Redistricting Bill Goes to Governor
The Colorado redistricting bill cleared the General Assembly 40 to 2 with Democrats joining Republicans. It heads to Gov. John A. Love just before a deadline that could have stripped members of pay and expenses. Leader Mackie hailed a strong compromise, while Rep. Dines argued the measure fails constitutional requirements and predicted further court tests.
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Denver
Colorado
General Assembly
Messare
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Ieader
John G. Mackie
Longmom
Mackle
Alien Dines
Il Paso
Senate
House
John Donald E Kelley
Mackie
Longmont
Kelley
U.S
Mona Lisa Heads To New York With Two Paintings
Mona Lisa travels to New York with a security escort for a two month Met display from February 7 to March 4. The event draws record attendance in Worthington with over 500000 visitors, far surpassing annual norms. Also arriving from France are Whistler's Mother and Saint Mary Magdalen, destined for an American exhibit and later return to Paris.
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Mona Lisa
New York
Secret Service
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Leonardo da Vinci
New
Natural Gallery of
Ana
Norma
Mona
Parla Louves
Paris
Whintier
Mary Magdalen
America
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Allants, Ga
Georges de la Tour
Donald Kelley to Address Weld GOP Dinner
Donald Kelley plans to address the Weld County GOP dinner hosted by the Weld County Republican Central Committee at Trinity Episcopal Church. The event begins at 4 30 p.m. with tickets set at 2 50 and aims to attract around 250 attendees. Tickets available from Sam Telep or the county committee office.
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Weld County
Republican Central Committee
Carl JC. Tams
Sam Telep
Atty
Dukes County
W. Dunbar
National Bank
Republican County Committee
Colorado
Iber
Ifriday
Budget Group Balks On Pueblo College Budget
The Budget Committee balked at funding for Southern Colorado State College Pueblo for the next fiscal year. Officials sought a multi million dollar appropriation to complete planning and begin site development, utilities, a library classroom complex, a science building and central heating plant. The committee indicated final architectural and engineering plans would require 10 to 1 funding before proceeding.
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Seth Sa
New Southern
Colorado Skate College
Pueblo
Epha
Wshoemaker
Denver
Marcin Knudson
Hubert Bart Fey
Southern Colorado State College
Douglass
Oakley Wade
R-Las Animas
Sem
George Brown
Brown
Southern
Colorado State College
Harry Locke
Rettarbet
Enim
Knudean
Adam
Weather summary from a 24 hour notice
Weather data reports 2 pm temperatures and daily highs and lows, plus barometer readings and sunrise times. Forecast predicts mostly mild days with upper 40s to 60s, nights in the 20s to 40s, with Colorado mountains fair and east winds.
Trucker Head-On Crash Near Limon Leaves Three Dead
Two semitrailer trucks collided head on two miles west of Limon on Highway 40. Drivers Kenneth Thomas 44 of Aurora Colorado and Orval Sniff 24 of Lamar Colorado died. Passenger Dale Van Edmana 42 of Bristol Colorado also perished. Teague 2 of Elk City Oklahoma injured. highway blocked until 5:30 am. Cause not yet determined. Other incidents noted across the region.
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Limon
U.S. Highway 40
Willinghree
State Patrol
Shel Victide
Kenneth
Thomas
Aurora
Cold
Orval B. Sniff
Lamar X‘ole
Sniff
Dale
van Edmana
Bristol
Cale
Wiliam F. Teague
Elk City
Okla
Hero Thomas
Teapur
Tuck
Richard Jacobs
Valarade
Kennedy says Cuba still holds missiles after Dec. 12 conference
Rep Kennedy cites undec dismantling of Soviet missile bases in Cuba. Keating and defense officials debate whether missiles remain and the impact of any sea blockade on shipping and prisoners. U.S. and allied responses vary as to enforcement and effectiveness.
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Kennedy
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Hind
United States
Cuba
House
Bruce
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Defense Department
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Loveland Ranch killings stir fears after teen confession
A 14 year old boy confessed to slaying 17 year old Sue Allen at Sunrise Ranch near Loveland Colorado. An autopsy found the girl had been shot and the case involved a religious group named the Emissary of the Divine Light. Authorities launched a wide search including divers and FBI laboratory analysis.
