Veterans and Senate clash over Colorado tuition waivers
Colorado student veterans and the Senate Education Committee conflicted over who qualifies for college tuition waivers. A bill by Sen. Ted Strickland would have extended waivers to any Vietnam era serviceman with 18 months of active duty and an honorable discharge, limited to Colorado residents.
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Boulder
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Douglas Archibald
Denver and Aurora police sued over 1971 chase death
Samuel R. Davis of Katonah New York sues Denver and Aurora police for 900000 claiming a high speed chase in 1971 caused the death of his wife Barbara Gould and the boy George Simmons who drove into Gould s car at Stapleton Airport area. Davis seeks 150000 for injuries and 750000 for his four children under Colorado wrongful death act.
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Stapleton International
George Simmons
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Bec
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Lakewood auto firm sued for $7.5 million
A Lakewood dealership and two suppliers are named in a $7.5 million negligence suit over a 3 April 1972 crash on Interstate 70 that killed Denver man Lee W. Melton. The suit, filed in Denver District Court on behalf of Mrs. Melton and her daughter, alleges the 1969 Chrysler New Yorker sold in March 1972 had defects misrepresented as cured and that brakes supplied by Bendix failed after repairs at Mauro Chrysler.
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Chryslerville
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Bendix Corp
Lee W. Melton
Arthur Sheely 73 dies longtime Colorado Republican figure
Arthur G. Sheely of Fort Collins former Colorado Republican chairman from 1941 to 1942 and national committeeman 1956 to 1960 dies at Longmont United Hospital after a heart attack. He co owned Sheely Motors, served eight years on the State Board of Agriculture including four as president from 1962 to 1970. General arrangements were incomplete.
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Arthur G. Sheely
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Natonal Caramilleeman
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State Board of Agriculture
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Sheely Motors
Denver inmate hangs himself in county jail
Denver police said the 20-year-old inmate Larry J. Price was found in his bunk with a bed sheet tied to a ventilation shaft around his neck. A jail note said he was despondent over personal problems, and officials called the death an apparent self inflicted hanging.
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Larry J. Price
Canon City prison guards issue eight demands
Guards at the State Penitentiary in Canon City Colorado filed a list of eight demands with a April 19 deadline for the state to meet. The document, drafted by Melvin of Puebla, was made public after a news conference citing measures including stricter rule enforcement, more shakedowns for contraband, mandatory disposition reports, improved inmate classification, and a training program for correctional officers.
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Governor Love Signs Five Bills in Denver
Governor John Love signed five bills in Denver on Monday, boosting his yearly total to 70 and marking no vetoes to date. The measures are described as technical in nature.
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John Love
History believers fuel conspirator’s ongoing influence
A reflective line notes that skeptics of conspiracy theories still enable conspirators to continue shaping events, suggesting disbelief paradoxically sustains manipulation and historical narratives.
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