State's high court to decide abortion cases
Colorado's Supreme Court moved to dispose quickly of three abortion cases after a meeting with Chief Justice Pringle. The court will hear briefs with no oral arguments, guided by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion as a matter between a woman and her physician.
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Gordon Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
Edward BE. Pringle
Capitol
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Onofrio
Right To Life
Catholic Physicians Guild
James V. Casey
Dick Lamm
Colorado Medical Society
Colorado Health Association
Colorado Psychiatric Society
Colorado Psychological Society
Onafrin
Lamm
Pringle
Fort Collins
Summit
Jefferson County
High Court
Denver inmates file complaint over jail ventilation incident
Nine inmates at Denver County Jail allege malice and negligence by jail officials after a disturbance in which ventilating systems were shut off during a small fire. They seek a court order to prevent future ventilator shutdowns as Deputy Warden Bailey denies the claim. Nelson says he will investigate the incident.
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Denver (Ap
Denver County
Denver Dist
Robert T. Kingsley
Paul Bailey
Denver
William Ray Nelson
Navy offers voluntary early discharge for troubled sailors
The Navy confirms a program allowing sailors deemed a burden to the command to quit. By late January 2,959 had used it, with potentially 3,000 more discharged by month’s end. Discharges are under general conditions with a note of unsuitability for reenlistment, while service records show marginal performance or substandard conduct.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Navy
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Chief of Naval Operations
Zumwall
Zumwalt
Special House
Armed Services
Constellation
Subcommittee
Ash sworn in without Senate confirmation
Nixon officials swore in Roy L. Ash as budget director before Senate action on a bill requiring confirmation. Eight new Cabinet members took oaths in the White House East Room, with Weinberger awaiting confirmation as health secretary. Senate debate on the measure was pending.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
White House
Roy L. Ash
Nixon
Ash
Caspar W. Weinberger
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Peter J. Brennan
Transportation
Claude S. Brinegar
U.S
United Nations
John Seals
Anne L. Armstrong
Bill on reporters' shield to be debated Tuesday in Colorado
The Colorado Senate will debate a bill to shield news reporters from contempt of court actions for refusing to disclose sources of information. The measure mirrors a New York shield law and passed 6-1 from the Senate Appropriations Committee. The bill addresses executive branch budget and oversight concerns amid questions about Litton Industries and presidential spending.
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Denver
Colorado
Sen
Doe Shoemaker
R-Denyer
New York
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nhurse
Only Congress Can Keep Powers, White Says
Associate Justice Byron R. White warned that only Congress can prevent powers from slipping away to other branches. He noted presidential power evolves from constitutional provisions and implied authority, with the people’s vote ultimately shaping limits on executive power.
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Congress
Denver
Byron KR. White
U.S. Supreme Court
C. Dale Filler
White
Supreme Court
Alexander Hamilton
Exercise program shown to cut heart attack rate
Dr Kenneth H Cooper of Dallas says his aerobics based system used by over 15000 Air Force personnel since 1970 markedly lowers heart attack mortality by four fifths for post heart attack patients. He warns isometrics and other methods stress the heart less.
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Denver
U.S. Air Force
Kenneth H. Cooper
Dallas
Tex
Denver Dental Society
Air Force
Cooper
Europe
Twelve overcome by smoke at Denver AEC plant
AP reports twelve Rocky Flats workers at the Atomic Energy Commission plant in Denver were mildly injured Friday when smoke from a malfunctioning air filtration system filled their headgear. A carpenter fell six feet after exposure as the crew received treatment and monitoring for contamination exposure.
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Denver
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Rocky Flats
Stewardesses sue over back pay and jobs loss
Irmgard Gerslle and Constance Ciancio, former Continental Airlines stewardesses from Denver, allege the 1965 singles rule cost them employment and back pay. Continental ceased the no marriage policy in 1966 after EEOC and Civil Rights Act rulings. The judge reserved ruling and did not set a date.
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Denver
Continental Airlines
Continental
U.S. District Court
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Irmgard Siemon Gerslle
Constance Porter Ciancio
Gordon G. Greiner
Sherman G.inesilver
Greiner
Two killed on state highways in Colorado crashes
The Colorado State Patrol reports two deaths Friday and a third on Thursday from highway crashes. Victims include Robert C. Jahnke of Westminster, 42, in a head on collision with Gary Joe Taylor, 18, of Lakewood. Manuelita Crespin, 8, of Trinidad, died of head injuries from January 13. Lester Pedrick, 70, of Utav an, died from injuries in a January 26 Montrose County crash. Harris L. Portlock, 50, Westminster, pulled a trailer and had no injuries.
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Associated Press
Colorado State Patrol
Robert C. Jahnke
Westminster
Jefferson County
Gary Joe Taylor
Lakewood
Denver
Manuelita Crespin
Trinidad
Beth Ann Zimmerman
Lester Pedrick
Utavan
Grand Junction
Montrose County
Pedrick
Colorado 14
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