petition containing names of us to Tai residents who called the Bookstore a a severe threat to our health safety and welfare and that of our children a our neighbourhood to bring uttered with pictures prophylactic wrappers aphrodisiac Container which our children could pick she said As Council members were Given a packet of the materials residents had found scattered in the neighbourhood women and children Are exposed to to most vile obscenities and lewd language from people around this store tat added to Book store caters to homosexuals and other unsavoury types of she continued on two occasions ret adef have seen people to cars viewing picture and masturbating Taw said customers of the store using in Alley parking lot. Drive recklessly endangering bystander a we dont want a influx of these kinds of people to our neighbors. My Mug mrs Simmerman suggested that to resident could pursue a nuisance complaint with the Dis wet attorneys office suggested Deputy City attorney Jim col Vin. Mayor Robert Isaac agreed and directed urn City attorney s office to cooperate with to neighbors and to District attorney a office in studying Ute possibility of a complaint he also directed to City attorneys office to study creation of a new Section to the adult use ordinance allowing amortisation of adult storm now to residential areas under such a clause the businesses might be ordered to vacate their premises but allowed a specified time to pay the Cost of the business Darrel Dayton manager of the first amendment Bookstore told the Council that he has operated his business since if with no it Manaj complaints a under to free Enterprise Ytem i should v allowed to continue my business. Dayton mid a we weren t aware of to utter problems and have chained to dumpster apparently some people were getting into it and taking things out Quot a we All agree with to free Enterprise system and we do respect your constitutional said Isaac a we intend to act within to Law but when there s an apparent neighbourhood problem. We intend to pursue it Check Battle flares from fag a Type of piece of paper How Are we to get our Money a yes we sent to Citadel mall stores a Little memo last thursday or Friday. I think v added a we re not tar Only ones doing this and not to instigators of the situation when to fed accepts those drafts through Normal Chan Nels Well v Happy to do there Are two other ways a Bank can collect on to Sal draft but neither particularly appeals to Curry a we could hand carry to drafts to Otero or whichever Sal is involved Quot he Sand a or since try Are drawn on the United Bank of Denver we could Send Ivy directly to United for collecting but we have sent some to United and they charged us a minimum of $5 for each one a a so in his View to Citadel Batik is just passing on that $5 handling fee United Bank in Denver could find no spokesman to Field the question of Why Thev have the 15 handling fee Otero a Mann said v expects a Rule clarification from the Federal Reserve system today or thurs Day and ties optimistic about what it might say. He said to fed s initial ruling banned a non transferable items a but it is Otero a Contention that a we have a negotiable item a he said he expects to learn from the fed within the next two Days a whether try win include our negotiable instruments in tat ruling Quot of to fed does v mid we could have a pretty big unto about this thing. Though v stopped Short of saying any suit would be filed a negotiable basically Means pay to to order of whereas a non negotiable instrument says on it a pay or pay Quot mid Mann. You need those particular words the negotiable instrument can be transferred to Otvars but the pay to instrument can Only be the Banks that have been harassing us should have sued us brought it out into to open i m not lumping ail Banks just the few they re saying because of to dispute we have with in Bank Reserve Board that makes it an Sal draft or Check nontransferable this gives them the Alibi to go at our jugular. A a few have been harassing us Ever since we opened up in accounts april 7 but just in to last few weeks it has snowballed a Roger Kuhl manager for Majestic savings and loan in Colorado Springs said his firm is a kitting Back and waiting Quot a unlike Otero we have quit opening the accounts and told our in steers to Stop using them. Quot in less than two months we took in $12 million in today accounts a that a what we Call our interest bearing draft accounts to Banks were very concerned about it and tried to put a Stop to it through lobbies and people try know in important comm were you counted tic a 1 Al a 14 we of i a Ltd milk no it a a a a a so St a a Ltd a a Mitma. H to Btl a a a a to to a re a a a Tom be in a Ltd a a a hot tmm4. A Ihm min a a a Toto 4 a get in a cd at flt 0.1 too Ino a. 