Parking Meter Fine Boost Sparks Downtown Debate
A Boulder council session discussed raising parking meter fines from 50 cents to one dollar to boost city revenue. Officials noted current meters generate about 45,000 dollars yearly. critics warned higher fines could push shoppers to centers. Several members urged studying merchant impact before any vote.
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Boulder
Floyd Otis
Greeley
Cityfest
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Net
Tatman
Richard Boett
Unanimousihere
Otis
11Th
W.I
J. Hinzelman
B.jer
People's Heads
Cruce
Oday
Richard Frailey
Rissler
Gordon Rigsler
Derrington
Sutherland
Tetera
Traffic Lights Planned at 3 Intersections
Denver reports indicate out of court settlement may end Dillon Dam water dispute as U S Justice Department seeks 90 day postponement. Talks include U S Reclamation Bureau and Denver Water Board. 45 witnesses expected. City approves traffic signals at three intersections near 2nd Ave and 20th 25th Streets. construction to begin soon with signals operating by April.
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Denver
Dillon Dam
U.S. Justices Department
Colorado
Denver Board of Water Commissioners
City Council
Rep
Wayne
Denver committee outlines multiple school law changes
A Denver AP report lists major recommendations from a special committee studying Colorado school laws. Proposals include nine month districts paying for building costs and a State Board for Vocational Education replacement by a State Education Department, with several amendments to teacher contract penalties and county superintendent selection. The panel also suggests constitutional change to abolish the county superintendent's office and shifts of funding rules for junior colleges and summer sessions.
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Orado
Jefferson County
Eas
Clark
Ruth Clark
R-Fort Col
Little
Fay DeBerard
Coun- Kremmling
Indo
Mesa Junior College
Greand Junction
Northwest Colorado
State Board For Vocational Education
State Department of Education
State Historical Society
Department of Education
Governor's Office
Historical Society
State Faces Serious Snow and Water Shortage
Colorado's mountain snow pack is far below 1962, warnings of worse conditions if rainfall or storage improve. State Engineer J. E. Whitten cautioned evaporation could worsen surface moisture, noting poor storage in many reservoirs and potential financial strains from school funding districts.
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Colorado
J. E. Whitten
Whitten
Logan
State Farm
Pope Paul VI to Visit Holy Land on Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI announced a historic trip to the Holy Land as part of a broader Ecumenical Council push for Christian unity. The pontiff also decreed liturgical reforms permitting modern languages in Mass, stressing Scripture and preaching, with the plan reflecting Vatican hopes for global unity.
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Associated Prose
Council
Commis
Vatican City
Popeleions
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Alments
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul
Roshere
Christ
Eae College
Johnstown Milliken Voters Reject School Bond Issue
In Weld County Johnstown Milliken district voters rejected a 1 425 000 bond issue by 447 to 221 amid 868 ballots. Delmar Peterson cites low turnout and fear of high taxes as key factors. district plans to revise and pursue another bond proposal later.
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Weld County
Johnstown-Milliken
Delmar Peterson
Johnstown
Milliken
Selford School
A Penta WD
Penn
Iteals
Peterson
la Salle
Gilcrest
Mattowilles
Kersey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather Update Brief for Wednesday Afternoon
The 1 p.m. temperature Wednesday stood at 6 degrees. Skies were overcast with light winds and no precipitation reported. National Weather Service advisories remained in effect for local area residents.
Council Approves Drainage Project on South Ith Ave
City council approved a drainage package with a total $208,000 for storm and other drainage works across several lanes and streets. The plan includes $25,000 for the South Ith Ave project and $14,000 for drainage on 11th Ave between 18th and 28th Streets, with Suburban Subdivision contributing $11,000. Councilman Dervington dissented, urging the city to start work promptly while noting revenue constraints.
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Ith Ave
11Th Ave
Lage
Robert Dergate
Evington
Gordon Rissler
B. H. Cruce
W. A. Parr
Dervington
Love Declines Comment on Budget Remark in Denver
Denver news reports John A Love declining to comment on a Washington budget remark that Johnson would propose a federal budget $3 billion lower than Kennedy. The article ties to city drainage financing debates, a council vote on borrowing $42,000 for a West Grentry project, and the death of Archie H Wells in a West Grentry area highway incident.
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Coloradov
John A. Love
Washington
Johnson
Congress
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Lave O
Johnsins
National Governors Conference
White House
Lave
Tsponse
Ney
Derrington
Wells
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Colorado Springs
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Love
Bel Derrington
Lall Fox
Hess
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