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Loveland
Colo
Alice
Hig Thompson
Philadelphia
Love- Mo Trace
Canal Svene
Land High School
Nay K. Scheerer
Smealiber
Ligions
Sue Allen
Divine Light
Allens
Horsetooth Res
Sunrise Ranch
Reese
Nell Allen
Scheerer
Robert D. Patton
Robert
T. Pattan
FBI
Washington
Canadian Arms Head Quits Cabinet Says
Bud Reese, chief Larimer County sheriff's investigator, said the boy signed a full statement admitting he shot the gun. He stated he was rabbit hunting when he came, according to officers.
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Bud Reese
Larimer County
Heese
Severe Cold Strikes East Amid Cabinet Shakeup
Canada faced a political crisis as Prime Minister Douglas Harkness resigned over the U S Cuba shipping plan. The dispute centers on nuclear weapons policy and possible dissolution of Parliament while tensions rise over the Cuban crisis and Defense commitments with the North Atlantic alliance.
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Jin
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North Atlantic
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Ip” Diefenbaker
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Parsties
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New Members Elected to 4 H Executive and Leaders Councils
Four thousand one hundred 4 H Chile members and leaders attended County Day at Meath Junior High School. New members were elected to the 41 1 Executive Council and the Leaders Council for two year terms. Six other members were chosen by the Extension Sevier for one year. Leaders cover all county areas with representatives from Bracewell, Chub, Gail Vetter, Crow Creek, Minette Lang, Donn Dorsey, Marilyn Vain Doren, Edward Baye, Juliet Morita, Wyatt Willing Workers, and Susan Schneider. One year terms include Beit Valet, Amit Withemas, Shirley Martin, Arthur Carlson, Shara Cozzens, Judgyt Davis, and others. Officers to be elected March 1. Twenty two leaders named to the Leaders Council from each district and at large representatives were chosen.
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Fay
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Peiges
West Greeley
Tynetor
Chub
Gail Vetter
Crow Creek
Minette Lang
Bracewell
Donn Dorsey
Startrusters
Marilyn Vain Doren
Brigesdale
Edward Bayete
Chay Valley
Juliettne Morita
Wyatt Willing
Steve
Shara Cozzens
Judgyt Davis
Kersey
Dwelve
Qlfiere
Parents Night at GHS for Junior High Families
Parents of Meeker and Meat Junior High students plan a 7:30 pm meeting at Greeley High tonight. District reps from Greeley Otis Greetov Myrtle Moore and others will discuss registration and high school offerings. counselors will answer questions.
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Secowding
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Greeles
Ray
Sarchet
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Iler
Platteville
Lyle Cooksey
Ropgen
Ed Beenhardt
Low
Disarranged clothing used to simulate attack
Reese testified the suspect, a former housebreaker from Philadelphia, and his father lived at the ranch. The boy, living with his mother and stepfather, had recently arrived from Philadelphia. The slain girl, last seen at 4 p.m. Saturday, was walking along a canal fed by Flatiron and Horse Tooth Reservoirs.
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Reese
Philadelphia
Reece
Flatiron Reservoir
Horsetooth Reservoir
Indianapolis Bond Issued for Hoffa Amid Bond Debate
The Indianapolis bonding firm United Bonding Co. issued a bond for James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters Union. Hoffa testified before the House ABAP Committee on charges of government pressure on bonding firms. A Justice Department spokesman denied the allegations.
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API
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Indianapolis
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Powell
House’ Abap
Frank Wright
United Bonding Co
Teamsters
American Mutual Co
Hoffa
Justice Department
Atty. Genn
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
J Underworld
Friel
Jabout
Holla
Judge Rules Out Patrol Tickets In Denver
Denver judge George Manerbuss ruled a state patrolman cannot issue a traffic ticket inside Denver. He dismissed a careless driving charge against Edwin Hollister after patrolman McDaniels testified to speeds misreported and a stop within Denver limits led to questions about proper procedure and service.
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Denver
Air Municipe i
George Manerbuss
Edwin Hollister
McDaniels
Hollister
Adams County
Lister
Denver Alherr
McTrypiela
Fair Skies May Stay All Week in Colorado
Colorado weather outlook from the U S Weather Bureau predicts fair skies with partial cloudiness tonight and winds in the eastern region Tuesday. Temperatures slide from the 50s to near 70s across western and northeastern counties with night lows in the mid teens to mid thirties in valleys and eastern areas. Pueblo and Lamar posted high marks Sunday while Fraser reported the day’s oldest resident aged 15. Mountain passes were sanded and lightly snowpacked on Loveland, Berthoud, Monarch, Vail, and Rabbit Ears as crews cleared roads for winter travel.
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API
Jane Uary
Colorado
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pueblo
Lamar
Fraser
Colorado Highway
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