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A we do not and i will never have so Long As the a of life is in Way it is and song As we have an uncontrollable Triton of in Light of increased spending a strains Isaac questioned Bether local residents could ext traditional Levels of funding in from the Federal and state Hemment. But Money Isnit the Only Issue. In fact Isaac broached several questions for the consideration of the audience. Among them a Supply of water and to City s capacity to treat it and meet Federal Quality standards. A the possibility of Railroad deregulation which Isaac said could create problems since increased shipment costs to suppliers could Force utilities to raise Tver rates 0 Federal air Quality standards and the City a failure to reach the mandated Levels of particulate and Carbon monoxide 4 i am Mem. In my Mumm a a my Mumm hmm Rny in. Mem it it pm Tom Imp a pm in my a nor in my be in Rny my my by Man my in my a a in my 0 Ltd a a a Meta a Quot a a or a my a a a Ltd it a a. 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A we Aren t sure what Tae revised figures show yet a said Cathy Mitton assistant City plan Ner who is coordinating census data for Tae City Quot we a Check these new figures and then determine what d any action to City will take Quot so mid. Is Mitton said Tae City if dissatisfied with to Bureau s latest figures can ask Tae census office to rec an vats certain areas were discrepancies in population figures exist and to delay its scheduled permanent closure Date of Friday to further Check census tracts original census figures for cd paso county showed about 282.994 persons compared with the county s population estimate of 333.100 within to Colorado Springs City limits Tae census Bureau showed about 188.000 persons while the City planning department estimated to City population at 231,000 the census Bureau did not include some 20,000 residents of Tae Broadmoor Skyway area in to City population because it was using data compiled prior to to City a annexation of to area dec. 31. 1978 Quot that still leaves a Large discrepancy in population figures that we re checking in to revised census figures now a said is Mitton Kramer wants office kept open by Michael d. Green it Washington Bureau Washington u s. Rep Ken Kramer a Colorado Springs pressed for to continuation of Normal business at Tae census Bureau office in Colorado Springs stressing the importance of getting an accurate count of to population in Elpaso county before the abrupt sealing of records at the office tuesday Kramer wrote census Bureau director Vincent p. Barabba asking that he postpone to scheduled closing of the office completely this Friday. A it does no to make much sense to run ads telling people who weren to counted to immediately Contact the census Bureau office and ten shut office Quot said Kramer press aide Steve Vieregg. Kramr who is in Washington this week has endorsed a request by gov Richard Lamm asking that National census officials overrule the decision by regional offices to close the District office in Colorado Springs. Before there could be a response to in plea however the office records were suddenly sealed Kramer expressed dismay at to new developments and said it throws to preliminary census count into Furter disarray clouding to Prospect of Colorado s picking up a sixth congressional seat to count in Elpaso county is particularly critical in the outcome of to state totals because of in wide Gap tween the preliminary census estimates. In state estimates and the count of local planning experts Kramer noted Colorado v said hovers in the preliminary census figures As being entitled to the 435th and last congressional District to be created when new districts Are drawn in 1980. To loss of just 37 More persons statewide from the preliminary total would Cost the state the extra House seat according to census Bureau estimates he cited the preliminary census Bureau estimate for Elpaso county of 282,996 persons is at least 26,893 fewer than the Best estimates of local housing and planning officials of 309 889 persons. Kramer said. Some local officials have claimed tire Are 40.000 to 50.000 persons More than have been counted Kramer says to statewide figure by the census Bureau is 44,836 persons below to Mimer claimed by the state. For Elpaso county state figures which were based on previous census figures that have been called into question show roughly 10.000 More persons than have been counted by Tae Federal government. Kramer told director Barabba that Colorado has a lot Riding Quot on the Success of the advertising Campaign to persuade uncounted persons to Contact the local census office declares to and. A it would be a shame if some of our Federal tax dollars were to go to some other state just because some coloradans were not Revenue sharing some too other Federal Grant programs and the drawing of state legislative As Well As congressional District boundaries All depend on to final census statistics. Pay