Colorado voters approve bond issues and referenda
Statewide voting showed affirmative results with major bond approvals in Colorado Springs and Denver area. Voters backed a $2.0 million urban renewal project, a $15 million Memorial Hospital expansion, a $25 million sewer bond district funding six years of upgrades, and Grand Junction’s $600,000 for a $1 million multipurpose center. City council winners included re-elected Tarry Ochs and Luis Cortez in Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins officials elected Nancy Gray Peggy Reeves Chuck Boling William Lopez.
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Nancy Gray
Peggy Reeves
Chuck Boling
William Lopez
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Marjorie Christiansen
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LaVern I. Franzen
Roland E. Cole
Sybil Ratcliff
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Evans Post Office announces clerk and carrier vacancy exams
Evans Post Office announces an examination to establish a list of eligible candidates for clerk and carrier vacancies. Mrs. Helen L Roberts, the postmaster, says applications are being accepted with a closing date of April 12. Forms and details are available at the Evans Post Office. A note ends with a world wide fact that fresh water use averages 500 tons per person per year.
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