Love renews demand for new school aid bill in Colorado
Governor John Love pressed for passage of a $212 million school aid bill and signaled a separate homestead exemption measure. He said final terms would emerge in a House Senate conference. Democrats opposed the plan but may shift, while Shoemaker proposed raising aid to $88 per pupil and a separate tax rebate bill.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
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John Love
Love
House Senate
Dendae Shoemaker
R-Denver
Shoemaker
Senate
House of Representatives
Doubble
Kirscht
Sen. Shoemaker
Florida winter tourist season near disaster says officials
Tourism officials in Miami Beach report a 10 to 15 percent drop in hotel bookings as the winter season neared disaster. Contaminated water scares a late Easter and Passover and a fluctuating stock market blamed for weak demand. Ben Novack says the Fontainebleau water scare cost a half million dollars.
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APT
Herbert Robins
South Florida
Ben Novack
Fontainebleau
Miami Beach
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Carilton Hotel
Pigeons Roost Through Colorado House Debate
A $2 million school aid bill dominated Colorado House proceedings while lawmakers clashed over amendments. Pigeons wandered the chamber, perched behind columns and near the press table as reporters noted the intrusion. An official ordered a look into the birds, but with the House in session a pursuit was deemed impractical.
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Dance Deck
Atarms
Colorado bill limits annual growth to eight percent growth
Limitted growth bill introduced in Denver by Rep. Gerard V. Frank would let cities or counties cap area population increase at 8 percent per year and allow purchase of undeveloped fringe land to guide development for the public interest. The act would let local governments finance utilities upfront and label the measure the Orderly Community Growth Act.
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Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
Gerard V. Frank
Aurora
Frank
Aurora Democratic
Seven Denver oil firms charged with killing migratory birds
Denver based oil companies face federal misdemeanor counts under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act for allegedly letting oil sludge ponds become oil covered and kill migratory birds. Investigators cited up to 30,000 birds dying annually in Colorado and noted various species found dead in pits. Charges name Okmar Oil Co and six others with multiple counts across Weld and Washington counties.
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Mexico
United States
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Rio Blanco debate draws fire at Western Slope meeting
Organizers of the planned underground nuclear test Rio Blanco faced a hostile audience in Rifle Colorado as residents questioned its purpose and safety. The meeting at Esma Lewis School drew over 70 people with speakers from Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and various agencies defending the project while critics pressed for more information and urged caution. The next hearing was scheduled for Wednesday night in Bangly.
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Kenneth T. Walsh
Associated Press
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Pice and
Sant Juan
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Hudison
Garfield County
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Man Escapes Boulder County Jail
A year-old man serving a one-year term for marijuana possession escaped from the Boulder County Jail late Tuesday night. Douglas J. Howard, a trusted inmate, was identified as the escapee after reportedly finding an open vent and walking out. He was missed shortly before midnight.
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Governor Exon's Son Alleges Denver Police Handcuffed Him
Stephen Exon twenty one son of Nebraska governor James Exon wrote to Colorado governor John Love accusing Denver officers of cuffing and jailing him after he failed to respond to a Teller County traffic ticket for expired temporary license. He says he spent five hours in Denver City Jail on a thirty one dollar bond and describes poor cell conditions and unsafe fellow inmates. Patrolman Michael Zimmer declined to comment on the incident.
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Stephen Exon
Nebraska
James Exon
Colorado
John Love
Exon
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Teller County
Divide
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McCrary case rests after witness statement in Covey killings
The state rested Tuesday in the murder trial of Danny McCrary, 20, who is accused in the October abductions and slayings of Jena Carey, 19, and Forrest Covey, 24. McCrary told peace officers in a Santa Barbara jail that he went with his father Sherman McCrary and brother in law Cartaylor to Mesquite to rob a store, and that the Coveys were later forced into a car and shot near a Quinlan barn. He described sharing loot, including about 126 dollars, with his father and Cartaylor.
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