package of d from Page 1a 19 of 24 classifications a Slocum said. Slocum questioned whether the City a should be so aggressive Quot in paying its employees. He said the City Survey assembled All salaries in a scale and set its a Job rate salaries at the 75th percentile so three quarters of the surveyed salaries were lower and one Quarter higher than the City a scale. The Job rate is the salary paid when an employee is considered competent at All duties required of the position. A we set our salaries tween the 50th and 65th percentile a Slocum said. But Richard Zickefoose City personnel director said a City employee must work 30 months and receive three promotions to the Job rate salary a the 75th percentile salary the top rate paid for the position. Zickefoose said private employers a May Start salaries at the 65th percentile and try would be below the City a but they usually can Rise 20 percent above that to the 85th a besides we want to be competitive with our salaries Quot Zickefoose said. Quot we want Good people in our the City Council agreed. Mayor Rovert Isaac said a a in a convinced of our employees productivity and that a a Factor to be Quot the number of employees we be added in recent years has declined in proportion to the population growth and our Utility rates Are 20 percent lower than some cities around Here a said i a Gaz Eitt ilk Zaph uses 123-440 your Freedom newspaper published daily and sunday and holidays by Freedom no paper inc. 30 South Prospect phone 632-5511 second class Potta up aka at copy ado Springs compost master Send address changes to the Gazette Telegraph . Box 1779, 30 South Prospect Colorado Springs co 80901. Subscription rates delivered by Junior merchants in Colorado Springs. Suburbs and All other daily and sunday.$3 00 per month by mail payable in Advance a Elbert. Elpaso Fremont Lincoln. Park Pueblo and taller counties daily with sunday.$3 50 per month sunday Only.,.$2.00 per month a other mail w,tt1 unday 5.00 per month sunday Only.$2.50 per month hates apply to Continental United states pji1? Telegraph la along dial 63. Between 6 30 and 9 30a.m. For a use a Quot y Pap i Between 5 30 and 7 30 . For evening paper. Satur and sunday Between 7 30 and noon. Zoo birth of Panda is a first Mexico City apr Ying Yang. A giant Panda to in Cha pol upper zoo has Given birth to a baby boy thai to officials and veterinarian my 1 in first Panda cub conceived and born nato rally to Captivity or Juan trivet Giron a voter Mary surgeon said in 252 Ploumi 5-foot motor had a Normal or livery sunday after a gestation period of Between 118 and 188 Day about four to amid a half months veterinarians watched in birth of Tae 4-Inch-Long. 34 ounce cub through a window Tellez Citron a a tar chinese embassy Here will be asked to name the cub and that try hoped in name would be tar Chine word for or a a Cong Gung a a tag tag and her mate Pepe both about six years old were Given to then mexican president Luis Echeverta on his trip to China to 1975 to Panda a nocturnal mammal that superficially resemble a Bear but is actually a member of the Raccoon family is a native of to High Mountain Bamboo Forest of Central China giant pandas grow to five feet to Vight and weigh As much As 300 pounds zoos in Washington. Do Tokyo and London have tried to mate giant pandas without Success there Are about 30 pandas in Captivity and naturalists say the number in to wild May have dwindled to As Low As 250 veterinarians my giant pandas have trouble reproducing it Captivity because of a highly sensitive nervous system that causes irregular hormone production Tellez Giron mid some female pandas have been captured while pregnant and have Given birth while to Captivity he contends that to new arrival was to first conceived and born in Captivity the veterinarian credited to successful birth to a diet and the fact that Ying Ying and her mate live together in year around instead of just during mating sea son. To adult pandas daily diet con Sites of 17 pounds of Bamboo shoots Rice milk Chicken beef apples carrots eggs spinach. Sugar Honey Salt Bone meal and vitamins Gerardo Dominguez Park direr tor said it was t known Ying Ruig was pregnant until about three months ago when or movements became slower and she was playing less. The pregnancy Wasny to announced because zoo officials were afraid she might abort a the baby is apparently healthy a Dominguez said. A i have seen it move cry when it is hungry. To Mother is taking Good care of it fortunately Ying Ying has turned out to be a Good Mother. And is very at the same time zookeepers reported Pepe who has been separated from Ying Ying since saturday was pacing nervously outside to play area something he usually does no to do. The motor and cub will be isolated from the Public for about three months zoo officials said. Graffiti -l3 l0 min sgt it id to
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