Nation's youngest judge to step down
SALIDA Colo AP The nations youngest judge 20 year old Holly Leewaye steps down as municipal judge after nine months in Salida to pursue a University of Colorado education. She aimed to improve the court and wanted to rewrite the city charter and establish a driving course for traffic offenders. Mayor praised her tenure and applications for the post are opened.
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Holly Leewaye
University of Colorado
Leewaye
Ed Vouber
Leeway
Colorado Springs
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Affirmative Action Agency
Congresswoman Schroeder Receives Parking Ticket
Rep elect Pat Schroeder of Colorado, the first woman in Congress from her state, got a $3 ticket after parking on a Denver street when the meter would not take two dimes. She left a note about a broken meter and plans to appeal to the traffic referee.
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Pat Schroeder
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Gas shortage hits Colorado customers curtailments brief
Colorado Interstate Gas says it was short about 59 million cubic feet of natural gas on Tuesday and Wednesday due to two Wyoming suppliers. The firm bought 13 million from Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas, leaving roughly 37 million short and forcing temporary industrial curtailments from Cheyenne to Trinidad. Residential and commercial supplies were not curtailed. Douglas County Schools closed Wednesday as People’s Natural Gas reduced gas to relieve CIG problems, but full service was restored for firm customers.
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Robert C. McHugh
CIG
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Hastings
Neb
Cheyenne
Wya
Trinidad
Colo
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Charles McGee
People's Natural Gas
Colorado Springs
Douglas County
FBI probes Denver CEO office in alleged grant fraud
FBI began investigating the Denver Office of Economic Opportunity and its director Joe Casillas on possible criminal fraud related to grant approvals and use of government funds. The probe started Oct 31 after a complaint, with Washington involvement and no comment from Casillas. Casillas’s son had a summer job tied to OEO funding.
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FBI
Office of Economic Opportunity
Denver
U.S
Joe D. Casillas
U.S. Atty
Richard Spells
Spells
Washington, D.C
Casillas
Duane Bullard
Air Force trains diverse trades with starter pay
The U.S. Air Force trains electricians plumbers firemen computer operators medical technicians and mechanics. Starting pay is $288 per month with housing meals and medical care provided. Contact T/Sgt Bruce Kuhn at 413 St Howes Ft. Collins or call 493-4290 today.
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U.S. Air Force
Bruce Kuhn
St. Howes
Ft. Collins
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